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 No.5755 [Open thread]

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 No.6239

I believe a king should rise to rulership through proving that he could handle the task of political leadership just fine. Hereditary system only gets you so far before a weak and inept heir gets to the throne just because his father was good at being a king.

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 No.6240

>>6239

Thing is, even a genetically "average" heir is still being schooled from birth on etiquette, negotiations, and the intricacies of sovereignty. And the problem with a selection process, any selection process, is that it encourages sociopaths and sycophants to rise to the top, as all the candidates jockey with each other for the approval of whomever it is that chooses the heir, whether it's "the people" or the current ruler. Rome had an appointment system for the emperors, and look at how that turned out. If someone is the heir by the accident of birth, by contrast, they have no incentive to develop sociopathic and sycophantic tendencies.

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 No.6630

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 No.7500

>>6239

Meritocracy is easily exploitable by talented sociopaths

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 No.7516

>>6240

>Would you rather be ruled by someone who maybe wants power, or who definitely wants power?

To me, this is a short argument, but the one I find the most convincing. In fact, it puts me on the borderline between admiring demarchy or monarchy.

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 No.6990 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

Thread Reminder that nationalism is a modernist or progressive invention to level difference in society. And should be opposed by a proper monarchist.

For more on this:

https://aidanmaclear.wordpress.com/2019/03/03/nationalism/

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 No.7419

>>7411

>That's talking about laying the ground work for the actual nationalist uprisings. The idea that the state exists to serve the nation is fundamentally necessary to the idea that nations should govern themselves.

"Nations" don't govern. Select men do.

>Alright, you're honestly beyond help. Go back to school, holy shit.

>Not knowing how much Marx took from earlier writers

>Not knowing Mussolini's past

>If we don't have monarchs then society has been leveled

>Being in denial this hard.

You can't even regulate who your children can interact with reliably (hence Stacy getting AIDs from a dindu). Modernity is seriously about rejecting past order and restriction.

>That came about over time, as the entire system of nobility degenerated.

>Pretending past civilizations like the Old Egyptians, Han, Mycenaean, didn't have such behavior

>The nobility ruled because they fought, and a proper military force at the time REQUIRED them to rule. There's a level of meritocracy in that, even if it's not the way we'd normally think of meritocracy now.

You might as well praise Africa for how any two-bit warlord can chimpout and get a following.

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 No.7422

>>7419

>"Nations" don't govern. Select men do.

Wordplay. You understand full well that what I mean is the idea that nations should be governed by their own people rather than foreigners.

>Twisting ideas around a new set of values means you're in bed with the thing you broke off of

>You can't even regulate who your children can interact with reliably

What the fuck does that have to do with leveling? At most you could say it's lessening the authority of the parent, but that's literally one example, and in so far as leveling is occurring their, that's the byproduct of the actual goal, which is liberty.

>>Pretending past civilizations like the Old Egyptians, Han, Mycenaean, didn't have such behavior

They degenerated too. Chinese history is/was literally based around the idea that dynasties/the old rule eventually degenerates and must be restored. History is not some single line moving in one direction.

>You might as well praise Africa for how any two-bit warlord can chimpout and get a following.

Compared to the age of degenerate absolutism that Europe had a few hundred years ago, that's pretty praiseworthy, yes.

You're not arguing against meritocracy, you're arguing that blood is merit. It's not. Merit is proven. Passing crowns and titles down from father to son was part of a method of cultivating merit. That system degenerated. The idea that blood is in and of itself merit is propaganda that was spread to prop up a disease.

Why the fuck do you think Napoleon had so much support despite taking a monarchical title without having any blood claim? He demonstrated merit through his actions. He brought the idea of being a monarch as close as he possibly could have to it's military root, and lead France to victory again and again, even if he lost in the end.

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 No.7424

>>7422

very cucked opinion tbh

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 No.7428

>>7422

>Wordplay. You understand full well that what I mean is the idea that nations should be governed by their own people rather than foreigners.

Irrelevant to actual history (where the likes of savages were ruled over by others).

>>Twisting ideas around a new set of values means you're in bed with the thing you broke off of

Marx simply took the tenants of liberalism much farther than his earlier writers since he had more awareness. Mussolini was a Modernist Leveler through and through.

>What the fuck does that have to do with leveling? At most you could say it's lessening the authority of the parent, but that's literally one example, and in so far as leveling is occurring their, that's the byproduct of the actual goal, which is liberty.

Next you'll be defending racemixing.

>They degenerated too. Chinese history is/was literally based around the idea that dynasties/the old rule eventually degenerates and must be restored. History is not some single line moving in one direction.

They never denied the importance of heritage and once the dynasties were in place they regulated as much of society as they can.

Tell us where the bulk of actual contributions to civilization happened by the way: Africa with its warlords or China with its emperors.

>Compared to the age of degenerate absolutism that Europe had a few hundred years ago, that's pretty praiseworthy, yes.

Tell us more on how the Congo is a better land to live in than Singapore.

>You're not arguing against meritocracy, you're arguing that blood is merit. It's not. Merit is proven. Passing crowns and titles down from father to son was part of a method of cultivating merit. That system degenerated. The idea that blood is in and of itself merit is propaganda that was spread to prop up a disease.

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 No.7450

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 No.7181 [Open thread]

Why is monarchy better than other non-democratic alternatives- for example, rule by the church or rule by secular bureaucrats?

If we share the tragic view of human nature, the tendency among monarchs and aristocrats will be to descend into profligacy over time, and that is what happened.

Of course institutions can also become corrupted but at least there, there is the chance of reform. Monarchs and aristocrats cannot be removed except by death.

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 No.7369

>>7184

The average anti-monarchist, to be fair, is not interested in defending Stalin.

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 No.7381

>>7369

Stalin in many ways was the fruit of Liberalism/Enlightenment/Modernity. Also goes for Hitler.

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 No.7399

>>7381

They were the fruit of the enlightenment undermining itself. Marxism and Fascism are both anti-enlightenment ideologies. Liberalism is the only one that can actually be properly compatible a monarchy. Marxism outright hates the idea of monarchs, and Fascism has shown repeatedly that they'll dump the monarch at the first moment the monarch disagrees with the fascists, because fascism is a totalitarian ideology. That's not to say that there haven't been instances of liberal monarchies where the monarch was forced out, but it isn't a literal inevitability.

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 No.7402

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>>7399

>and Fascism has shown repeatedly that they'll dump the monarch at the first moment the monarch disagrees with the fascists, because fascism is a totalitarian ideology. That's not to say that there haven't been instances of liberal monarchies where the monarch was forced out, but it isn't a literal inevitability.

>and Fascism has shown repeatedly that they'll dump the monarch at the first moment the monarch disagrees

Gee, it's not like anyone else ever does this…

Where's the proof? What do you make of Corneliu Zelea Codreanu and others who supported their monarchy – or, if you listen to horseshoetards, about Francisco Franco who restored the monarchy? It's hard to be sympathetic to the liberalist who sees everything next to the typical parliamentary constitutional monarchy as tyranny.

I don't care what is referred to as totalitarian. The squeals about a fascist one-party state don't bother me as much as a multi-party state. A political party is inherently totalitarian like any other. They desire the mind and will of the People™.

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 No.7409

>>7402

>Gee, it's not like anyone else ever does this…

>>7399

>That's not to say that there haven't been instances of liberal monarchies where the monarch was forced out, but it isn't a literal inevitability.

>Codreanu got along with King Carol II

Are you fucking high?

>Franco restored the monarchy

He restored the position, declared himself regent for life, and left the throne vacant until the 70's.

>All parties are totalitarian

A: Big tent parties are by definition not totalitarian

B: You're talking about the inside of the party. I'm not.

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 No.5180 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

>me? i'd be an aristocrat, not a serf like 99% of the population

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 No.6643

>>6398

Hey yes borther

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 No.6657

>>5180

Serfs unironically had more freedom than today's laborers tho

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 No.7389

>>5196

40% of people in western countries not called America are Atheists so if you live in a city the commoner is a fedora

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 No.7398

>>5180

Not all monarchies had serfs.

>>5182

So every man a king?

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 No.7400

>>5411

I agree in principle, but in practice certain types of monarchies can work.

>>5424

>Fascists are just race-aware commies

They're self-aware commies, yeah. The Nazis were somewhat weird for their obsession with race, most of the fascist movements didn't care as long as you were dedicated to the state.

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 No.6466 [Open thread]

If your here you've probably already figured out why we need a monarch. Writings like Seraphim Rose have done an excellent job explaining why the French Revolution was a mistake.

Have we considered what happens when a monarch needs to be replaced? For instance Queen Victoria did a bangup job, but Queen Elizabeth was a shitshow who has done nothing but import fresh peasants to replace the angry natives as the empire curmbles.

Confucius (and Mencius) had a concept for this that is entirely compatible with Christianity. In a Christian monarchy, Christ is eternal King and monarchs merely act as defacto regent until he returns. Sometimes this regent needs replaced, how do you tell when? Can you kill a monarch without ruining the whole monarchy and devolving into anarchy? We used to do it all the time in Europe.

What would you do to guard against incompetent monarchs?

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 No.6475

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OP faggot,

I'll give you one example where I tolerate it.

Killing this invader. On the battlefield. Your foreign enemy.

Nonetheless, I don't like revolutionaries

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 No.7217

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>>6468

Based.

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 No.7223

>>6466

>What would you do to guard against incompetent monarchs?

I trust myself to be of little significance on their minds and carry on my life. We already have incompetent leaders and rulers, population and values.

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 No.7328

>>6466

Don't give the monarch so much power that society functioning hinges on him not being shit.

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 No.7336

>Don't give the monarch so much power that society functioning hinges on him not being shit.

Who said it did? Honestly, I've never heard this one before.

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 No.6026 [Open thread]

What is there to boast about?

Something to counteract those who talk of guillotines.

>pic related Robespierre sent to the guillotine

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 No.6129

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 No.6130

>>6037

What's the context here?

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 No.6140

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>>6104

>Lol

>COINTELPRO TRS (((echoes)))

>incel as an insult

>"hurr grow up"

Apparently, you haven't grown up much either.

>>6114

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 No.7314

>>6035

Thanks for that anon, didn't know about the Sanfedisti till now. Good times killing Jacobins and other filth.

I find it continually funny that every forward-thinking and progressive gentleman is always on the side of the people, except for the fact that the people absolutely hate his champagne swilling, drunken ass, and would indeed tear him like dirty rags for dictating liberality to people that he assumes are beneath him.

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 No.7319

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galician_slaughter

tl;dr Polish nobility organize a revolt against the emperor and try to get the Polish peasantry to help them on nationalist grounds. Promise things like universal sufferage and abolition of serfdom. It turns out the peasants actually love the emperor and dont care about nationalism. Proceed to BTFO the rebels out of nowhere.

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 No.3470 [Open thread]

Were the aristocracy as useless and unproductive as often depicted, or did they administer some kind of useful function that was worth the cost?

Would you revive local Kings and Queens, or are you content with the national figure?

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 No.7288

>>7283

The nobility's power was predicated on them acting as a trained military class. Metal was expensive. Horses were expensive. Food was expensive (relative to now). You needed to have money to be able to afford to spend the majority of your time improving your ability to fight. That was a massive part of why the system made sense.

The transition from military class to something akin to bureaucrats is part of what spurred on absolute monarchy, which is the worst form of monarchy. The classic criticisms are monarchy are directly concerned with it. Monarchy as a general system essentially strawmanned itself.

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 No.7301

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>>7288

>spurred on absolute monarchy, which is the worst form of monarchy

If you're too focused on muh aristocracy, yes, from your perspective.

>he classic criticisms are monarchy are directly concerned with it

Criticism goes all around each form of government.

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 No.7308

>>7288

>Transition into bureaucrats spurred on absolute monarchy

You have this backwards. But if you're correct it gives the lie to the idea that the aristocracy in France was so uncontrollable and macho before the Fronde.

Really Louis XIV did not make a mistake with absolutism other than the punitive way in which he imposed peace by effectively imprisoning his nobility at Versailles. It damaged the economy because the nobles were in fact already bureaucrats and economic managers, and had been for ages, and it turned Versailles into the kind of snake pit of competing interests that ended the monarchy within 2 generations.

Classic criticisms would have remained with any system, but Louis XIV built his kingdom so that it could only be well-ruled with his characteristic iron will. The very fact that one had to "go to Versailles" to get anything done, effectively meant that one day someone would "go to Versailles" to commit regicide.

The way things worked out in the end have very little to do with philosophy or ideology, as always. The idea that ideology and philosophy precedes political action is just thinking like a republican.

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 No.7309

>>7301

>Criticism goes all around each form of government.

Yes, but when most people criticize monarchy, they criticize absolutism specifically. Comparatively, there isn't anyone criticizing contractual feudalism, and it's much more difficult to create a criticism due to the inherent stability of contractual monarchies. Yes, nothing is completely immune to criticism, but absolute monarchy is much easier to criticize. If absolute monarchy becomes what most people think of when they think of monarchy, monarchy as a whole becomes much more ridiculed and much easier to criticize by association. >>7288 has a point by calling absolute monarchy a self-strawman. I know we have a few absolutists on the board, and I'm almost certain that none of us care overmuch about criticism by the normies. However, even if you are an absolutist, I don't think you can deny that absolutism leaves itself much more open to criticism than other forms of monarcy.

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 No.7310

>>7309

>Comparatively, there isn't anyone criticizing contractual feudalism, and it's much more difficult to create a criticism due to the inherent stability of contractual monarchies. Yes, nothing is completely immune to criticism, but absolute monarchy is much easier to criticize.

I wouldn't know about this one. Feudalism has its critics just the same, and it's most often what people whine about – do you want feudalism, they say – whereas the complaints for absolutism usually come with caricatures of the pomp and ceremony. Usually people think you're a slave under feudalism. Does that not receive criticism? Surely, an ancap knows what it's like to be called for wanting feudalism. My opinion is that the criticism depends on who you ask.

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 No.7128 [Open thread]

This clown world has gone too far, /monarchy/. Hear me out.

>The Ballet Royal de la Nuit (Royal Ballet of the Night), Ballet Royal de la Nuict in its original spelling and often referred to simply as the Ballet de la Nuit, is a ballet de cour with a libretto by Isaac de Benserade and music by Jean de Cambefort, Jean-Baptiste Boësset, Michel Lambert and possibly others, which premiered on February 23, 1653, at the Salle du Petit-Bourbon in Paris. It took 13 hours to perform and debuted fifteen year old Louis XIV as Apollo, the Sun King (Le Roi Soleil).

>It was in part due to the Ballet Royal de la Nuit that Louis XIV came to be known as the Roi Soleil (The Sun King). With the collective civil wars known as the Fronde still fresh in the collective memory, the cardinal Mazarin commissioned a ballet with the aim of displaying the young king's true power, then only 15 years old. For this, he would therefore take on the role of Apollo.

>The work was never again performed after its first performance in 1653. Director of the Ensemble Correspondances, Sébastien Daucé therefore decided to recreate the ballet after being seduced upon hearing its first air. There remained, however, only the first violin score, the other orchestral voices having been completely lost. The idea was therefore to "respect" the score, to "complete" it and not "transform" it. The current stage production is somewhat different from the original version, highlighting the text's fairytale and enchanting aspects.

>The work was never again performed after its first performance in 1653. Director of the Ensemble Correspondances, Sébastien Daucé therefore decided to recreate the ballet after being seduced upon hearing its first air. There remained, however, only the first violin score, the other orchestral voices having been completely lost. The idea was therefore to "respect" the score, to "complete" it and not "transform" it. The current stage production is somewhat different from the original version, highlighting the text's fairytale and enchanting aspects.

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 No.7265

>>7128

>>7138

I'm not clicking on that shit negro.

>This clown world has gone too far

It's really just begun, we have the whole of the 2020's to watch as NATO countries descend into irrational contortions at the thought of a world in which China and Chinese illiberal mercantilism dominates.

In terms of the stages of grief, we are firmly rooted on the point of denial. It is impossible, and unacceptable that an illiberal country could outpace western democracies in critical infrastructure and defense technology at exactly the same time. You are therefore a bigot if you don't think tranny softcore pornography proves that the west is best and greatest, and you are definitely a Russian troll if you think that the western ego is more fragile than a bone china cup ironically made in China and also ironically of opium war vintage.

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 No.7266

>>7265

It just goes to prove once again that it's not liberalism or democracy that makes first-world countries so great and wealthy, contrary to what redditors and centrists would have you believe, it has always been free markets. It's so fucking ironic, but in this timeline even "communist" China is a lot more free than all these moralizing western democracies.

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 No.7267

>>7266

Politics always claims to be of first importance. The fact that people believe this claim is the tent-pole in the middle of the circus, but I was myself deceived about it in the past too.

This is the final honkpill

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 No.7268

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>>7266

I don't think anyone likes centrists.

Their whole deal is we're the freaks and their ideology is the norm.

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 No.7269

>>7268

Trying to be normal is definitionally weird.

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 No.7092 [Open thread]

WE'VE BEEN NOMINATED FOR 8CHANMANIA'S SITE WIDE EVENT!

What is it?

/v/ Nominates 32 fighters to fight for the Champion's Belt and a chance to fight in the 33rd Mania and win the season championship

This week we're having a site wide event and we want YOU to nominate a fighter, so please pick who you think represents the board the most, and then come join us at https://cytu.be/r/8chanmania on Sunday May 12th at 2pm EST to watch your fighters win (or job horribly)!

Now it's time to argue as to which swole sovereign is most suited for the ring

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 No.7162

The deadline's tomorrow. Vote here:

http://poal.me/j9dods

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 No.7171

>>7162

Looks like the Baron won with an overwhelming majority. Who's putting him in?

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 No.7172

>>7171

I am.

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 No.7176

File: f4753fe63ecc34b⋯.jpg (281.18 KB,1000x602,500:301,dmitri-shmarin-baron-unger….jpg)

>>7171

Vive the Mad Baron!

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 No.7231

Sternberg jobbed to Hitler's Rotom in the preliminaries.

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File: 1b11c02c7e7b6c5⋯.png (44.7 KB,1600x1600,1:1,rune.png)

 No.1695 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

Do you think a pagan monarchy could possibly arise in Europe's future (or any other part of the world)?

Me personally, I think that if people were to go back to their roots in terms of political ideology, they should also go back to the spiritual/religious traditions of their ancestors. Since christianity is a semitic religion with exclusively semitic prophets it has no connection to Europe whatsoever. It would not make sense for an non-Hebrew king to claim that he rules by divine right if the god he worships is one created by Hebrews.

The only modern monarchy I know of that could be considered a pagan monarchy is that of Japan whose ruling family claims to be descended from the Shintoist sun goddess Amaterasu (Shintoism being the native religion of Japan). Before the end of WWII the emperor was considered to be a god-like being himself and was actually worshipped by some.

A monarch that is actually an important aspect of his people's religion would be hard to be overthrown and indeed, the Japanese royal family has ruled for thousands of years.

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 No.6711

File: 278d4b42eb0b73c⋯.jpg (102.46 KB,1027x738,1027:738,anglo mutt larping as germ….jpg)

File: a1e6ec9c15ebc9b⋯.jpg (98.3 KB,750x534,125:89,larpers.jpg)

File: c2a099a50026376⋯.png (76.23 KB,1293x527,1293:527,amerimutt larpar pagan.png)

File: 9b8b16b98f3bcf9⋯.jpg (514.97 KB,1748x1597,1748:1597,larpers are all mutts - it….jpg)

I wish the romans has genocided you snow niggers - oh wait you are not snowniggers, just normal niggers.

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 No.6712

File: 2cc8baf7c835847⋯.png (1.05 MB,1811x595,1811:595,italian about med asian ni….png)

File: 48a46c4707a7b1b⋯.jpg (625.53 KB,1408x1110,704:555,italy vs nordic.jpg)

File: d875a324047e705⋯.png (122.26 KB,1400x1630,140:163,nords vs italians.png)

File: 2ba15ad2226dcde⋯.jpg (99.58 KB,563x848,563:848,med nord poster.jpg)

Racial Reminder

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 No.7180

File: 5033d488326179b⋯.png (20.32 KB,443x464,443:464,Gokturk.png)

File: 41447c471a96e95⋯.jpg (65.23 KB,720x405,16:9,KhatunGF.jpg)

File: 08bba96d5aae044⋯.jpg (107.83 KB,540x622,270:311,NamdWojak.jpg)

>>1695

A Tengriist Kaganate in Central Asia and Mongolia would be comfy. Would join 11/10

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 No.7191

File: 126df6094272ccb⋯.jpg (81.72 KB,600x450,4:3,ural-batır.jpg)

>>7180

Tengri biz menen, fellow central asiaboo

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 No.7213

File: 526c54448dfdf87⋯.jpg (124.34 KB,1440x1280,9:8,Hehehe.jpg)

>>7191

>A fren !

Yes, Tengri biz menen friend. Hope you are in good health. Have a good day ;)

Also great pic. Saved.

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File: 088d62b68e2988b⋯.jpg (46.36 KB,388x442,194:221,Grace_chan2.jpg)

 No.3318 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

A land for our beloved Grace, waifu of the monarchists. All power to Her Grace.

smh, there are few OCs. if drawfags volunteer for the fatherland, plz draw w/o glasses btw thx

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 No.6968

File: 3868430d175a850⋯.mp4 (317.8 KB,320x240,4:3,11.mp4)

>>6960

>forever complaining that everyone else is just too dumb to understand their wise and enlightened reasoning.

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 No.6971

>>6960

>Even if someone designs a mascot, I don't think many people there will give a shit about it

Half the monarchist community hates anime, yet here we are.

>Yeah, /liberty/ doesn't have a waifu.

It looks like they had something going. They had the ideas of taking the sunglasses and everything else.

>tfw even /monarchy/ cares more about /liberty/'s waifu than /liberty/

Only because I want to get the whole family together. /pol/ has erika, /leftypol/ has alunya, /fascist/ has integralist chan, and /monarchy/ has grace.

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 No.6978

>>6967

>ancapistan

kind of fucking lame

it was never ever germane

it's a problem-filled philosophy

>ancapistan

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 No.7008

>>6971

>Half the monarchist community hates anime, yet here we are.

FFS, we even have a goddam anime OP now ( >>6848 ). Give us another decade and we might end up making a cringy-as-fuck anime episode.

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 No.7188

New Grace Chan inc

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 No.406 [Open thread]

Has /monarchy/ noticed that certain religions have a better track record of continuing the institution of monarchy than others?

Take Islam, for example. Today, Muslim countries are more like to be monarchies than non-Muslim ones, and most of the remaining absolute monarchies are Muslim. In fact, virtually all of the Ummah was run by monarchs, but many of them were overthrown by Western-influenced revolutionaries in the last century.

That's why I'm thinking of converting to Islam, to help strengthen the moral fiber of my life and to further the cause of monarchism. Anyone else thinking the same?

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 No.6763

>>5638

>Portraying God the father

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 No.6765

File: 25ee317c573bd5c⋯.jpeg (30.03 KB,245x399,35:57,EBF29408-3710-4DB8-BE5E-E….jpeg)

>>904

Catholics had monarchies until the same time period and we still have a few small monarchies of micro countries including the vatican

(sage for dead thread)

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 No.6779

>>406

I've noticed this as well, but after looking into /islam/, I don't see a consistent moral fiber in this religion.

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 No.6929

File: 2cdbf40fdeb6147⋯.jpg (13.47 KB,278x400,139:200,Gary.jpg)

>>406

This is such a roundabout way of saying that you are a retarded shill

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 No.7179

File: aff35ad2aeccdcb⋯.jpg (66.9 KB,850x400,17:8,AtaturkOnIslam.jpg)

File: 9e54781fbda10b7⋯.png (1020.95 KB,1477x1082,1477:1082,BombIt.png)

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File: 7761e2e7eed9148⋯.png (311.07 KB,392x553,56:79,Ibrahim.PNG)

>>406

If you want to know how it is like check the Turks under Osmanoğlu dynasty.

A dynasty that lasted 600 God Damn years left Turks in the dark ages and bleeding white literally begging for someone to demolish the whole thing and start over (Atatürk). An you can ask Balkans about their experiences as vassals or direct control under Ottomans, with Jizye tax and devshirme system.

TL;DR: Get your head together and stay as you are, Dingo.

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 No.7118 [Open thread]

Discovered this new (month old) American monarchist site.

https://americanmonarchistsociety.com/

Has a polished, professional look, although many features are still incomplete. (I take the donation function being absent, instead of the only working thing, as a good sign it’s in earnest). Seems to be run by two devoted young men, a Steven Bachmann and a J. Benjamin. Open to all but with a Traditionalist, Roman Catholic ethos.

The American Monarchist Society hopes to be able to organize the First Monarchist Congress of the United States by 2021. Any takers? I think it’s a welcome replacement for the International Monarchist League - US site which no longer exists.

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 No.7119

>>7118

I like it, pretty ambitious to have a Congress by 2021 but more power to 'em. God bless 'em and I hope they are successful.

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 No.7121

But, its catholic and disgusting

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 No.7197

Anyone in the Topeka area? Rare chance for irl sympathetic discussion. On May 18 Commissioner of Rules and Procedures Steven Bachmann is holding a meet and dinner at The Wheel Barrow in Topeka, KS. https://americanmonarchistsociety.com/kansas-meet-and-dinner/

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 No.7103 [Open thread]

Are there any Monarchist songs in Australia other than God Save The Queen? If so, mind giving us a link or video?

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 No.7108

There's Aussie patriotic music in the monarchist music thread.

I don't know if that's what you're looking for, OP.

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 No.7116

Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.

>>7103

Norwegian Baron must lurk /monarchy/, he posted this just today.

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File: 8dd6a229871c65e⋯.jpeg (82.76 KB,1000x667,1000:667,4CFAB9A4-F39C-4CEE-BF60-C….jpeg)

 No.7080 [Open thread]

For the revolution

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 No.7081

File: b0bf65e1091c6f8⋯.jpeg (503.85 KB,6007x3948,6007:3948,F02973B0-EA28-4C98-87A5-4….jpeg)

Long Live The Revolution

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 No.7082

Please see >>950.

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