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File: 04b08c7cb537873⋯.jpg (9.55 KB,400x300,4:3,taxation.jpg)

 No.5739 [Open thread]

A troubling discussion for monarchists is dealing with the generalization that monarchies are the worst governments for dealing with taxes. This is mixed with half-truths and also inconsistencies on the side of opponents. As a member of the board, I am pretty relieved to find that monarchies are seen as fairer on taxation. With apologists like Hans-Herman Hoppe and others, monarchy and the reputation of being ruthless tax-mongrels lies down.

An ultimate symbol of authority, undeniably, is who is getting the levies and raising the armies, who is doing the taxing, and who is being taxed; this is a terrible mistake and grievance in the English Civil War. Ultimately, despite taxation, I would argue ultimately a power struggle between Parliament's right to tax and the Crown's right to taxation. The advent of other revolutionary battles and difficulties show that Parliament would later become the tax collectors and gather the reputation for it. Although the English were some of the less taxed in Europe around the time of King Charles I. It was a real issue of what members of society they levied in war-time dues to protect the country.

Monarchies back then used levies periodically and taxed counties, found other measures, and historically saw them as signs of loyalty and tribute.

Today it's terribly shocking with the attitude towards taxation. Despite what is said about monarchies, which used levies and didn't directly do it all during peace-time, the world today is a far-cry from what was considered outright tyranny today compared to tomorrow. People think that because the 'People' are in charge, democracy would never resolve to tax itself to death. Yet we still find the peril of it and even worse than the monarchies of old, even to the point where the idea ends.

My opinion is that monarchy is a mixed bag on terms of taxation. There have been low-tax monarchies and high-tax monarchies. The moral monarchies with strong foundations of moral code fair better because it was immoral to burden people. Time and time again, the spiritual foundation is the true discipline of monarchs.

I'm looking for the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly; and a histoPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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 No.5756

>>5739

in the past monarchs could tax the shit out of people becuase monarch was sure that subjects wont escape his kingdom because it was illegal

i think

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 No.5772

>>5756

>in the past monarchs could tax the shit out of people becuase monarch was sure that subjects wont escape his kingdom because it was illegal

And nowadays representative governments tax the People because they believe they are the People. Historically, there have been fairer monarchies with low taxation and mere war-time levies. There have also been others. We look at standing armies, war-time levies, and taxation in the past, but today taxes make those examples look like a joke. This is to the point where people are willing to have themselves taxed to ridiculous lengths.

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 No.5796

>>5772

>And nowadays representative governments tax the People because they believe they are the People

no

they just want resources just every other live being

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 No.5853

there aren't many other methods available to governments of any kind of gaining the funds to perform its duties.

traditionally the US relied on wealthy landowners to hold community fundraiser BBQs and lotteries to generate funds.

raffles and whatnot may also be an option.

taxation is mainly seen as theft because the various disreputable elements of governments love to misuse those taxes.

the inescapable truth is that a monarch needs money to perform his duty to the people, and if the monarch doesn't own land or any other sort of wealth generating entreprise his options are limited significantly. imposing taxes on the populace is the most effective means of getting the capital to pay your police and military, as well as to maintain critical infrastructure.

people will be fine with paying taxes if they know their money will be used to help them. like improved roads and hardy men to patrol them.

spend the peoples' money on a gilded mansion for yourself and you earn that coup to overthrow you.

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 No.5860

File: 02de928eca880f6⋯.jpg (202.92 KB,1778x736,889:368,Bastiat_vs_Paternalism.jpg)

>>5853

There are multiple ways to gain funds to provide a service besides extortion, for reference you can look at every other business in the market and how they collect funds. Taxation is seen as theft regardless of disreputable elements (although they certainly don't help), it's seen as theft because it's the confiscation of your money without consent under the threat of violence. It doesn't matter if the taxes are used "for my own good," I don't need daddy government to tell me what is and is not good for me, I'm more than capable of deciding that for myself. Especially considering that government is almost completely staffed with incompetent hacks who couldn't make it in the private sector, giving me even less reason to believe in its authority.

>literally muh roads

Nevermind, between this and the reddit spacing this has to be a shitpost.

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File: e895878499f6210⋯.png (133.66 KB,1080x720,3:2,1 EStatH5PPl-cqNLEB7FCXQ.png)

 No.5571 [Open thread]

ORDER IN THE COURT

Let the fascists and libertarians debate.

Coordinating this forum, on behalf of the peace and harmony of /monarchy/, to bring civil discussion on what is political, economic, and historical for debate. This board has always been a sympathetic to /liberty/ and also has had origins on /pol/. To prevent this discourse from spilling into other threads, this forum is established.

<what if I am neither libertarian or fascist leaning?

Crash the party and come out from your point of view.

>hey now, why is this thread necessary?

Because it's been a continuous piece of debate, but a slightly different one. The libertarian model for a privatized society and the fascist model need to compete for our love.

All are welcome to join in.

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 No.5707

>>5651

Your whole post is code for "I don't know anything about economics besides the word "usury", so I'll assume it's all a zero-sum game".

The "losers" in a free-market are not punished for failure, they are simply not rewarded for being incompetent, they do not benefit from not helping anyone else benefit (if your father is an alcoholic, then why must my father support your family?). In a free-market you don't have to be the best of the best, you only have to be competent enough in one area of life to benefit from the extremely low prices from competition that you find in all other areas of the economy. eg: You can run your little coffee shop in your little town if that's what you want, it might not be the best coffee shop or even a very profitable one, but you do love growing your own beans and brewing your special blend of coffee and chatting with the customers, and even though it could do a lot better if you actually tried, you care more about spending time with your family than going against the fierce competition at the top of the unregulated economy where no company or megacorp gets government help to remain in the top 10 or even top 100 forever, and besides, whatever profits you do get from your humble coffee shop are more than enough to pay for the pitiful expenses of life in an ultra free-market economy.

tbh I don't know how you guys can pretend to pull off the whole tough guy act saying "the weak should fear the strong", when you're really a bunch of pansies who are psychologically traumatized by words like "competition" or anything that implies a threat or a challenge, and instead you think "the strong" should owe you something, and in return you, the cucked weaklings, would be obedient bugmen who do everything they're told.

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 No.5832

File: 9df2298bee127a5⋯.jpg (42.53 KB,500x500,1:1,8bc8621b4db369a49d595506a7….jpg)

What does a laissez faire market do about product-as-a-service business model? It is extremely predatory, yet Steam is a digital distribution monolith based on it whose subscriber agreements stipulates it can terminate anyone's subscription at any time. It's a game-theory solution where only a small fraction of customers actually have their subscription terminated for no clear reason, while all are subject to it's frightening tyranny and many are ignorant that it can happen in the first place. It was rationalized as being reasonable because software is not a physical commodity, it is incorporeal intellectual property. Yet you can see with the John Deere tractor EULA you can see that turned around because physical products have an intellectual property component :^). I foresee a future we don't and can't own anything because nobody sells things anymore, just subscriptions to things that can be revoked.

The problem in an unfettered market isn't "I don't like this coffee I'll go someplace else", it's when a company like Google has a stranglehold on life itself because it and it alone sells some product that is so integrated into daily life you cannot function without it. There is nothing stopping a company that sells such a product from making the buyer agree to a draconian EULA as a condition of selling that product.

You have to take the position either that this sort of self-destructive economic behavior is good because this is what free market allows and free market is good, or adopt the Fascist position of banning market activities in which the nation preys upon itself.

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 No.5837

>>5832

Most EULA kikery is based on the existence of intellectual property. Without government fiat the market will never acknowledge intellectual property—because it isn't property at all. IP has no scarcity, therefore it isn't excludable, therefore it isn't property. Also, most EULAs as they are constructed today wouldn't be enforceable contracts as we understand libertarian contract theory. As Rothbard shows in the below article, the only contracts which are enforceable are those whose violation would result in theft are enforceable in court, because you cannot alienate your future will.

https://mises.org/library/property-rights-and-theory-contracts

As for Google specifically, realize that their near-monopoly happened in spite of market forces, not because of them. Google, Facebook, Twitter, and other large companies receive various levels of support and kickbacks from the feds to maintain their monopoly. These can take the form of exclusive contracts, or alphabet soup outsourcing their datamining to these companies and buying what they collect, or plain-old regulatory capture through the FCC.

So as we can see, the market does not in fact promote this "self destructive behavior". The behavior is promoted by the federal government creating market distortions, and were these distortions to disappear, the behavior would as well.

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 No.5848

>>5837

>Another important point: in our title-transfer model, a person should be able to sell not only the full title of ownership to property, but also part of that property, retaining the rest for himself or others to whom he grants or sells that part of the title. Thus, as we have seen above, common-law copyright is justified as the author or publisher selling all rights to his property except the right to resell it. Similarly valid and enforceable would be restrictive covenants to property in which, for example, a developer sells all the rights to a house and land to a purchaser, except for the right to build a house over a certain height or of other than a certain design.

Rothbard himself in the article you linked doesn't dispute the legal validity of intellectual property. English patent law was a critical component of the agricultural revolution, which lead to the industrial revolution. Is the moncap position that the industrial revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race? I am not necessarily opposed to this position, but it blatantly contradicts the moncap proposal of a king whose goal is to maximize the profitability of the state.

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 No.5849

>>5848

>doesn't dispute the legal validity of intellectual property.

He didn't dispute the legal validity of one very specific kind of property, you mean. And even Rothbardian ideas on copyright do not restrict making digital copies of things, because the previous owner has no jurisdiction over the copy, only of the original product. And while there are some points of debate on copyright within libertarian circles, patents are one form of IP that nearly all libertarians reject, even the pot-smoking retards in the LP. English patent law was not a critical component of any part of the industrial revolution, the innovations created were. Because patent law does not spur innovation (if anything it reduces the incentive to innovate, as companies can sit on the laurels of their patent rights instead of developing something new), it cannot be credited with technical advancement.

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 No.294 [Open thread]

>you would never be a monarch because of your bloodline

>your ruler would be anyone who was lucky enough to be born into the monarchy, regardless of how fit they are to rule

How does this make you feel, /monarchy/?

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 No.5835

>>5814

nope

he was refering to roman empire

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 No.5839

>>5835

Thats what that anon said

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 No.5840

>>5839

The Byzantines are generally considered distinct from the old Roman Empire.

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 No.5841

>>5835

Same thing.

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 No.5846

>>5841

not really

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File: f37a0aac20c14d1⋯.png (155.75 KB,1082x404,541:202,Idol-Queen.png)

 No.3874 [Open thread]

Can we discuss this superior form of Monarchy?

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 No.5732

>>5727

Distraction tactics.

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 No.5758

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 No.5764

>>5727

It helps him spot commies from his helicopter.

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 No.5786

File: fc2bc6b623ef798⋯.png (1.64 MB,1700x2733,1700:2733,52f49cb9db976a291f9acc4678….png)

>>5697

>>5708

https://meguca.org/nya/

The voting would be limited to selecting the crown princess from among the royal princesses (daughters of the Queen) of the realm. Let's also have a make in Constitutional Electoral Cognatic Monarchy by having the constitution define the process of succession and election as well as enshrining the NAP as the only law leaving the Queen to judge infractions… nya~

Seriously though, Cognatic Succession was the superior form of succession prior to genetic paternity testing

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 No.5787

File: 9679bafa6ca0f6b⋯.jpg (746.87 KB,1075x1518,1075:1518,ad5fac12cf3018781322b25bc4….jpg)

>>5786

>have a make in

<Make it

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File: 2ec7806d1903d58⋯.jpg (77.85 KB,435x580,3:4,prince-william-435-74.jpg)

 No.5292 [Open thread]

So rumor on the interwebs and tabloids is that Prince William confronted the Queen with evidence that Charles killed Diana. This has led the Queen to make William the new Crown Prince. Can anyone confirm this? There is alot of conflicting news out there.

What going on out there UK?

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 No.5340

>>5333 (checked)

>why limit it to them

They are the two subjects of the orginal post's topic. To me they seem to be the most qualified.

>child regency

Never considered that. Who would be the acting regent though?

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 No.5366

>>5331

It should return to Georg Friedrich and the House of Prussia.

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 No.5382

>>5331

>who would you rather

>5333

>i prefer this one

Stop thinking like republicans

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 No.5387

>>5382

This.

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 No.5735

File: 39415555b4dd651⋯.jpg (106.46 KB,917x745,917:745,32665341_1967091390287300_….jpg)

>>5313

These rumours exist as some sections of the UK don't like the Prince of Wales over the Diana thing, but in reality skipping him is wildly unrealistic and would be overall unpopular.

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File: 3a2ee0dbdbd40dc⋯.jpg (237.11 KB,1280x720,16:9,domp.jpg)

 No.2247 [Open thread]

The Empire will return…

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 No.4613

>>3723

An Empire is the only way to rule over many volks. Unless Brazil is to fragment into a billion pieces this is the only way.

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 No.5669

File: ca6e51cc9aa5cd0⋯.jpg (77.74 KB,720x450,8:5,DvYDz_OXgAEz5vw.jpg)

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 No.5675

>>5669

>industrialisation as something good

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 No.5677

>>5675

>kvetch about industrialization

>on Icelandic fingerpainting website

>using computer

If you're going to LARP at least put in the effort to get in character.

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 No.5678

>>5677

>>5675

He's got a point.

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File: 148c83a3cc78ca8⋯.jpg (44.1 KB,300x415,60:83,charles-zi-britannia-1973.jpg)

File: d5e2e902b77f786⋯.mp4 (8.44 MB,854x480,427:240,ALL-HAIL-BRITANNIA.mp4)

 No.5605 [Open thread]

Some are born swifter afoot, some with greater beauty, some are born into poverty and others born sick and feeble. Both in birth and upbringing, in sheer scope of ability every human is inherently different; Yes that is why people discriminate against one another, which is why there is struggle, competition and the unfaltering march of progress. Inequality is not wrong, equality is. What of the E.U. which made equality a right? Rabble politics by a popularity contest. The Chinese Federation with its equal distribution of wealth? A nation of lazy dullards. But not our beloved Britannia, we fight, we compete, evolution is continuous. Britannia alone moves forward, advancing steadily into the future. Even the death of my son, Clovis, demonstrates Britannia's unswerving commitment to progress. We will fight on, we shall struggle, compete, plunder and dominate, and in the end, the future shall be ours.

ALL HAIL BRITANNIA

Thread on egalitarianism

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 No.5630

>>5605

but uk is cucked af mate

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 No.5632

>>5630

Actually, in the Chinese cartoon, the empire isn't the UK but Americans LARPing as bongs after the royal family moved their seat of power there.

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 No.5643

Anglo's are the most powerful race in the world

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 No.5656

File: 01e33a27a72df01⋯.jpeg (110.38 KB,532x719,532:719,uk.jpeg)

>>5643

so why are they so cucked?

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 No.5670

File: ca3f22c2f826779⋯.jpg (509.82 KB,2560x1620,128:81,18Z9A6PnVLw.jpg)

>>5605

>If Oswald Mosley won nya~

https://meguca.org/nya/

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File: e46907c168a3f5a⋯.png (14.27 KB,150x232,75:116,ClipboardImage.png)

 No.5495 [Open thread]

May I ask you a question?

What exactly are your reason for wanting the return of a ruling, monarchic class, outside of a purely aesthetic/patriotic one? Genuinely curious, as I'm inclined to say that monarchic rule IS better in the sense that there's much more honesty in receiving orders from an enlightened despot, but I just wanna know.

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 No.5634

File: 2d1ce66eec206b1⋯.png (142.45 KB,472x501,472:501,grace1.png)

>>5633

I don't think they deserve it, I was being sarcastic. I posted above how nat-soc is a nigger-tier ideology because of its similiarity to African regimes, and one example of that is these niggers taking "taking their land back" from evil capitalist foreigners (white people might as well be Jews to them), so what is this if not national-socialism in practice?

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 No.5652

There are really only two kinds of men in this world.

The monarch and the oligarch. The monarch is a familyman and the oligarch defines himself by his power. Therefore, oligarchs always have a tendency to dominate the economy, media, and eductional systems and pervert the children of the monarch.

The only alternative familymen have is to have a single overarching power (the Emperor) who can stop these soulless will to power animals.

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 No.5654

>>5634

cumskins are to jews what niggers are to cumskins

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 No.5657

>>5654

Hey there leftypol/reddit

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 No.5661

>>5657

im just edgy /liberty/ guy

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File: 59c5fb19a66125b⋯.png (616.6 KB,888x556,222:139,Grace_Chan_Winterchan_.png)

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 No.5198 [Open thread]

A festive thread.

>is this /monarchy/ related?

Of course. Of course, it is. I don't need to even explain.

Post winter-related stuff, holiday tunes and favorite Christmas music.

Monarchy-related winter stuff.

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 No.5576

File: ea5e2e5226ba873⋯.mp4 (5.01 MB,640x480,4:3,O_Tannenbaum_English_Subti….mp4)

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 No.5609

>>5576

i was taught singing this sing at mandatory german language classes

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 No.5625

Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.

Post Christmas speeches.

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 No.5626

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
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 No.5627

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
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File: b4de63312936b8d⋯.jpg (16.31 KB,220x276,55:69,KimJonUn.jpg)

 No.4002 [Open thread]

Is the DPRK a monarchy?

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 No.4814

File: 5188a337e42f217⋯.png (1.27 MB,1024x683,1024:683,MONCOM_GANG.png)

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 No.5087

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 No.5189

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 No.5600

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 No.5601

File: 79d5f2d89182505⋯.jpg (72.24 KB,640x480,4:3,_1355489031791_339886_ver1….jpg)

>>4002

HONORARY MONARCHY

Through good and bad, the Paektu Dynasty proves the obvious benefit of hereditary government. If /leftypol/ is visiting, take notes.

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 No.5396 [Open thread]

We must work together to restore our once great monarchs to their stolen thrones. What once was shall be again in the ruins of a Europe that has been raped by liberal and republican thought for centuries. Ideas on how to spread support for the restoration of the monarchs are most sincerely welcomed.

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 No.5489

File: f9f4fa9278f1b91⋯.png (207.01 KB,1024x683,1024:683,Carl Menger and the Austri….png)

File: e05bbc31a1f00fc⋯.png (68.67 KB,800x533,800:533,Le Snaek of Smal Govrenman….png)

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File: e8dafee52f10443⋯.png (47.58 KB,592x357,592:357,Needs No Explanation.PNG)

Our biggest threat is really not democracy itself but other reactionaries. Monarchy has been so thoroughly delegitimized in the eyes of the public, that when the democratic order, the EU, and the UN finally fall, it won't be seen as the first alternative or even the tenth. Fascists and various other types of authoritarian populism are the reactionary alternative to which people turn in CY+3, and while fascism is ultimately just another form of republicanism, for the time being we're going to have to accept that this is the direction things are flowing. But rather than rage impotently against that, I think it is better to redirect that flow to our advantage.

One possibility is to stress the values of secession and self-determination–you people can play Fuhrer over here, and we'll play Monarch over there, and we agree not to get into each other's way. Time will prove which is the better, more successful and productive system. Given that the nationalists tend to despise globalism and supernational organizations, getting them on board with secessionism shouldn't be too difficult. This also makes inroads with libertarian types and anyone else who wants to be left alone to try their special snowflake form of government.

Also, side-note, but what is it with goldenrod-and-black color schemes and libertarian leanings?

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 No.5493

>>5489

We could also attempt an Evola and try to nudge fascism towards monarchism.

Granted, that approach already failed once.

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 No.5497

>>5489

>Also, side-note, but what is it with goldenrod-and-black color schemes and libertarian leanings?

Because what's more libertarian than gold and oil?

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 No.5500

>>5486

Because you're a weaboo degenerate

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 No.5519

>>5489

A union of the two wouldn't be terrible. If you had a valid claim to the throne, like the dozens fifth cousins twice removed in frogland, your bid would add some legitimacy to a prospective fascist revolution.

That bit would work out plenty well in fact, as the first in your line would be absolute shit at the job due having neither the practise nor training for it, while the Furher's cult of personality would see him those issues. And then when he's dead you could either angle your son as his replacement, or enshrine yourself into a parallel role and take on the responsibility of legitimising the next Furher, and delegating leadership tasks. That tended to happen a with the Greeks.

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File: c4b3832ace38bbc⋯.jpg (71.71 KB,560x538,280:269,lutherNailingItHome.jpg)

 No.2282 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

Was the Protestant Reformation a mistake?

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 No.5376

>>5374

Speaking on behalf of the Catholic Church and the role of Emperors in Western civilization, my ideal would have been the respect for the temporal authority of emperors and the spiritual domain of the church in the whole realm of sovereignty. This is a long-standing issue that re-occurs everywhere and goes beyond just Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant. The Divine Right of Kings and their temporal authority, to rule by the Grace of God, is constantly undermined for republican principles. Ideally, I do think a unified Christendom is ideal.

>Dante Alighieri and De Monarchia studying the temporal authority of the Emperor and the Pope. Not to mention the Divine Comedy.

>Emperors and their confrontation with the coronation process to 'lose their crowns', so to speak.

>King Louis XIV and the conflicts with the Catholic Church as a temporal political authority

>Stuarts and the conflicts with the Puritans

I think the Reformation was a continuation down this path and don't really hold animosity between Catholics, Protestants, and Orthodox Christians, but for the unity of Christendom in the spirit of Christ.

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 No.5377

>>5373

>Half-Nigger President

>Zionist President who let his daughter marry a Jew

>Trannies

>Getting filled with Pablos

>56% White

>Not being a monarchy

>Sided with Stalin

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 No.5388

>>5377

Yet it's still whiter and more Christian than your country, Muhammad

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 No.5391

>>5388

56%

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 No.5392

>>5391

245,532,000

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 No.4564 [Open thread]

I've been pondering on this idea for a while now. While I am an avid monarchist, and have zero respect for democracy, I am concerned that the purely libertarian 'possession'-based idea of monarchy is a bit too easy to subvert by (((them))). After all, royal marriages of Kings, Dukes etc. in the olden days were ones of political power, with little regard for the nationality of the spouse or her family's lineage, and sometimes with no regard for the nationality of the King (e.g. Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth comes to mind straight away). This means that powerful investors, bankers and speculators who, despite coming form an aristocratic family with powerful connections, would in no way benefit the volk of the nation as they would ultimately be driven by their own greed and end goals of subversion. Society would be very much at risk these days in particular, since most rich people with aristocratic backgrounds have come in contact with the globalist Jewry at some point, and even those who have never been heard of (for example, Emanuel Macron, supposedly a nobody entering politics yet possessing an aristocratic etiquette and approach, but in reality a businessman with a past of deals and acquaintances with the Rothschilds) have some dirty history behind them.

National Socialism seemed to have fixed this, in a sense. It held firm in authority, with a centralised chain of command where the Furher could be likened to a King or Emperor, and his advisors, the King's court. The difference is that instead of going HAM on the idea of private property, it instead cultivated the idea of a strong identity, where every man could claim Germany as his own, the nation being shared in the volk. Every man, regardless of his position in society, could celebrate his nation's culture, past, tradition, and yet still, the real power was held in a tightly-regulated chain of command. It gave people a sense of unity, and very much held up that idea through the Hitler-jugend, the League of German Girls and many social programmes that helped people build a sense of national and racial unity.

In a certain sense, you could see the Reich as an extremely centralised Empire. The Fuhrer, whose will to act came as a blessing from God, was the overseer of his Empire, the guardian of his people; a man who stood in the tPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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 No.5364

>>4564

National socialism is the anti-thesis of monarchy.It has its roots in democracy, and let's not forget that it is socialistic to the core, which means that it disregards hierarchies, and in this case, every racial member of a group counts as the same. That goes against monarchy, because monarchy insinuates that people are not equal, and even citizens of a country are not equal.

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 No.5365

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
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 No.5380

>>5365

>IDF

>Not mentioning 'daddy's credit card' from the US

>Not mentioning Israel came to be thanks to the same powers that created the 2nd republic

Thanks for the chuckle, it really made my day xD

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 No.5383

>>5380

2nd republic of what?

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 No.5389

>>5383

2nd republic of Poland (druga rzeczpospolita). I thought it was obvious from the context of the video.

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 No.5074 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

It goes against the natural order.

A personal lament from a long time ago, reading an older book, and seeing the words "British Empire" when in those days there was such a thing. Today? No empires. No emperor. Only popular sovereignty. Only the People establish governments. This needs to be corrected.

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 No.5349

File: 92a4cf0da9e16fc⋯.png (209.35 KB,975x503,975:503,d898h3r.png)

I don't know why I bother with certain nationalists.

They are never appeased. Fascists exclusively are tolerable.

Fascists don't have a Mein Kampf that denotes no love for dynastic patriotism and rejects monarchy this way.

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 No.5353

File: 431aed5949caabf⋯.jpg (38.32 KB,357x500,357:500,e2af7accf3b8a6b547d67a2ed4….jpg)

It's easy to boast about taking Paris when you didn't fight a 2-front war from the start. Imperial Germany already had that glory to begin with. It's part of the reason the French showed so much resistance a 2nd time. Afterwards they were boastful until WW2.

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 No.5360

File: ecc41957030919f⋯.mp4 (8.56 MB,480x360,4:3,Die_Trommel_schlägt_und_sc….mp4)

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 No.5361

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File: 3f5163e8e847a13⋯.mp4 (6.82 MB,640x360,16:9,Preußenlied_✠_[Anthem_of_P….mp4)

Germans will find their spirit to survive.

There is a hope and resilience against terrible odds.

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 No.5385

>>5361

>Germans will find their spirit to survive.

[citation needed]

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 No.4959 [Open thread]

What does this board think about the Most Serene Republic of Venice, and the golden age it ushered in that lasted for more than a thousand years? Does this board like the idea of an aristocratic republic, not a monarchy but a republic ruled by elites and powerful families?

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 No.5322

>>5285

im not spooked so im an egoist

i dont live only for today, i invest for future and i try to make my personality virtuous

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 No.5329

>>5322

>he's proud of his half-Dindu grandson.

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 No.5369

>>5329

im also an antinatalist ;)

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 No.5372

>>5369

So a pussy then.

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 No.5384

>>5372

im more than you, animal

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