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/monarchy/ - STOP THINKING LIKE REPUBLICANS

They're just LARPing, right?...right???

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IN CASE 8CHAN IS DOWN: http://txti.es/monarchy FOR NEWS ABOUT WHERE TO REGROUP

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 No.7390

Bees are the monarchist insect, but ants are communist pests.

<as Joseph d'M*istre states:

>“If sovereignty is not anterior to the people, at least these two ideas are collateral, since a sovereign is necessary to make a people. It is as impossible to imagine a human society, a people, without a sovereign as a hive and bees without a queen: for, by virtue of the eternal laws of nature, a swarm of bees exists in this way or it does not exist at all. Society and sovereignty are thus born together; it is impossible to separate these two ideas. Imagine an isolated man: there is no question of laws or government, since he is not a whole man and society does not yet exist. Put this man in contact with his fellowmen: from this moment you suppose a sovereign. The first man was king over his children; each isolated family was governed in the same way. But once these families joined, a sovereign was needed, and this sovereign made a people of them by giving them laws, since society exists only through the sovereign.

>Everyone knows the famous line,

>“The first king was a fortunate soldier.

>This is perhaps one of the falsest claims that has ever been made. Quite the opposite could be said, that

>The first soldier was paid by a king.

>There was a people, some sort of civilization, and a sovereign as soon as men came into contact. The word people is a relative term that has no meaning divorced from the idea of sovereignty: for the idea of a people involves that of an aggregation around a common center, and without sovereignty there can be no political unity or cohesion….”

What are your animals, /monarchy/?

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 No.7909

Every hive has its queen, folks.

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 No.7914

>>7390

Bee queens exist primarily for reproduction, far as I'm aware. Also, what does that quote have to do with anything?

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 No.7941

>>7390

what a narrow minded person

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 No.7944

cringe

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 No.8021

>>7914

>>7941

>>7944

>leftypol

>liberty

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 No.8023

ants are too monarchical animals

with monarchical animals such as bees and ants, you can see well how monarchic principles work out

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 No.8030

>>8023

>le virgin cockroach republican

>le chad bee monarchist

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 No.8033

>>8030

Virtually nobody identifies ideologically as a republican anymore. That's not a thing.

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 No.8034

>>8033

>Virtually nobody identifies ideologically as a republican anymore.

In the United States, that certainly isn't the case. Paleocons all over love to say that "we're a republic, not a democracy." "We need to preserve our Republic," etc. Granted, this isn't the only thing they ideologically identify as, but it's certainly up there.

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 No.8082

>>8034

That's not ideological. Those people have no problem with our close relationships with multiple monarchies.

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