#monarchist

[scattered-irises]

[ppcbug]

Happy Commonwealth day! Formerly known as Empire day!

🇨🇦🤝🇬🇧

[davidcashuk]

Funny... but true

[blog-dame-nina-saleh-ahmed]

17 November 2023 - 163rd Anniversary of the Foundation of the Kingdom of Araucania & Patagonia

[bvartsy]

"A community exists as long as among its members the causes of friendship and union remain superior to the causes of enmity and division." Charles Maurras-

[mclmm-us]

Members of the imperial family at the centenary celebrations at the University of Berlin in 1909. 

[opulentmonarchy]

"Monarchy can easily be 'debunked', but watch the faces, mark well the accents of the debunkers. These are the men whose taproot in Eden has been cut -- whom no rumor of the polyphony, the dance, can reach – men to whom pebbles laid in a row are more beautiful than an arch." - C.S. Lewis

[bambirosedoll]

Disney is all about monarchism: star wars edition

This is why they had to rewrite reys backstory between films 8 & 9.

And why they keep going back to bloodline based force rather than accessible to anyone.

And why the Mandalorains are ruled by monarch in the Star Was DU.

It is to reinforce the ideology of monarchism. The idea that some people get to have special treatment because of their bloodline.

[smaccbookair]

[evilelitest2]

You're probably gonan get to this question long after it's relevant, if ever, but it's worth the wait to hear your take, assuming you'll believe me I'm asking in good faith-is all the blame the queen gets in the light of her death, for the various shitty things Britain has done, justified (at least some of it pretty much has to be), or is fair to say most of it akin to "blaming Obama for Vietnam, if he had little to no power to begin with"?

This is a super good question and i'm sorry for taking so long to get back to you. But when it come to the guilt or innocence of the Queen, I think you should think about the Position of Queen of England as a Symbol, and the individual personality of Elizabeth II

As an office, the Monarchy symbolically represents the Empire, all actions are taken in the name of the Monarch and the legal system is justified by the approval of the Monarch, direct or indirect the monarchy is dipped in blood as is everything else in the British Empire. At no point did the Monarchy really reckon with the Empire they ruled over, in fact under Elizabeth's reign, there was a consorted effort to rewrite the legacy of the British Empire and cover up its crimes. So as a symbol of Britain, Elizabeth deserves scorn

As an individual, Elizabeth II is probably the best monarch Britain had, in that she gave up the last vestiges of royal power and turned it over to the Parliament, I understand why she was so popular. Hopefully with her gone, Charles I can be the last monarch

[ppcbug]

Bill C-347 was defeated!

Yeas: 113

Nays: 197 👑

God save the king

[blog-dame-nina-saleh-ahmed]

Statement by the Royal House in commemoration of the death of Prince Antoine IV on 16 December 2017.

Déclaration de la Maison Royale à l'occasion de la commémoration du décès du Prince Antoine IV le 16 Décembre 2017.

Declaración de la Casa Real en conmemoración del fallecimiento del Príncipe Antoine IV el 16 de Diciembre de 2017.

[marxistswiftieism]

when usamericans have multiple people from a single family serve in the same political position it’s a “political dynasty” but when it happens in the dprk it’s because it’s an evil nation of brainwashed cultists who believe in a god emperor of course

[cookinguptales]

I MEAN but wouldn't that be an incredible isekai series??

a modern princess whose job is basically just being a beautiful figurehead

grows bored with her vapid role in life and withdraws from society, riddled with ennui

only to fall into a fantasy realm where princesses have real political power

as well as important responsibilities that her subjects depend upon

and at first it's a comedy of errors as she realizes that none of her training prepared her for this

but then she grows as a person and applies herself to learning how to guide and guard this kingdom

and becomes the powerful and just princess she was always meant to be

...so I guess apparently my new favorite conspiracy theory is that kate's shoujo manga just underwent a MASSIVE genre switch.

[tamamita]

Oops

[faircastle]

the fact that areo thinks of arianne as his little princess and then corrects that to remind himself that she's a woman now, does make me deeply sentimental. he's such a faithful guard with such a clear and definite soft spot for her, a stand-in to confirm that arianne is, indeed, beloved - both for her father, who cannot always say all that, and her future subjects.