Constituional monarchy is basically bicameralism

WhitePeople Inc would probably not make you angry

You mean to tell me that a large corporate body that can easily be subverted by a larger corporate entity is based?

Unrelated story: The first time I went to Hobby Lobby here in MT I suddenly felt like I was home in CA. It was laid out exactly the same as the Temecula store. 😭

Tfw corporations are home <:honk:548295778888843266>

@The Eternal Anglo same is true of any government. Look at how china and usa toy with smaller governments

Money can only do so many things, it cannot create all things, and it surely shouldn't be used as a form of governance, in my opinion.
Big money is how we got into our current situation, and is the driving factor for ethnic replacement in a lot of countries, where only money matters

Bicameralism is a governance structure it doesnt require fungible shares

Basically supreme executive accountable to owners (aka landholders)

The one function of voting is to select supreme executive

Thats it.

Return the serfs to their proper place when

Cromwell gang

The way historically that this system was stable is that land owners were also military elite, thus no one could veto them. In modern times without a military caste, this is a bit tricky

@StormySeaShore Have you seen the series Wolf Hall? V good

Wolf Hall is like game of thrones but not fake and ghey

What’s it on

Will watch

Also accurate costuming and sets

I want ten more shows like Wolf Hall. We watched it on Amazon Prime

I hate that shows depict medieval people in dirty rags. Even nobles in fantasy shows look like hobos compared to historically accurate costuming

Its like they want you to think these people were stupid savages instead of highly cultured and intelligent

Typical Hollywood projection.

The medieval hate goes back to enlightenment chauvinism

Salty rationalists

We need to make a white friendly movie list.

And series list

https://youtu.be/S3e50w-d_tc

https://youtu.be/RNAMbRt5eI8

This fit is drippin

Here’s the female counterpart

https://youtu.be/Ibj7GsfsCpI

These videos are really cool

And from what I gather very accurate

Also some natural dyes were cheap and common. For example onion skins make a very nice yellow. Medieval peasents would have brightly colored clothing.

@The Eternal Anglo Having a Monarchy maybe correlated with success, but I haven't seen much evidence for causation.

I think people also have a romantic view of what Monarchs and aristocrats are. In reality, more often than not, they tend to be total spoiled, dysfunctional degenerates. With some very notable exceptions.

I think a more meritoctatic system where people rise through the ranks based more on their ability rather than simply being born into the right family.

I love natural dyeing, so fun and such beautiful colors

I black tea dyed my son's white onesies before he was born

@Virgil Tucker's criticism of meritocracy in Ship of Fools rings true to me. Empathy and wisdom are required to be good leaders, yet merit alone won't endow these traits. These elites feel no responsibility or compassion for the people they rule.

But I ultimately believe some combo of merit and blood should determine who rules, with military service an absolute must.

We literally have “multicultural week” this week