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As snake said
Goodnight Turbo Spergs.
Vroom vroom
The French second republic-fourth republic were very nationalist so that’s good
Is the French Revolution patient #1 for leftism??
Monarchies are good for Europe, even if they are fake ones.
France recovered
I don't know tbh.
Until the fifth republic
America is kind of it's own thing.
The people see the Monarchy as Divine Rule and an important shared culture to hold a people together
there's no word about the advantages of representative democracies in the bible
hmm well the french revolution resulted in Napoleon
Napoleon ruined Europe.
napoleon was a lib?
Populism seems to be a problem to me. Traditional conservatism seems to be the only viable route, maybe the wignat way too.
how tho
Not exactly.
and wasn't America for some time under a Kings foot?
before that revolution
Americans were Englishmen.
Yes, but the King wasnt the same thing to the Americans, he wasnt a representative of them
For Englishmen to be ruled by England makes perfect sense.
which America is shittier?
The nuking democracy or the based indian bashing monarchic colonie?
for englishmen to be ruled by jews makes perfect sense
In time, America could move towards home-rule while remaining under the King.
The primary political gripe the Colonies had was the lack of representation in the British government
@TuerSchlossEnteiser indian bashing monarchy
The Imperial Federation was the best solution tbh.
I do agree with the argument that American(whites only..) should be a separate ethnicity.
Except the English monarchy was faraway and didn’t actually move to give the colony representation in parliament
this ^
So it was the punching bag of England to collect taxes
I don't think America cared tbh.
Lmfao you’re profoundly retarded
I still follow the traditional Protestant Reformed church tradition of the Puritans, but I am not an Anglo, but I think their theology is right.
If you think that
America even wanted their own Monarch
That was the crux of the issue