every year on his birthday, everyone wears orange (the national and royal color) and the nation comes together as one

this is how it looks:

it's on the 27th of april (his birthday) except for when it's a sunday, then we celebrate it on the 26

Monarchy will never return to it's former glory, not in the near future anyways

What's more likely to return than a classical monarchy is either a puppet monarchy governed by the aristocrats or a dictatorship / dictatorship puppet

I agree

Only absolute monarchy is gay

@Joe The Communist meritocratic constitutional dictatorship is the best system

There are already alot of monarchies in Europe

Denmark, Norway, Sweden, UK, etc

@Deleted User no

@Joe The Communist stalin pfp

No, Monarchism won't come back to Democratic counties. The only sure thing, is that Constitutional Democratic countries (UK, Netherlands, etc) won't lose their Kings/Queens, unless the Monarch is stupid enough to force the people to have him out of their country. Other forms of authoritarian systems, however, like dictatorships etc will come back to a few Democratic countries, I believe.

@Joe The Communist why not

Because dictatorships suck.

@Adam Ruins Everything communist role

Absolute monarchy is the only monarchy that's sensical

Netherlands... Beautiful country. I wish I could visit and get high there.

That said, only a neutered monarchy makes sense.

If it's going to be Monarchy, it should be constitutional monarchy

The people must assert their dominance over the state regularly. A pet king or queen is a good reminder to the actual rulers of a country that they, too, can fall from grace.

Might return to the feudal system if a country crumbles/balkanize. Like if the boog happens here in the states, some might establish there own "kingdoms"

Return to nazo-jap feudal system

^^^

That system never went away

It's still in place

The Emperor relenquished his divinity

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Yukio Mishima was trying to restore that

Even then Imperial Japan was a fucking mess

"government by assassination" and such

That's the writer that tried to coup the government in 1970, right?

Yes.

**QOTD Time!** 🔖
-*The Republic of Turkey has adopted some very aggressive and interventionist foreign policies, constantly violating the international law and trying to expand its borders mostly towards the West and South. Is Erdogan capable of expanding his nation as much as he says he is going to? Should the world stop Erdogan's expansionism and aggressiveness? If yes, how?*
@everyone

ok

they're just doing what every other country does

^

USA, Russia, China, Iran etc

piss

There's nothing special about Turkey

The middle east was a much nicer place to live for all creeds under the ottoman turks anyway lol