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...As long as I'm the one running it.
by sharemywin 8y ago
...As long as I'm the one running it.
- jelliclesfarm 8y agoI wasn’t being facetious. A monarchy doesn’t instill power upon a monarch. It’s a precarious position. It’s often ‘off with their head’. Think CEO of a very competitive and successful company. Wouldn’t be long before they get ousted if they didn’t perform. But there is a balance with everyone having their roles to play in a monarchy. Imagine if a corporation is run democratically and everyone gets to choose how it is to be run. The end goal would be maintaining the democratic structure itself and not really pursuing sales targets or profits or creating products. Democracy has been an abysmal failure usually. Likely more successful if it is small(Scandinavia, New Zealand) and more chaotic with larger populations(India). US is a republic but does have a democratic set up.