You secretly wish your country had a traditional monarchy. Be honest

It had until the Anglo's minions destroyed it.

the umayyads although there are only 50 of them in all of brasil

are they in france?

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come to gurgaon

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Monarchism is repulsive

No. And only zoomer freaks and contrarian snot balls pretend to love ours.

who would be the king of brazil?

Our monarchy is older than yours since madlad Cromwell broke your streak. :)

They married now?

Bernadotte isn't exactly continuity.

nobody cares about your rotting fish monarchy kek.

me! :)

Bernadotte was a French officers and became a king after Napoleon forbid you to have Swedish king.

Still the same monarchy, doesn't matter if the lines are different.

>cromwell
His only crime was restraint

I hope the Queen drops dead during the jubilee
Like full on major stroke collapses down the stairs
Australians who celebrate the Queen are treasonous bootlickers

Switching lines is the same as having intermissions then.
It's just a sabbatical.
Then the french monarchy was inunterrupted from 1789 to 1848.

Whoever survived AND thrived in the favelas. Only him should rein supreme over the great brazilian people.

Cumskins aren't allowed.

BASED

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Most of them live here now, but they went to live in france when they were exiled

I wish we had an absolute monarchy like in the good of all times like with the Reyes Catolicos but we live in a tyranny of political psrties.

some old guy, this is the line of sucession

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cope
More like it was easier to appoint some foreigner than try unite the nobility.
kys
Except 1794-1804 when it was a republic and then in 1848-1852 when it was a republic again. :)

is it really the same dynasty since 970???

Do it, bring them back

Europe died with the abolition of monarchies. The EU should've been a council of kings and queens sitting round an enormous heraldic-painted table.

>Except 1794-1804 when it was a republic and then in 1848-1852 when it was a republic again. :)
Yes but the same guy and same families got back on the throne.
So it was just a vacation.
And as they were the same guys, it's even more of the same monarchy than yours, that was a totally unrelated dude from France.

>1794-1804
>1848-1852

kek

How cute...

You just got btfo by a frog mate looks like bong monarchy is older kek

japanese dynasty is so old that people are questioning on whether the oldest members were even real kek. well thats the benefit that comes when u have royals that hold symbolic rather than authoritative power

>Bourbon get the throne back (lol)
>ey the ancien regime never ended we just took a break, same family you know :^)

I not so secretly wish that it did not

t. Quebecois

Only king and queens that earned the title in previous battles (or their ancestors) to avoid sissy kings like the ones we have, tottaly sumbitted to shitty politshitcians

I genuinely do because we hit our peak under the monarchy and ever since, our constitutions have made sure that we would remain a failed state with no checks and balances

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skip 1-4 and head straight to 5
already have one, for now
adopt us we are going to be a republic soon

No, I absolutely don't. What is the case for wanting one?

are you really omani?

ja

Your country doesn't even have a traditional monarchy. The royals are just glorified celebrities. They do jack shit to run the country and manage affairs.

You mean the Korean dynasty that still rules Japan? :)

No, not really. I wish we'd just cut the bullshit one day and become a republic. If you need to worship someone just worship a billionaire or some shit, they're just like a king or queen.

Unironically a safer form of government. A military loyal to a monarch prevents coups between opposing political parties and potentially undemocratic unhinged individuals hijacking the democratic process. I think the queen dissolved Australia's parliament once and it was very controversial but it avoided a national crisis.