America was founded after the Popular Monarchy of the English...
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Mar 22, 2025
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America was founded after the Popular Monarchy of the English Speaking Peoples was turning into a Technocratic Republic-- this is why Americans have a completely warped perspective as to what Politics even refers to.
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The Founding Fathers were far less hostile to Monarchy than the average Liberal Anarchist has today-- the Founding Fathers were against what was called "ROYALISM" which is the suggestion that the Divine Right of Kings comes from Bloodlines & not the People Themselves.
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In fact-- the Founding Fathers, & the American Patriots-- hoped that George III would be a "People's King" against the Royalist Parliament-- & he sort of was-- George III basically supported the Revolution after the fact & considered Washington the greatest man living.
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Popular Monarchy is the conception that "Divine Right" is identical to the People's Will-- this is why "Popular Election" literally translates out of Protestant Political theory as "Divine Right"-- Royalism is Anti-Popular Monarchy, where God's Will is *not* the People's Will.
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The Transformation of the Popular Monarchy into the Anti-Popular/Royalist Monarchy (considered "Tyranny" by Whigs, who split between "Radical Whigs" or "Populist Republicans" & "Liberal Whigs" or "Technocratic Republicans") happened in "The Glorious Revolution" of 1688.
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The American President was *supposed to be* the very definition of a Popular Monarch-- who was "Divinely Elected" by the People's Representatives. The opposition to Presidential/Federal Power was from the Cavalier Royalists of the Southern Oligarchy.
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Due to these contingencies-- Americans have a weird sense of "Technocratic Royalism" -- which you get in things like "Trust the Science" used as a slogan for the continual support of the Rights of Propertied Bloodlines (the Oligarchy) against the People's Will.
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"The Science" means "The System of Royal Titles" -- or "The Process" -- many euphemisms for "The Rule Based Order" etc. Popular Monarchism is the enemy of the day-- represented by Xi Jinping & Vladimir Putin (both more popular domestically than any US president in our lifetime).
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To make sense of how fucking warped the American Political Imagination is-- you have to go really really far back-- because most of what people think the American Revolution accomplished was accomplished long long before the American Revolution.
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"The Revolution ended the Popular Monarchy"-- nope! That had happened a long time before that! Cromwell was the last Popular Monarch. Jacobites were Popular Monarchists seeking to restore the Popular Monarchy of the Stuarts. The Hanoverian Coup created a Technocratic Republic.
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The Counter-Revolution to Cromwell kept the Parliamentary Supremacy, but eliminated the Popular Sovereignty. Royalism bled into Capitalism-- to have Capital/Titles/Property was to *be* Royal, & Royal in the sense of "Being Worthy of Representation in the Technocratic Republic"
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By the time of Queen Victoria, both the British Empire & the American Republic were on the last legs of Technocratic Republic-- & thus began the age of Anti-Popular Monarchy in the Anglosphere. We are at the end of that, in the Great Anarchy, before the next Popular Monarchy.
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The Definition of Popular Monarchy for the English Speaking is: KING ARTHUR
Always has been-- always will be.
Always has been-- always will be.
