By the invitation of EQG chads
>no hooves<War of all against all edition<Gunpowder Treason DayKing James VI & I movie:https://www.bitchute.com/video/PPRUFSGdI22n/The Melancholy and Lamentations of Emo Grace
<"…Saving only that he [the Earl] was carried away with the stream, in a manner, of the whole nation, to think that England was not an absolute, but a mixed monarchy; not considering that the supreme power must always be absolute, whether it be in the King or in the Parliament…"
<"…Besides, I told you before, that those which were then likeliest to have their counsel asked in this business, were averse to absolute monarchy, as also to absolute democracy or aristocracy; all which governments they esteemed tyranny, and were in love with monarchy which they used to praise by the name of mixed monarchy, though it were indeed nothing else but pure anarchy…"
<"…Only that fault, which was generally in the whole nation, which was, that they thought the government of England was not an absolute, but a mixed monarchy; and that if the King should clearly subdue this Parliament, that his power would be what he pleased, and theirs as little as he pleased: which they counted tyranny…"
Emo Grace recites Hobbes verbatim and sulks at anon
>>729716>Feel like a monarchy is an inherently supra-national enterprise.It can be, but it also cannot be.
Depends on which monarch/dynasty.
I am not supra-national.
Christianity & Habsburgs are known for this than others.
There are cosmopolitan tier monarchists.
Most try to pass monarchy off as strictly only being cosmopolitan enterprise. (I think this is a byproduct of Christianity and a certain partiality for certain dynasties, like I said, Habsburgism & Habsburg fanboys).
Japan itself is evidence to the contrary (Japan was isolationist place for a time).
(I personally am not a cosmopolitan–I prefer insular & closed off style of monarchy).
>>729755Actually umm yes
>Eat the Rich& what is the far leftist solution to anti-sectarianism? corporatism basically.
Look at bourgeois multi-party democracies; all they do is tell people to vote against their own people, like tides smashing against each other in a pool, so you see just that without all that basically deferring to corporatism which is a monarchism of the state.
November is over, time to look at her Grace
(Note: I did not draw these, but they are an array of clothes I have to consider).
>>732219She just went to the toilet a minute ago, but Alunya is already missing her, how sweet!
>>732219>Where did Grace go?Hopefully for her sake not the Guillotine.
>Why does Alunya drink milk from a bowl?Do you think I can read minds or something?!?!
>>732176>>732219I really like this old disney kind of style.
>>732245Thanks Anon! It’s called “Rubber hose” and it is really easy to draw.
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