Monarchy makes everybody their best selves

Only in a monarchy are people inspired and motivated to improve in every way.

(Keep in mind: Whenever I say “monarchy,” I mean absolute monarchy, the only true kind of monarchy. A constitutional monarchy is just a democracy with a tax-funded celebrity.)

Every non-monarchical system of government is some attempt at flattening hierarchies; in other words, equality. And there is only one way to enforce equality: Giving to inferiors at the expense of superiors.

I’m not strictly talking about the rich here. I’m talking about those who have more, in any way. Here are a few examples:

You can shun those with higher intelligence to give an advantage to those with lower intelligence. Universities in America do this all the time with Asian students for the benefit of black and Indian students.

You can strip landlords of most of their rights, and give unfair advantages to tenants, or even squatters, at the landlord’s expense. This is also a reality these days.

And of course, you can tax the rich at a higher rate than the poor.

These are examples of kneecapping those with more to provide handouts to those with less. This is not how you improve a society, this is actually how you erode a society to the point of collapse.

Imagine if your feet got envious of your brain, and so you trimmed off some of your skull and brain to make your feet feel better. Sounds weird, but that’s exactly how stupid it is to antagonize the superiors in your society. Both lead to death, and in the same way…

If you want everyone in your society to be the best they can be, you need to give everyone something to aspire to. That’s the beauty of monarchy. There’s only one guy with true authority. It makes ultimate power unachievable for nearly all of the population, while still always leaving room for all to improve. You can even become richer than the king, but you still will never be the king.

And even the king himself has more to aspire to. He wears the crown, but isn’t the crown itself. He has something to live up to, just by wearing the crown. All eyes are on him. Everyone expects the best from him.

So, everyone has something to aspire to, even the king himself. You can see this throughout history, too. Of all the kings you can name off the top of your head, how many of them just sat on their hands all day every day? Probably none. Even Henry VIII tried to conquer France when he had no real reason to.

Historical kings fought difficult battles and tried to conquer foreign lands, sometimes just for the glory.

See? Always rising.

Even if you were a peasant/commoner, if you had something to show for it, you could still earn titles. Sometimes you could gain titles by simply marrying the right person. Still proves my point: Everyone can, and is motivated and encouraged to, rise.

In non-monarchies, sure you can “rise,” but you are disincentivized to. In non-monarchies, you are actually pressured not to improve. The only way to truly “improve” is by finding some way to become rich, which usually depends entirely on luck anyway. And even after becoming rich, that doesn’t mean you’ve truly ascended. Just look at Hollywood celebrities. They’re rich, but they hold NO real power. They’re just peasants with a lot of money.

You may be thinking, “But Arch, the super-rich aren’t losing their money; they’re getting richer.” Yes, but the super-rich are an extreme minority. They are only like 20 people, maximum, at the very top. They will always make themselves immune to their society-destroying nonsense. When I say “those with more,” I mean anybody with any perception of having more, such as landlords or Asian undergrads. Everyone below the centi-billionaire class is fair game.

Remember SBF (Sam Bankman-Fried)? He was a billionaire – the 41st-richest person in America – and those with power still came after him. Why did they let him fall? I don’t know. He’s jewish, too, so it’s an even bigger mystery. But my point is, just simply being rich in an egalitarian society doesn’t mean you are truly powerful. Being rich doesn’t mean you’ve truly ascended. Monarchies at least have the decency to grant you new titles, making it official. Glory you can pass down to your children.

Society is degrading because everyone with more, except the super-rich, is being sucked dry, just to babysit the uncivilized. Nobody can truly rise, nobody truly has anything to aspire to, except more materialism.

All the more reason to be a monarchist.

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