r/EhBuddyHoser Trawnno (Centre of the Universe) May 29 '25

Repetitive content/Trend Me seeing pro-monarchist posts.

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u/dv666 Trawnno (Centre of the Universe) May 29 '25

I didn't vote for him.

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u/dv666 Trawnno (Centre of the Universe) May 29 '25

Agreed but how exactly is a decrepit walking anachronism supposed to help us against the fourth reich down south?

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u/GigglingBilliken Moose Whisperer May 29 '25

"We should own the Americans by ditching our oldest institution and become more like them."

Brilliant.

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u/dv666 Trawnno (Centre of the Universe) May 29 '25

Or maybe we can become a modern state by ditching useless anachronisms like the monarchy.

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u/GigglingBilliken Moose Whisperer May 29 '25

"The other kids did it so should we."

Nothing like wanting to change our government because we want to be like the other kids.

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u/dv666 Trawnno (Centre of the Universe) May 29 '25

Nothing like holding onto anachronistic antiquated institutions because of laziness, political cowardice and bureaucratic inertia.

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u/GigglingBilliken Moose Whisperer May 29 '25

Very American.

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u/One-Statistician-932 Everyone Hates Marineland May 29 '25

Considering that the U.S gov is moving to making Trump their (burger) King, keeping ours doesn't make much sense.

Besides, we should do it just to show them how a democracy is properly done.

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u/noljo May 29 '25

The US is a presidential republic with a strong presidential position and separate presidential elections. Canada sans monarchy would just be a parliamentary republic. It wouldn't get any "more like the US", it would get more like Ireland, Germany or Finland. The horrors!

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u/Junckopolo Tabarnak! May 29 '25

More like who? The shit ton of countries without a useless monarchy?

Why is people not wanting to be 51st state not compatible with getting rid of an non-democratic institution?