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⌈ Secret Post #2405 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

the existence of the monarchy is repugnant to human dignity and fundamentally unjust,

No more so than all unearned wealth and/or fame. Personally the existence of the monarchy makes squat difference to my human dignity whatsoever.

/is British, so we're clear.

[(Anonymous)]

...so, do you agree it is fundamentally unjust?

/I am not British but I still have to deal with my countrymen getting caught up in the bread and circuses of these people

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I wouldn't call myself a Marxist personally, but there's certainly an argument to be made there.

However, I would argue that there is a difference between unjust systems of power and wealth and resources generally, and the existence of hereditary monarchy and aristocracy generally, in the sense that the latter posits the existence of a fundamental legal and personal distinction between different classes of human beings. It posits a fundamental legal inequality, as opposed to the real inequality which inequality of wealth and bigotry and all those things represent. I don't think any of them are good. But there is something distinct about the existence of a monarchy, or anything of that nature, and I think it is wrong on principle.