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>>1082404

>>A monarch simply has more incentive to protect the capital stock of his own nation than a democratic caretaker does.

Okay, then riddle me this, Batshit.

If that is how you are defining constitutional monarchy, in what way does Russia---considered as a constitutional monarchy with Putin as de-facto tsar---differ from the ideal economic conditions you are describing?

Surely Putin fits all the criteria. Do you admire his enlightened despotism? Do you think Russia's economic condition is admirable? Heaven knows it's nothing like the "democracy" you detest so wholeheartedly.

>>693096
>have you ever been in here before?

my face when someone brings Rand in this board

>>426037
>derp