/lit/ - Literature

>>15312393
Daily reminder that the Sage Emperor idealized by Plato actually existed and we call him Frederick II.

>>14899735
Heidegger was really, speaking, a Christian until his death.

The amount of everything he wrote, said and did makes it indubitably so.

>>9091359
The Alt-Right is a dying movement made up of actual cuckolds pretending to be ubermensch. In fact, most monarchists and royalists are also the same sort of over-nostalgic/nationalistic rubes who don't understand or accept the real arguments for a monarchy (which have nothing to do with the nation, religion, or even gender.)

Also monarchy doesn't have to be hereditary, and in high trust societies it probably wouldn't be. It also doesn't necessarily have to be religious, and an atheist monarchy might even work better than a religious one, since the king would be subject not even to the church.

Monarchy doesn't even need to rely on the nation or race so long as the monarch as an individual is incredibly competent. The country the monarch rules over doesn't need to be homogenous to be prosperous, the monarch simply needs to be good at his job (making the government work.)