Anonymous
7/13/2025, 7:53:07 AM No.17837543
Suppose someone lives in a constitutional parliamentary democracy, are there any loopholes he/she can use to transform it into an absolute monarchy?
The country in question is a tropical island. How could the individual in question achieve the goal above and crown himself/herself absolute monarch (King/Queen) of the nation in question?
Can he/she legally partition the nation (it has many uninhabitable islets) without having to debate/discuss this in a parliament?
Also can he/she negotiate and scheme with a superpower to install a military base on the said islet so as to protect himself/herself without having to debate/discuss this in the parliament.
He/she would also negotiate the funding of his crowning ceremony, royal expenses and daily finances of his new country by becoming a satellite and puppet nation of this superpower.
Thus, royal maids, guards, any other employees, etc.. will be natives of the superpower country. The new country's in question will use the superpowers currency as legal tender. The new monarch would also receive shares in the superpower's governmental companies. The superpower would also help the new country in its aim of becoming internationally recognised in the United Nations.
Would you consider all of these a fair/profitable/advantageous trade?
Finally, are there any disadvantages to all of these?
The country in question is a tropical island. How could the individual in question achieve the goal above and crown himself/herself absolute monarch (King/Queen) of the nation in question?
Can he/she legally partition the nation (it has many uninhabitable islets) without having to debate/discuss this in a parliament?
Also can he/she negotiate and scheme with a superpower to install a military base on the said islet so as to protect himself/herself without having to debate/discuss this in the parliament.
He/she would also negotiate the funding of his crowning ceremony, royal expenses and daily finances of his new country by becoming a satellite and puppet nation of this superpower.
Thus, royal maids, guards, any other employees, etc.. will be natives of the superpower country. The new country's in question will use the superpowers currency as legal tender. The new monarch would also receive shares in the superpower's governmental companies. The superpower would also help the new country in its aim of becoming internationally recognised in the United Nations.
Would you consider all of these a fair/profitable/advantageous trade?
Finally, are there any disadvantages to all of these?
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