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6/28/2025, 8:34:12 AM
>>508936940
Ive explained it already, if you are a local ruler, itis much preferable to have a king thats far away from you than submitting to one who is close
since having a king far away is like having no king at all
if yoou have a king who is close , he can control you and tyrannize you much more easily
tahts why many indian local rulers joined the Brits
Also there is technically no difference between a English duke who HAS to submit to the English crown and a local Indian king who HAS to submit to the crown - BOTH are subjects to the crown in the end
difference is just distance
Anywy if you think that a regular "white Britishj" person "conquereed" anything you are wrong. Regular White people in Britain are ALSO SUBJECTS of the CROWN
just like EVERY INDIAN in BRITISH INDIA were .
This is the reason why the UK is so browned - Everybody from these states were technically the same status (crown subjects) - until 1983 (when this was changed and UK citizenshp was introduced)
British Empre isn't the flex you think it is
Ive explained it already, if you are a local ruler, itis much preferable to have a king thats far away from you than submitting to one who is close
since having a king far away is like having no king at all
if yoou have a king who is close , he can control you and tyrannize you much more easily
tahts why many indian local rulers joined the Brits
Also there is technically no difference between a English duke who HAS to submit to the English crown and a local Indian king who HAS to submit to the crown - BOTH are subjects to the crown in the end
difference is just distance
Anywy if you think that a regular "white Britishj" person "conquereed" anything you are wrong. Regular White people in Britain are ALSO SUBJECTS of the CROWN
just like EVERY INDIAN in BRITISH INDIA were .
This is the reason why the UK is so browned - Everybody from these states were technically the same status (crown subjects) - until 1983 (when this was changed and UK citizenshp was introduced)
British Empre isn't the flex you think it is
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