why is this weighty? I'm not from the Russian Federation government but who cares about this, it's one man dying. He's a kind of weighty man but it's not like the FREAKING ECONOMIC MINISTER who got fired a few months ago, yet noone talks about that. C'mon, why you obsess over the weirdest things? I guess it's just American news that is trying to make Russia look evil and to push their war agendas.
Russian Ambassador to Turkey assassinated: 12/23/2016 23:38:51
Actually, Tsar Alexander, the II. was doing alright, and the people liked him a lot; He enacted many reforms which were good for the peasants; He invested in infrastructure; And I don´t think he executed any of his advisors; Also, what is left to do-for a monarch-when an advisor gives you a bad advise?-If he did so, he deserved punishment. And the judgement of the monarch shouldn´t be challenged. Monarchism means one person serves for his (or her) folk, for the people, and does what seems to be the best for the nation. Could there be any better system?-Everyone has a place in the monarchy, whatever one fits best.
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Russian Ambassador to Turkey assassinated: 12/23/2016 23:44:00
Well, Tabby, if you trust someone for a long time and he gives you a good advise, you´ll trust him further. But if he now intentionally advises you bad?-Wouldn´t you want to punish him?-Or at least to imprison him?
Also, to Shuctru, the people trying to assasinate him were mainly anarchists; radical extremist no one cares for. Do you really want to argue that way?-Those people are no one to depend an arguement on.
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Russian Ambassador to Turkey assassinated: 12/23/2016 23:54:34
nah now Shah Abbas I was cool, he blinded his sons in fear that they would try and kick out of the monarchy, and he was a Muslim (albeit a grave-worshipping apostate). Abbas was cool.
Russian Ambassador to Turkey assassinated: 12/23/2016 23:57:15
Nah, yeah....That´s the point: If a monarch can´t be flexible-which surely will be the case if the monarch has to codify his/her actions-what is then the sense of reigning?-No, a monarch has to be the law, and should be able to perform as he/she needs to. Also, you have to keep in mind, what could be so bad about it for the common folk?-The people will have a lot of advantages from monarchism. Decisions can be made faster than ever; Also people don´t have to use their brains so much and can focus on working.
Russian Ambassador to Turkey assassinated: 12/24/2016 00:37:52
If a computer system had the control over all nukes during the cold war, we wouldn´t exist anymore. Also computers can be hacked. People don´t need to engage in politics, the monarch does the whole job. Also the parlamentarians wouldn´t be needed and the taxes used to pay those could instead be used more wise.
Russian Ambassador to Turkey assassinated: 12/24/2016 01:34:25
^^Agreed. To your second point: Both. It is a cycle. The subjects shall serve the monarch and the monarch rules to benefit the life of the subjects. Third, the monarch can theoretically do whatever he/she wants. And the monarch should do so. He/she should do as he/she pleases.
Russian Ambassador to Turkey assassinated: 12/24/2016 02:30:13
Monarchism is the only system we need. Democracies are weak, Dictatorships are not to be honoured,they take away the freedom and enslave the people to their mind-f*cked ideology. Aristocracies?-Maybe,however Monarchies are better. Maybe they need some reforms to prevent mentally ill people from getting the crown but except this little scratch there´s nothing not to be liked about them.
Russian Ambassador to Turkey assassinated: 12/24/2016 04:32:18