Are we sure there shouldn’t be an aristocracy in America?

[OddBeMe]

More than half of Americans lack indoor plumbing.

But 97% of Americans have mobile phones.

Me looking down on you

Yeah, maybe we should value certain people more

No you cuck!

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Post nut clarity…I was in a dark place when I wrote this.

[purplepoppy]

This has got to be a wind up surely. I'd expect that in some isolated African village but not America.

[OddBeMe]

It’s actually not that bad. But it’s still bad. So…

[KrakenAttackin]

There will always be an aristocracy of sorts, it's inevitable and largely desirable. People want leaders who are "better than them", poll after poll shows this.

[OddBeMe]

Right, I actually think it shouldn’t be based on money. Back in olden day Britain, even poor aristocrats were still aristocracy.

[KrakenAttackin]

True enough.

[Drewtate]

Every country in Americas had an aristocracy or still has. Canada still has a monarch.

[OddBeMe]

Tell Quebec that.

[Drewtate]

Didn't they once have a king named Louis?

[OddBeMe]

France? Sure. Not England. They use George or Edward in contact cycles.

[Drewtate]

Brazil had an actual emperor of Brazil at one Time, independent of Portugal. Hawaii had royalty. Greenland has the Danish king. Alastair had a tsar.

[ScisorsAndRaisins]

How much thought did you put into this question? Any?

[OddBeMe]

Not much. But that’s where my bestest ideas come from

[msc545]

There IS an aristocracy in the US already. Billionaires who get away with anything.

[goaded]

This is not wrong.

[OddBeMe]

Shouldn’t be based on money. Back in olden day Britain, even poor aristocrats were still aristocracy.

[Juxtapose]

Fuck elitism and classicism. That isn't what America was made for.

[goaded]

Half a million, not half the population!

[OddBeMe]

I feel like you’re getting hung up on the details.