Enough Already with the Experiments - Monarchy is the Best Form of Government

[Tellos Athenaios]

See, I just interpret that as some cultures being less moral.

All of this feeds back into the original debate, because as far as I can see the only objection to monarchy in Norway is a personal affective one, not a moral or logical one. Logically the Norwegian system works, and it is a truism that whenever you try to improve on something that works you break it.

It's also a truism that all systems have bugs and if you work to iron out the bugs of something but keep the improvements of the features, you get something better. So Norway would end up even better than it is now by ditching the monarchy: a bug in the working system that is Norway.

[Philippus Flavius Homovallumus]

It's also a truism that all systems have bugs and if you work to iron out the bugs of something but keep the improvements of the features, you get something better. So Norway would end up even better than it is now by ditching the monarchy: a bug in the working system that is Norway.

Ah, but here's the rub, is the King a bug, or the lynchpin of the system?

[edyzmedieval]

I'm a monarchist and always have been. Monarchy, at least for my country, brought stability and development far beyond than many people would have imagined.

Unfortunately, all of the advances the monarchy has done in Romania has been annulled by the communist regime following soon afterwards.

[gaelic cowboy]

Ah, but here's the rub, is the King a bug, or the lynchpin of the system?

Any monarchy is basically a closed system if that system requires a lynchpin to stay closed then it is inherently unstable once the pin is removed the system collapses.

far better to design an open system at least it would fail safe