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Revision as of 16:29, 10 January 2024
"The monarch is a responsible person. The fact that a monarch is responsible "to God alone," rather than to an assembly or a popular majority, is rather shocking to an agnostic mind; but while God cannot be fooled, the masses can."
Libertarian Monarchism (LibMon) is an economically right, civically libertarian, culturally variable, but generally right-wing and 
Monarchist ideology which believes that a libertarian society should be ruled over by a 
Constitutional Monarchy.
History
The history of the Libertarian Monarchism is relatively short, as it emerged in the late 20ᵗʰ century as a response to the perceived failures of both 
liberal democracy and 
socialism. However, the roots of this ideology can be traced back to 
classical liberal and 
libertarian thinkers such as John Locke, 
Friedrich Hayek, and 
Murray Rothbard, who emphasized the importance of individual liberty and limited government.
The concept was first handled by 
Hans-Hermann Hoppe in his book "Democracy: The God That Failed" in 2001. Hoppe argued that a monarchy, in which the monarch has limited powers and the government is strictly limited, is better at protecting individual liberty and limiting government power than a democracy.
Since then, several thinkers have contributed to the development of Libertarian Monarchism as an ideology. One of the most notable is 
Prince Hans-Adam II of Liechtenstein, who wrote a book titled "The State in the Third Millennium" in which he advocated for a specific type of monarchy in which the monarch serves as a neutral arbiter of disputes between different groups in society.
Personality and Behavior
He loves his guns and swords, his money bags, and killing commies. Also, he loves killing those cowards that thread on the royal family.
How to Draw
- Draw a ball,
- Fill half of it with white (#FFFFFF) and the other half with purple (#5C0075),
- Draw a brown (#6C5006) snake,
- Add "No step",
- Add a yellow (#FFFF01) crown,
- Add the eyes and you're done!
| Color Name | HEX | RGB | |
|---|---|---|---|
| White | #FFFFFF | 255, 255, 255 | |
| Purple | #5C0075 | 92, 0, 117 | |
| Brown | #6C5006 | 108, 80, 6 | |
| Yellow | #FFFF01 | 255, 255, 1 | |
Relationships
Friends
Hoppeanism - Love your book.
Monarcho-Capitalism - Me but slightly more statist!
Anarcho-Monarchism - Me but slightly less statist! Wait, how can a king exist under anarchy?
Korwinism - Polish follower, sometimes says uncomfortable things though, still based.
Neoreactionaryism & 
Neocameralism - Hans-Adam II fans
Zoroastrian Theocracy - "Whenever you can, act as a liberator. Freedom, dignity, wealth — these three together constitute the greatest happiness of humanity. If you bequeath all three to your people, their love for you will never die." - Cyrus the Great
Patchwork - I love Liechtenstein!
Jacobitism - One day I'll give you the Liechtensteiner throne. Provide Liechtenstein doesn't become a republic or get annexed into one before that.
Frenemies
Absolute Monarchism - Like the Monarchy part but he has WAY too much power.
Iron Front - You know that monarchies don't have to be necessarily oppressive? No? Oh well...
Anarcho-Capitalism - I mean, I like the whole free-market capitalism part but why do I have to go?
Classical Liberalism - Victorian Britain was quite based, but stop hanging out with 
him!
Enemies
Marxism–Leninism - Damn Commies overthrowing Monarchies!- Republicanism - You won't send me to the Guillotine this time, you rep*blican!
Further Information
Wikipedia
Literature
- Liberty or Equality: The Challange of Our Times and The Menace of the Herd or Pocrustes at Large by Erik Ritter von Kuehnelt-Leddinh
- A Libertarian Case for Monarchy by Leland B. Yeager
- Democracy: The God that Failed and From Aristocracy to Monarchy to Democracy by Hans-Hermann Hoppe
- The Case for Libertarian Monarchism, Part One
- The Case for Libertarian Monarchism, Part Two: Monarchy and Success
- State of the Third Millennium by Hans-Adam II
- A Libertarian defense of the Monarchy by Sean Cronin
- A classical liberal defence of constitutional monarchy by James Bowden
- Maybe a Ceremonial Monarchy Can Show the Way to a Less Powerful State by
J.D. Tuccille - Why the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth’s Legacy of Liberty Is Worthy of Our Appreciation Today by Lawrence W. Reed
- Libertarian Monarchy by the Mad Monarchist
- Constitutional Reform by the Libertarian Party UK
- Constitution of the Principality of Liechtenstein
Online Communities
YouTube
Channels
Gallery
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