You are mistaken. There are no systems that abandon the monarchy as the ultimate

You are mistaken. There are no systems that abandon the monarchy as the ultimate veto that are better than those that do. And the sovereignty of th parliament over the constitution, or in the (omg) continental law, where the elites are sovereign, is a catastrope.
The people aren’t terribly bright.
Law of democratic contrivance prevails.
Iron law of oligarchy prevails.
The renter problem of elected representatives prevails and as such monarchies are the only solution to all of the above, and the British agreement with the monarchy is the best there is: “above the law in the restoration of the law”. We are about to go through the post-war correction and the radical drop in standards of living that will result from the anglo-american construction of the rules based order, and see the re-emergence of either empires or powerful core states that might as well be, and with it the conflict of civilizations, and combined with population collapse we will rapidly discover the end of the luxury of 20th/21st century fantasy of endless growth, and the neo liberal order.
The optimum government for man was invented by the English and only the codification of the law improved by the Americans. For reasons I’ve written exhaustively elsewhere there is no superior system for man.

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