Category: Commentary, Critique, and Response

Class-envy renders one unsuitable for participation in democratic government, b/c rule of law by the natural common law, concurrent voting and legislation, and multi-house democracy exists specifically to permit cooperation between the classes, w/ monarchy as judge of last resort

— Curt Doolittle (@curtdoolittle) November 1, 2022

Never underestimate the power and utility of a monarchy legitimizing celebrations, shaking hands, complimenting children, and kissing babies, for maintaining a nation as an extended family.
Or that the monarch is above the law in restoration of the law in crisis.#PrincessofWales

— Curt Doolittle (@curtdoolittle) December 23, 2022

The problem arises when officers of a state refuse to obey the court, AND federal officials refuse to obey the court AND to enforce the ruling of the court, THEN rule of law vaporizes, and we are left with no monarchy as judge of last resort, and the only solution is civil war.

— Curt Doolittle (@curtdoolittle) December 29, 2022

So a conspiracy between a state, a political party, and a president, in the absence of a monarchy as judge of last resort, will end rule of law.

The left can, and is trying, to make this event occur.

— Curt Doolittle (@curtdoolittle) December 29, 2022

We can't convince criminals to stop criminality (leftism).
We can't vote our way out because of women and immigration.
We can't appeal to congress – it's captured
We might get action from the supreme court
We lack a monarchy as a judge of last resort
So? It's Declaration or War.

— Curt Doolittle (@curtdoolittle) January 3, 2023

That's because we live with the problem of NOT having a monarchy as judge of last resort. It's exasperating when brits have no idea how lucky they are. They invented the modern state, the modern rule of law, and don't even grasp it's luxury.

— Curt Doolittle (@curtdoolittle) January 7, 2023

Because (a) America is the core of the anglosphere at present, even if the UK was its founding culture. (b) the monarchy-prime minister organization, is daily evidence of superiority of the president-congress organization. And brits are totally unaware of their 'privilege'.

— Curt Doolittle (@curtdoolittle) January 7, 2023

. . . . . . . . Natural Law (science)
. . . . . . . . . Monarchy (fact)
. . . . . . . . / . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Aristocracy (Natural) . . vs . . Nobility (Appointed)
Military and Commercial . . . .Political and Clerical

— Curt Doolittle (@curtdoolittle) January 9, 2023

I can. I can also understand that the monarchy is not a family it is a military and political institution, where such personal concerns are irrelevant to the duty of office. As such if one is unfit, one either gets fit, or leaves. For whatever reason therapy if he had it failed.

— Curt Doolittle (@curtdoolittle) January 11, 2023

(Exactly) All of us have enough petty squabbles of our own, family or not. The illusion that the monarchy wouldn't have petty squabbles is to confuse their dedication to duty over self, with that they're still human like the rest of us.

— Curt Doolittle (@curtdoolittle) January 13, 2023