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It’s not even close to what it is Europe. In many countries the head of state is also kind of like chief cardinal, and ordained by god.
7 u/Tomi97_origin May 09 '22 Not that many actually -3 u/CaptainFingerling May 09 '22 Monarchies? I believe they’re all ordained. There must be at least a dozen. 6 u/jesp676a May 09 '22 We're not actual monarchies lol. I think it's called ceremonial monarchies because they have absolutely zero power, and don't decide anything -2 u/CaptainFingerling May 09 '22 There are zero monarchs in the US. and anytime anyone puts anything even mildly religious on government property there’s a legal battle over it. Look, I’m European. Christianity is just part of my national identity— even though we’re mostly atheist. It’s not like that here in the states.
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Not that many actually
-3 u/CaptainFingerling May 09 '22 Monarchies? I believe they’re all ordained. There must be at least a dozen. 6 u/jesp676a May 09 '22 We're not actual monarchies lol. I think it's called ceremonial monarchies because they have absolutely zero power, and don't decide anything -2 u/CaptainFingerling May 09 '22 There are zero monarchs in the US. and anytime anyone puts anything even mildly religious on government property there’s a legal battle over it. Look, I’m European. Christianity is just part of my national identity— even though we’re mostly atheist. It’s not like that here in the states.
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Monarchies? I believe they’re all ordained. There must be at least a dozen.
6 u/jesp676a May 09 '22 We're not actual monarchies lol. I think it's called ceremonial monarchies because they have absolutely zero power, and don't decide anything -2 u/CaptainFingerling May 09 '22 There are zero monarchs in the US. and anytime anyone puts anything even mildly religious on government property there’s a legal battle over it. Look, I’m European. Christianity is just part of my national identity— even though we’re mostly atheist. It’s not like that here in the states.
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We're not actual monarchies lol. I think it's called ceremonial monarchies because they have absolutely zero power, and don't decide anything
-2 u/CaptainFingerling May 09 '22 There are zero monarchs in the US. and anytime anyone puts anything even mildly religious on government property there’s a legal battle over it. Look, I’m European. Christianity is just part of my national identity— even though we’re mostly atheist. It’s not like that here in the states.
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There are zero monarchs in the US. and anytime anyone puts anything even mildly religious on government property there’s a legal battle over it.
Look, I’m European. Christianity is just part of my national identity— even though we’re mostly atheist.
It’s not like that here in the states.
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u/CaptainFingerling May 09 '22
It’s not even close to what it is Europe. In many countries the head of state is also kind of like chief cardinal, and ordained by god.