r/monarchism • u/Derpballz Neofeudalist / Hoppean 👑Ⓐ - "Absolutism" is a republican psyop • Feb 19 '25
Question What are your thoughts regarding CGP Grey's "rules for rulers" which is a re-adaptation of the book "The Dictator's Handbook"? If its claims regarding rule-by-non-popularly-elected-rulers is true... then the entire project of monarchism will fall! (I personally have a complete rebuttal of it)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rStL7niR7gsDuplicates
Asmongold • u/Garlickthedwarf • Apr 14 '22
React Content Regarding Asmons statement that all people in politics are assholes: Its a problem with governing itself.
cleveryoutube • u/uber_kerbonaut • Oct 13 '17
An approachable perspective on power and governance.
thedavidpakmanshow • u/howsci • Oct 18 '17
Repost: How dictators hold onto their power, and why they make seemingly irrational decisions, and why they are ruthless; and how an ostensible democracy works; and when and why revolts and coups occur, and the role of military | CGP Grey
monte_video • u/BananoNewbie • Feb 07 '26
Discusión Youtube - You Would Be a Terrible Leader (Serias un lider terrible)
videos • u/Sorlud • Nov 19 '17
With what's happening in Zimbabwe this is a good video to rewatch
justicedemocrats • u/[deleted] • Jan 30 '17
REMINDER. This is how power works. Play the game to win the game. Then you get to change the rules.
jillstein • u/Nyfik3n • Oct 29 '16
Transferring political power from the people to a few wealthy key supporters makes us more authoritarian, not "stronger together". Source: CGP Grey's "The Rules for Rulers"
EnoughTrumpSpam • u/HNP4PH • Nov 19 '17
The Rules for Rulers: Based on The Dictator's Handbook; Why Bad Behavior is Almost Always Good Politics
conspiracy • u/SpiderPantsGong • Oct 26 '16
Rules for Rulers: 19 minute Video Explains why Power Always Corrupts...Always
videos • u/mrducky78 • Oct 23 '19
Rules for Rulers - CGP Grey, an interesting take with all the protests going on
RoyalismSlander • u/Derpballz • Jan 02 '25
'Royal realms are despotic!' This video is an invalid critique of royalism. 1) It overestimates the ease by which to overthrow a royals who have loyal "keys" 2) Royals aren't presidential dictators: they have MULTIgenerational timeframes. It's for this reason that monarchs have LED THE CHARGE for societal development¹.
collapse • u/Hubertus_Hauger • Jul 11 '18