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    1. Synthetic‏ @SR71999 16 Jul 2018
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      Nicholas II was relatively mild for the time. "No one has the right to murder," he once said. (c.f. Lenin) The crimes of early 20th century autocracy do not compare to Leninism/Stalinism. And anyone who says his children deserved to be murdered is absolute garbage.pic.twitter.com/zv3kfQ9rk7

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    2. A. S.‏ @LoCtrl 17 Jul 2018
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      One take that I haven't seen made anywhere on the topic of Russia is that regicide is a actually not that unusual of an occurrence in the history monarchies, and is usually followed by an appearance of another king...

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    3. A. S.‏ @LoCtrl 17 Jul 2018
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      The narrative is that there has been some fundamental break, with monarchic forms of governance in the past, and with democratic forms in the future -- but what if it's simply the same pattern that had been happening for millennia made "hyperreal" by proliferation of media?

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    4. Synthetic‏ @SR71999 17 Jul 2018
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      Interesting thought. No idea really. But I will say that I am sympathetic to the idea of a constitutional monarchy.

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    5. A. S.‏ @LoCtrl 17 Jul 2018
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      Counterfactual history (from the point of view of memetic theory): The "meme" that had killed the king "wants" us to believe that the king will never come back. Had it been otherwise, the king would not have been killed.

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      '(·)‏ @allgebrah 17 Jul 2018
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      The stronger a taboo, the easier it is to break - if it were hard to break, it wouldn't need to be so strong.
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