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@CapnJazz33, Supreme political power should always derive from the consent of the masses, not from some watery thot whos thrown a sword at you
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@CapnJazz33, ah, now we see the violence inherent in the system
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@Roland Ravenclaw, help help. I’m being oppressed
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@Spork and Foon, They'll consent after I'm done running my sword through the naysayers.
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@CapnJazz33, at this point I trust that more than the average voter
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@CapnJazz33, so, is this a King Arthur reference? Did he pull the sword out of a stone or did a lake lady give it to him? I’m confused
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@CapnJazz33, I love how many people on this app are fans of Monty Python, this is such a wonderful community.
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@SquilliamFancydong, if I'm not mixed up, he pulled the sword from the stone which made him king. Then the lady of the lake bestowed Excalibur upon him.
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@Gallchobhair, what's the air speed velocity of a swallow?
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@Classic Rambo, what do you mean? African or European
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@Gallchobhair, I don't know... Ahhhhhhhhhh!
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@18bluecat, ahh so Excalibur wasn’t the sword in the stone, got it. That was my hang up
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*busts down door to throne room* *Points sword at King* "HEY, ARNOLD!"
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When did women in lakes become a good system of succession
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Long live the king...
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you can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tart threw a sword at you!
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The Patriarchy.
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The Lady of the Lake never did get over Arthur's death. She just hasn't been the same since.
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You mean this tree branch dorealous!
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@steel balls, Behold Doraleous, the true zephyr blade! All right that’s a biscuit...
Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government