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Modern monarchs live in extreme luxury, have very in the way of duties or responsibilities and they hold their position their entire lives, whereas prime ministers must work hard for their money and have to keep up with the fickle public's opinion or be ousted.
I think I'd prefer to be monarch. As long as I'm the one who gets to be king, its the perfect system.
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∙ 10y agoThe monarch is head of state, so they technically have the higher position. Many monarchs do not get directly involved in the day to day running of a country and it is the role of the prime minister to do that. So in that way, they exercise more power, though they are still answerable to the monarch.
The monarch is head of state, so they technically have the higher position. Many monarchs do not get directly involved in the day to day running of a country and it is the role of the prime minister to do that. So in that way, they exercise more power, though they are still answerable to the monarch.
The monarch is head of state, so they technically have the higher position. Many monarchs do not get directly involved in the day to day running of a country and it is the role of the prime minister to do that. So in that way, they exercise more power, though they are still answerable to the monarch.
The monarch is head of state, so they technically have the higher position. Many monarchs do not get directly involved in the day to day running of a country and it is the role of the prime minister to do that. So in that way, they exercise more power, though they are still answerable to the monarch.
The monarch is head of state, so they technically have the higher position. Many monarchs do not get directly involved in the day to day running of a country and it is the role of the prime minister to do that. So in that way, they exercise more power, though they are still answerable to the monarch.
The monarch is head of state, so they technically have the higher position. Many monarchs do not get directly involved in the day to day running of a country and it is the role of the prime minister to do that. So in that way, they exercise more power, though they are still answerable to the monarch.
The monarch is head of state, so they technically have the higher position. Many monarchs do not get directly involved in the day to day running of a country and it is the role of the prime minister to do that. So in that way, they exercise more power, though they are still answerable to the monarch.
The monarch is head of state, so they technically have the higher position. Many monarchs do not get directly involved in the day to day running of a country and it is the role of the prime minister to do that. So in that way, they exercise more power, though they are still answerable to the monarch.
The monarch is head of state, so they technically have the higher position. Many monarchs do not get directly involved in the day to day running of a country and it is the role of the prime minister to do that. So in that way, they exercise more power, though they are still answerable to the monarch.
The monarch is head of state, so they technically have the higher position. Many monarchs do not get directly involved in the day to day running of a country and it is the role of the prime minister to do that. So in that way, they exercise more power, though they are still answerable to the monarch.
The monarch is head of state, so they technically have the higher position. Many monarchs do not get directly involved in the day to day running of a country and it is the role of the prime minister to do that. So in that way, they exercise more power, though they are still answerable to the monarch.
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∙ 10y agoThe monarch is head of state, so they technically have the higher position. Many monarchs do not get directly involved in the day to day running of a country and it is the role of the prime minister to do that. So in that way, they exercise more power, though they are still answerable to the monarch.
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