Kim Jong Un chooses teen daughter as heir, says Seoul

Try tankies

You can, but she might have you shot for it

Worldwide Asians are a majority.

https://youtu.be/dDJa1_fLVeA

I hope she doesn’t get a cold, otherwise that would be a ‘coup queue cachoo’.

Queoup

Exhibit A:

I suspect the last decade of dealing with Trump and Xi hasn't been the easiest time of his life. Just look at before and after pics of normal US presidents. That job ages them a decade in 4 years

He’s almost 40 years younger than Trump, so I don’t think it’s comparable. I’m the same age as Kim and I know no one who is in as bad as shape as him (maybe one or two co-workers who are morbidly obese). There is nothing healthy about being 5’3” and 275 lbs.

Kim Han Sol

So close...

surrounded by people who whould absolutely love to acquire your position by all means

You think the third generational decedent of a national hero is going to be toppled by his most fiercely loyal family friends?

If the Kim family could have been pushed out by coup within the military, the CIA would have financed that shit 40 years ago.

Yep. And he died at 60. Younger Kim is on the same track.

There was nothing acceptable about that monster.

Well, her reign of terror might have spawned a generation of pretty good fantasy and science fiction writers, to be fair, probably as a form of escapism, but that doesn't come close to compensating for all the harm she did.

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Constitutional Monarchy are very different and limited form of monarchy, where the monarch have very limited power or are simply there for ceremonial purpose. The king doesn't command the parliament, and cannot make policy, and at most can suggest it.

I live in a country with constitutional monarchy and they mostly just there, occasionally making remark and have their opinions. They however still have the power to veto bill and reject project, but it happen very very rarely. They're mostly there as religious leader and political weapon for some.

So to answer your question, yes, Netherlands and Denmark both practice constitutional monarchy, hence they're still considered democracy.

And how much political power do the monarchs have?

Well, most people there are...

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