Ethics
r/Ethics
Disclaimer: I don't work for any political party or organization. I believe independent writing and ideas are the purest and most helpful because they don't need to be filtered by the agendas of groups.
This webpage is full of videos and pictures that are designed to make people consider the impact of the monarchy. I'm not suggesting that all in the royal family's circle are bad but I do assert that their social norms that normalize privilege are regressive and detrimental to society.
Many people who hate the royal family would be surprised to find just how enabling they are of their agendas. Some of the media's most famous people have shown their support of the queen. Though many may brush this off, the truth is that our planet's future success is dependent on boycotting these people regardless of how talented they may be. Though many people think they don't need to hear this, the truth is that they have paid people who support this outdated social norm millions of dollars while they live cheque to cheque and hold themselves to a much higher ethical standard. It's common for people to feel they don't need ethical discussion, but the reality is that even the world's most corrupt people know they are corrupt. It takes intersection and discussion for many people to step back and realize what they have just done. I suggest you read this webpage and consider just how rampant the problem of normalizing birth rites has become. Consider what other areas there are in your life where people could use some ethical analysis. Remember ethics aren't the same as the law and this is what makes ethical discussions essential for human morality when lawmakers are corrupt and shift blame away from what should be such clear responsibilities and obligations.
https://freedomformerit.com/the-cases-for-a-meritocracy/monarchy
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