Childhood is idolizing fascism. Adulthood is realizing feudalism makes more sense

Only problems with feudalism
>The transfer of power
Pretty much if Despot#1 is dead, even if there's a clear line of succession people will inevitably fuck with this every single time.
>Desire to grow
People rebel when limited to serf-life

Childhood is idolizing democracy. Adulthood is realizing monarchs are the only people who can do executive decisions above party politics.

There'd have to be a cataclysmic de-evolution in population and technology, like a nuclear world war. Industrial feudalism doesn't seem very practical.

Childhood is idolizing
Adulthood is realizing

>Thinking monarchs are magically above politics and can make decisions in a vacuum.
Wew

>Monarchs
>Above party politics.

Childhood is idolizing the Afghan Northern Alliance. Adulthood is realizing the Taliban makes more sense

Turns out keeping 99% of your population retarded isn't a very good idea.

Feudalism is a blanket term used to describe any lord-subject relation in medieval Europe. It's not a distinct system of government.

>tfw you will never be some snotty engineering student who picks up a rifle to fight the soviets, but during the final battle against the soviets you realize childhood is idolizing radical Islam, but adulthood is realize the taliban are crazy fuckers and liberalism and switch sides and build schools and shit

This. When you take Medieval History classes, you discover Feudalism is like Prima Noctis: It only exists in other places.

English Historians will tell you Feudalism wasn't really practiced in England like it was in Europe.

German Historians will tell you Feudalism wasn't really practiced in Germany like it was in Europe.

Italian Historians will tell you Feudalism wasn't really practiced in Italy like it was in Europe (even though the book we have as the 'basis' or Feudalism was Italian).

And even French Historians will tell you Feudalism wasn't really practiced in France, like it was in Europe.

Irish historians have constructed a vast systemic divide between their system, and Feudalism, which was not practiced in Ireland.

No Its a Anarcho-syndicalist commune

...actually, when D'Annunzio is leading it, it is!

oil barons buy tanks and overthrow the government
population is enserfed and required to operate machinery
system ultimately collapses when oil runs out

This, unironically. The Taliban brought stability and an end to 20 years of bloodshed, northern Alliance was just a bunch of degenerate warlords eternally plunging the country into chaos.

ayy

>feudalism makes more sense

techno-feudalism when please?

>Anarcho-syndicalist

fucking commies

you give real anarchists a bad name

>implying syndies are as bad as commies
Spotted the ancap.

You're all literal niggers.

t. statist

expertise in a time of chaos

Fight me, Tankie.

It would end up the way it always does

>Implying 99% of the population isn't retarded today

>feudalism
>Despot

KEK

feudalistic power structures are decentralized by nature

it's when the aristocracy is stronger than the crown

>People rebel when limited to serf-life

obviously this is not necessarily true

There hasn't been a single successful serf revolt ever.

>Feudalism, which was not practiced in Ireland

Wasn't it the Normans who introduced the system?

no

black on black

You sure about that comrade?

>he thinks the Bolsheviks were serfs

they were urbanites

they killed all the Christian serfs they could

Absolutely positive.

There were no serfs in Russia in the 20th century, Alexander II abolished serfdom in the 1860s. Commies just meme that paying taxes to landlord is serfdom because they're dumb.

>Alexander II abolished serfdom in the 1860s.

omfg I completely forgot

red memes have infected my brain

more like it's so impoverished that it's not worth the effort to conquer

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sure kid

>tries really hard to conquer

Well yes, at that point. And theoretically it was Henry VIII who actually implemented it (though most English Historians would be 'u wot m8' at the thought that the Tudor era was the height of Feudalism) in contrast the 'system' in Ireland is called Tannistry.

Anything is Feudalism, if you believe it to be.

>it costs you more money to take and hold the territory than you're getting back in taxes and becomes a massive fucking drain on your economy to hold onto useless land inhabited by dirt farmers and their landlords.

>Tannistry

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanistry

>tfw

>useless land inhabited by dirt farmers and their landlords

hmmmmm

Because it's just a ticking time bomb for a revolution.

Take this friend. Use this to shitpost in political debates. Advocate that Tannistry is man's natural political system.

ding ding ding

tankies aren't racist, guy's just nazi slime

>Leftist cannot be racist
wew.

>Tankies aren't racist
This is a new level of delusion that I'm not used to seeing.

yup. Anarcho-Capitalism is just a new layer of paint over an old idea

I'm a socialist and I'm racist as fuck

>I'm a socialist
I think you mean national socialist.

>he doesn't like having rights

filthy peasant

Yep!

>peasants
>what's stopping you
This is bate

The best system is National Liberalism. A unified nation state with a proud and strong people but following the ideals of liberalism.

I like this. Any historical examples?

>liberalism
Doy you mean american liberalism or the normal one?

This, I need to know if we're talking about the meme or real deal.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Liberal_Party_(Germany)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperial_Liberal_Party

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young_Czech_Party

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young_Slovenes

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Liberal_Party_(Romania,_1875)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbian_Progressive_Party_(historical)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberal_Party_(Kingdom_of_Serbia)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_liberalism

It was a very popular meme among the Germanics and the independentist/autonomist movements in Austria-Hungary.
Today what's left is the FPÖ (Austria), FDP (Germany) and PNL (Romania and Moldavia).
Note that National Liberalism shouldn't be confused with /pol/ fantasies of libertarian nazism.