MAGAs Are Trying to Make Barron Into a Mythological Figure, But His Classmates Think He's Weird, 'He Doesn’t Really Belong Here'
MAGAs Are Trying to Make Barron Into a Mythological Figure, But His Classmates Think He's Weird, 'He Doesn’t Really Belong Here'
Ever since Barron Trump came of age as an adult, the entire conversation around him has changed. Even the staunchest critics of Barron’s father left the boy alone before he was 18, out of respect. And although I always thought it likely that he’d turn out to be, well, a Trump, I thought that was […]
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Maybe they’re onto something. What if, instead of voting for people based on their ideals and record, we just passed leadership down through bloodline? Has anyone tried that before?
Based on primogeniture, wouldn’t that mean Don Jr is taking over? Then Eric? Clearly, the girls would be skipped…
So does this mean Barron is going to kill his brothers to ascend the throne?
Well, Don jr. will die from congenital gonnorea, and Eric is fated to drown in a bathroom after clogging a toilet with unshredded documents.
So does this mean Barron is going to kill his brothers to ascend the throne?
I mean, we can only hope...
That is on my 2026 bingo card, not 2025
Some cultures embraced the concept of ultimogeniture, under the premise that the youngest child would be raised with the full benefit of wiser parents and inherit younger, but generally not too young.
It's apparently pretty effective when the culture encourages the youngest child to stay home as a caretaker for their parents, but in terms of kingdom inheritance can cause problems.
UK here just saying that if you want a monarchy, we've got a decent one (as monarchies go) that won't try to financially rape the peasants to death, we've moved past that now.
What say you Americans, ready to become Canada 2: Empire Boogaloo?
"You'll be back..."🎶
I think we were a bit too hasty in declining George III's declaration of love.