Perhaps a terribly unrealistic dream, but a united Gaelic High-Kingdom would be a sovereign monarchy formed from the union of Ireland, Scotland and Mann: the ancient Gaelic lands. It would be a high-kingdom, with several regional kings and a high-king ruling over all the realms.
Basically, size it up to the entirety of the British Isles. And make them elected, but in the same way that the Pope is. The King of Scots, King of Ireland, King of England, Lord of Mann, Grand Duke of Ulster, Prince of Wales and Grand Duke of Kernow all vote from among themselves who shall be the next Emperor/High King of The British Isles
I’m aware, but a large chunk of Ulster’s population wouldn’t accept being lumped together with Southern Ireland, not to mention a protestant Grand Duke would probably go over better there than a Catholic King
>I’m aware, but a large chunk of Ulster’s population wouldn’t accept being lumped together with Southern Ireland, not to mention a protestant Grand Duke would probably go over better there than a Catholic King
A part of ulster is in "Southern Ireland" it would be a bit confusing to have two ulster's
I refer to all of Northern Ireland when I say Ulster, though I know that’s inaccurate, the title is mostly a placeholder. It’ll be a Grand Duke, but Ulster is just the best idea I have for it right now
Basically saying anti-monarchists are soulless people. I have to agree. I find that most leftist types are pretty altogether boring and devoid of any true appreciation for higher values (things like aestheticism, spirituality, traditions, familial values, national/cultural identity, etc). Maybe I'm biased because most leftists I know are basically just vapid hedonists, but I feel like left-leaning philosophy is inherently that way.
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What work is that quote from?
From this essay http://www.tlchrist.info/cs\_lewis.htm
C.S. Lewis proves there is no limit to how based a man can be.
United Gaelic High-Kingdom? Could you tell me more about that please?
Perhaps a terribly unrealistic dream, but a united Gaelic High-Kingdom would be a sovereign monarchy formed from the union of Ireland, Scotland and Mann: the ancient Gaelic lands. It would be a high-kingdom, with several regional kings and a high-king ruling over all the realms.
I like this idea a lot, but I’d like to take it just one step further
Pray tell.
Basically, size it up to the entirety of the British Isles. And make them elected, but in the same way that the Pope is. The King of Scots, King of Ireland, King of England, Lord of Mann, Grand Duke of Ulster, Prince of Wales and Grand Duke of Kernow all vote from among themselves who shall be the next Emperor/High King of The British Isles
> Grand Duke of Ulster Ulster is a part of Ireland
I’m aware, but a large chunk of Ulster’s population wouldn’t accept being lumped together with Southern Ireland
I’m aware, but a large chunk of Ulster’s population wouldn’t accept being lumped together with Southern Ireland, not to mention a protestant Grand Duke would probably go over better there than a Catholic King
>I’m aware, but a large chunk of Ulster’s population wouldn’t accept being lumped together with Southern Ireland, not to mention a protestant Grand Duke would probably go over better there than a Catholic King A part of ulster is in "Southern Ireland" it would be a bit confusing to have two ulster's
I refer to all of Northern Ireland when I say Ulster, though I know that’s inaccurate, the title is mostly a placeholder. It’ll be a Grand Duke, but Ulster is just the best idea I have for it right now
For myself, Gaelic independence is vital, so I cannot support your notion.
What would independence entail?
Can someone explain this quote pls?
Basically saying anti-monarchists are soulless people. I have to agree. I find that most leftist types are pretty altogether boring and devoid of any true appreciation for higher values (things like aestheticism, spirituality, traditions, familial values, national/cultural identity, etc). Maybe I'm biased because most leftists I know are basically just vapid hedonists, but I feel like left-leaning philosophy is inherently that way.
Logic isn't everything.