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I heard in an interview that the difference between US and Britain class systems, is that the US class is based on money and the Britain class is based on bloodline.
English Aristocracy that has notadjusted for the modern world are clinging on their inbred bloodlines while their estates went into administration.
Britain is like any other westoid regime is owned a hand full of wealthy people some of whom are aristocratic but they are definitely oligarchs first and foremost.
I don't know what you're trying to imply with this word but it sounds like some 4chan incel "femoid" shit
"The rules based international world order"
As opposed to?
You are right, we don't deserve better this.
'Rules based international order' as opposed to what?
How do you expect society to function without rules of behavior, for example?
Nobody follows the rules unless it is convenient.
Were you born yesterday?
Seriously? Plenty of currently functioning democracies have people following the rules because they have faith their govt will represent them fairly.
I'm thinking this is a massive self report, but truth be told — I don't care.
We are not talking about peasants here, topic is the behavior of the sovereigns.
I don't think you understand what "The rules based international world order" means in geopolitical context.
Sure, I'm the one who doesn't understand what I'm saying. You got me.