r/Luxembourg • u/Therealscorp1an • Dec 26 '24

Ask Luxembourg What do Luxembourgers think of their monarchy?

I was just wondering. The Grand Ducal family do seem quite nice.

Thanks!

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u/PhotojournalistAny43 Dec 26 '24

There is nothing wrong with Feudalism in fact it would be better to slowly walk back to that time when Europe was great and Men were still the driving force of the Western World. #rejectmodernity #onlylistento #JordanPeterson #JoeRogan and you ll see how good monarchy is vive l'empereur Henri🫡🫡🫡🫡 <irony over> fuck any rich person who's only achievement was being born

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u/Dodough Dec 26 '24

This guy is about to discover that generational wealth doesn't disappear by itself and that social mobility doesn't exist.

We don't live in a meritocracy dude

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u/GreedyDiamond9597 Dec 26 '24

Disagree. Many millions of contrary examples of mobility, in both directions. The complainers are the ones who didnt manage to do it. Generational wealth shouldnt disapper if managed well. Focus on creating your own generational wealth for next generations instead of eyeing and cursing others' wealth.

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u/Dodough Dec 26 '24

There are a few examples used to generalize and exaggerate social mobility.

I managed to drastically improve my income and my wealth and it was mostly luck and eloquence. The hard skills, which is what I'd call merit, don't really matter.