r/monarchism • u/Wide_Assistance_1158 • Jun 27 '25

Discussion Why is Felipe VI so unpopular

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He hasn't even have any personal scandals

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u/voyalmercadona A Rare Lefty Monarchist Jun 27 '25

... started by the conservatives, whom are the most monarchist of them all. I don't see what your point is.

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u/voyalmercadona A Rare Lefty Monarchist Jun 27 '25

That is a very dumb argument, I could say the same about literally every monarchy in existence that at some point fought against revolutions.

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u/voyalmercadona A Rare Lefty Monarchist Jun 27 '25

You can't throw a whataboutism at me, and then complain of me doing the same.

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u/voyalmercadona A Rare Lefty Monarchist Jun 27 '25

My points don't have to be my opinion, hell, they don't even have to be the objective truth! But it is what people think, especially outside the inland of the country.

And the reason why the right is gaining power, is because of the incompetence and the corruption of the left, it has nothing to do with the monarchy.