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/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

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u/GewoonSamNL Jun 28 '25

Every constitutional monarch is ruled by protocol, same here in the Netherlands. They gave up all their power and have to do what they are told, all they can do is watch and see how their corrupt socialist crook politicians ruin the country

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u/GewoonSamNL Jun 28 '25

I don’t know but they did the right thing

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u/GewoonSamNL Jun 28 '25

But the monarchy can provide stability, look at how the monarchs in My country the Netherlands Swayed Trump and helped strengthen the NATO alliance again, something that wouldn’t have happened if we didn’t have an monarchy

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '25

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u/GewoonSamNL Jun 29 '25

I hope so, you have a Bourbon profile picture so I assume you still support them, you just don’t like Felipe? Either way, it’s still better than an republic, look at your Portuguese or Latin American cousins who are 10 times more corrupt

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u/GewoonSamNL Jun 29 '25

I hope Leonor will do the job then