r/europe • u/Mynteblomst • May 20 '25

Map Next 100 years - any monarchies left in Europe? What do you think?

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u/saschaleib 🇧🇪🇩🇪🇫🇮🇦🇹🇵🇱🇭🇺🇭🇷🇪🇺 May 20 '25

The UK, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, etc. seem to be quite happy with theirs.

Not saying others should follow that example (if you know who would have the German crown, if it existed, you’d go for an easy pass) but I also don’t think it is the biggest problem that any of these countries have to resolve.

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u/FocusDKBoltBOLT May 20 '25

you are not a citizen. you still are a subject.

OFC this change not a lot but just the name ... disgusting.

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u/Jonaztl Norway May 20 '25

I don’t know about the other countries, but Norwegians are most certainly citizens

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u/FocusDKBoltBOLT May 20 '25

But they are too subject of the king by definition.

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u/Aggressive_Bill_2687 May 20 '25

 The UK, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, etc. seem to be quite happy with theirs.

Exactly if the people didn't want them, they wouldn't have voted for them would they?

/s because some people are a few prawns short of a bbq.