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     over the head of every 
     
     Canadian there hangs the 
     
     pitiful remnants of an 
     
     archaic structure, despotic 
     
     by nature, and which 
     
     presumes that some people 
     
     are born better than our- 
     
     selVes and our families. 
     
     Just what is this structure 
     
     whidrdares to presume 
     
     sud'l a thing? It is none 
     
     ot‘nerxthan /the "beloved" 
     
     monarchy. ‘Ihat innocent“ 
     
     face appearing rpm every _ 
     
     bill and coin in the realm, 
     
     hides but another more 
     
     sinister face - the face. of 
     
     human idolatry, whose creed 
     
     proclaim the inequality of 
     
     man and the rights of Sure 
     
     to reign,even~if not to rule. 
     
    

    
     Mmardny, even that 
     
     tempered by a constitution, 
     
     has not changed since the 
     
     days before the glorious ' 
     
     Republican revolutions of 
     
     the United States (1776) 
     
     and France (1789) when 
     
     Thomas Paine (who wished no 
     
     higher title than "citizen" 
     
     besth upon his name) 
     
     wrote in Commm Sense: 
     
     the evil of Monarchy we 
     
    
   
   
    
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     yum; 
     
    
   
   
    
     by joseph M.J. Sanlei / 
     
    
   
   
    
     , others for ever. . ." 
     
    
   
   
    
     have added that of 
     
     hereditary .succession; and 
     
     as the first is a degrad— 
     
     aticn and lessening of our- 
     
     selves, so the secmd, 
     
    
   
   
    
     claimed as a matter of right, 
     
    
   
   
    
     is an insult and an imposi— 
     
     tion on posterity. For 
     
     all men being' originally 
     
     equals no one by birth 
     
     couldhave a right to set 
     
     up his own family in 
     
     perpetual preference to all 
     
     Mare 
     
     than 200 years after this 
     
     was written, posterity 
     
     still bears the brunt of 
     
     this superstitious 
     
     structure, this monument 
     
    
   
   
    
     to the ignorance of humanity: 
     
    
   
   
    
     We may still observe our 
     
     fellows (andperhaps our- 
     
     selves as well) bowing 
     
     (genuflecting?) to a fellow 
     
     human being, not for the 
     
     greatness of any deed 
     
    

    
     that individual had per— 
     
     formed for humankind, but 
     
     rather because the ancestor 
     
     of the man" or, woman of 
     
    
   
   
    
      "royal" title was more 
     
    
   
   
    
     brutal and barbaric than 
     
     others and thus grabbed 
     
     more power for himself, 
     
     over the murdered bodies of 
     
     others. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Ch top of foolishness, we 
     
     then add stupidity — the 
     
     march and family are ' 
     
     payed richly for absolutely 
     
     no work of significance 
     
     (at least none that a priv- 
     
     ate citizen could not 
     
     equally perform) and live 
     
     free of charge in not one 
     
     but several palaces. Thus 
     
     the "royal" family is but 
     
     the highest of welfare 
     
     recipients, but unlike 
     
     others to state aid, we 
     
     do not degrade the monarch, 
     
     but actually hmor her! 
     
    

    
     "It requires some talents 
     
     to be a common mechanic; 
     
     but to be a king requires 
     
     only the animal figure of 
     
     man - a sort of breathing 
     
     automaton. r This sort of 
     
    
   
   
    
     superstition may last a few  
     
     years more, but it cannot 
     
    
   
   
    
     long resist the awakened 
     
     reason and interest of 
     
     man." (Rights of Man, T. 
     
     Paine) 
     
     Do not misunderstand my 
     
     position. I wish to see no 
     
     harm come to Elizabeth 
     
     Windsor (whom the crown 
     
     worshippers call "Queen 
     
     Eliz.") or her family. I 
     
     merely cmtend that she, 
     
     and they, should become 
     
     private citizens. If a wish 
     
     to preserve the ceremonial 
     
     offices of king and queen,’ 
     
     for ritual's sake, then why 
     
     not elect a man and a woman 
     
     who, by their exemplary 
     
     lives, served humanity in a 
     
     manner worthy of the honor 
     
     of a people's cram. To 
     
     be fair, this elected 
     
     "monarch" should be selected 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     . the throne at present. 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE UNIVERSITY RIGHT 
     
    
   
   
    
     from any of the member— 
     
     states of the Cormonwealth 
     
     of Nations. For example, I 
     
     nominate Mother Theresa of 
     
     Calcutta, whose nobility 
     
     far exceeds that of any of 
     
     the so—called aristocracy 
     
     occupying, or in line for, 
     
     '1th 
     
     for the very first time in 
     
     the bloodstained history of 
     
     kings and queens, the least 
     
     barbaric shall reign and 
     
     sovereignty shall be of the 
     
    
   
   
    
     People, who freely dioose 
     
     upon whose head a crown 
     
     shall rest. 
     
    
   
   
    
     :. Unless the monarchy be 
     
     altered in the manner 
     
     described above, and I 
     
     don't foresee that it shall, 
     
     then the whole damn 
     
     institution should be 
     
     scrapped, having rig place 
     
     in a natim (or nations) 
     
    

    
     of FREE PEOPLE. Monarchy, 
     
     it is argued, is a 
     
     camection to a nation's 
     
     history - but are not 
     
    

    
     the people, who comprise 
     
     the nation, the greatest 
     
     ccnnecticn with history 
     
     themselves ? History is a 
     
     people, it is their heart 
     
     and their soul, and belongs 
     
     to no crammed imposter. 
     
    
   
   
    
     let the only offices be 
     
     elective, and the only 
     
     titles be earned, and the 
     
     only honors be bestowed 
     
     for work well done! Never 
     
     again may it be uttered in 
     
     any corner of the earth: 
     
     "long live the King (Queen)" 
     
     but rather: "Eternally live 
     
     the People! 1" 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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