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An unwritten constitution is great until you actually need to find the rules to govern things and then, a written constitution has its own pitfalls — as we see in my country. as we are seeing again right now. yeah, absolutely. and i understand that there is this urge for countries to have a unifying figure — someone who seems to be beyond politics, who can really rally the nation in times of great need or crisis — and that happens in other countries. there are elected presidents or otherwise chosen heads of state who are not part of a dynasty that we see here. yes. although, there are on...

Has its own pitfalls, as we see in my country. as we are seeing again right now. yeah, absolutely. and i understand that there is this urge for countries to have a unifying figure, someone who seems to be beyond politics who can really rally the nation in times of great need or crisis, and that happens in other countries. there are elected presidents or otherwise chosen heads of state who are not part of a dynasty that we see here. although, there are one or two where they are, it can feel almost dynastic. that is true. and also i was once based in south asia and saw two monarchies fall. i mea...

Someone who seems to be beyond politics who can really rally the nation in times of great need or crisis, and that happens in other countries. there are elected presidents or otherwise chosen heads of state who are not part of a dynasty that we see here. although, there are one or two where they are, it can feel almost dynastic. that is true. and also i was once based in south asia and saw two monarchies fall. i mean, well, one, it was a republican revolution that got rid of an unelected dynast in nepal, and in bhutan, it was actually a king who said, "it's time for me to give up absolute powe...

Of a dynasty that we see here. although, there are one or two where they are, it can feel almost dynastic. that is true. and also i was once based in south asia and saw two monarchies fall. i mean, well, one, it was a republican revolution that got rid of an unelected dynast in nepal, and in bhutan, it was actually a king who said, "it's time for me to give up absolute power and for this to become a constitutional monarchy". but that is the way of the world is heading towards democracy. although, of course we see setbacks. when india became independent, the minute it became _ independent, it d...

And i understand that there is this urge for countries to have a unifying figure, someone who seems to be beyond politics, who can really rally the nation in times of great need or crisis. and that happens in other countries. there are elected presidents or otherwise chosen heads of state who are not part of a dynasty that we see here. although, there are one or two where they are there can feel almost dynastic. that is true. and also i was once based in south asia and saw two monarchies fall. i mean, well, one, it was a republican revolution that got rid of an unelected dynast in nepal and in...