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They do more than tell their kids fairy tales.
As a citizen of an actual kingdom - Canada, which is a constitutional monarchy - I find it utterly bizarre how my southern neighbours the Americans are so obsessed with royalty when they fought a revolution to create a nation without any.
The US media goes nuts over everything actual royalty does.
Their TV and movies repeatedly feature royalty - everything from TV shows like Once Upon a Time to animated films like Frozen to the upcoming big-screen, live-action epic Cinderella.
Their children are raised on Disney movies, whose prevailing themes almost all includes royalty.
And their iconic Disneyland and Disney World each have fairytale royal castles as their centrepieces.
The dichotomy of this is how they take such an interest in royalty then sit around claiming royalty is archaic when republics are so old and decrepit a system of governance that they were invented by the Ancient Greeks thousands of years ago.
It's oxymoronic to the extreme, and even more pronounced when exhibited by republican-agitators in kingdoms like Canada, Australia, Britain and etc.
(I've yet to meet one that won't let their kids watch Disney films. Those old enough to have kids, that is.)