His Majesty received in audience the Rt. Hon. Andrew Burnham MP and requested him to form a new Administration. The Rt. Hon Andrew Burnham MP accepted The King’s offer and kissed hands upon his appointment as Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury.

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    lmao okay dude cope literally as hard as a person can

    which country has a king btw?

    eat shit, loser

    edit: fuck I forgot to mention how literally half of your DEMOCRATIC PARLIAMENT is called “the house of lords” and is literally made up of the aristocratic peerage and like, what, a quarter of it is fucking bishops and archbishops? lol. just lol forever. a million times l o l at defending that absolute fucked to death mess of a system. It’s probably the only government on earth worse than America’s and that’s a tremendous feat. also every time I bring up the house of lords the best you nerds have to deflect is nonsense about like, tradition to defer to the house of commons or something? made up, cope. just lol. straight up laughing myself to death. clown citizens for a clown country that cut itself off from the best part of itself, europe

    fuck also forgot to laugh at doing work for chinese tv in fucking london making you an expert on chinese democracy, just lol

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          I believe the Chinese do have a form of democracy on local levels. They do believe in a form of democracy due to it being part of one of their twelve core socialist values (the second iirc).

          Calling the Chinese “evil” for not following western democracy is borderline white supremacy. We have no reason or motivation to justify ordering them to adopt such a practice. I support the system we have in the UK for the most part, but it works for the UK. What China has right now works for China. I only care that the good people of China are in good health and well looked after, which definitely seems to be the case.

          My only concern, to which maybe they could be called “evil” is that children are prohibited from publicly participating in Christian worship, but at least for adults there is a satisfactory level of religious freedom. I believe it was Bishop K. H. Ting who wrote that the “revolutionaries” (sic) didn’t do so out of malice, but a misunderstanding of the Christian faith, which is understandable due to China’s history. Although the Communist Party of China still adheres to Atheism which is mandatory for it’s members.