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Monarchism can kill a few people. As a treat
Edit: Also, what makes you read the article with that tone? If anything I'd say it's overly "wow look at our dutiful boys in plumed bowler hats"
Stuff like 'even the soldiers need to replenish their fluids' or 'Even our best soldiers absolutely must drink water to be able to carry out their duties'.
Soldiers?! Drink WATER?!?!?!!? They are humans. Of course they gotta drink water. Why does this article exist?! It's so stupid that it gives me that vibe.
Like, I know it's a basic-ass fluff piece, but it's also all about how this fucking dumbass tradition of having guys in woolen uniforms guard a building in the summer heat is oh so whimsical and traditional. Paints it as good, basically. I dunno I may just be irony poisoned.
I see.