What country do you live in, and who are the monarchs? What do you think about them?
I live in Australia. The current monarch is Queen Elizabeth II. I think the Queen is fabulous. Her blood is a different colour, and that separates her from the rest of us.
Does you monarch have any political power? If so, how much? If so, is it an absolute monarchy?
Our Queen has little to no political power. Occasionally, she'll visit and have tea with the prime minister. He sometimes visits her too. She appoints Governor-Generals, fills in for them if they go missing and if they ask her to do so. The Governor-General is pretty much the Queen's voice around here, but he takes orders from both the Prime Minister and the Queen.
Do you think your monarch should have more power? Less power? Stay the same? Should it be abolished totally?
I think the Queen should have more power! I think that he should all link arms and lie down, forming a human carpet that the Queen may walk on when she visits, lest she dirty her feet on convict soil. I think we should reestablish the Divine Right of Kings, putting the Pope at the top and the Queen second. Furthermore, the Pope should let bygones be bygones and Lizzie shouldn't have to apologies for Henry, what with that being a Tudor thing anyway.
If your country doesn't have a monarchy do you think it should establish one?
Thank the Queen it has one!
Did your country previously have a monarchy, but not one now during your lifetime? Do you think it was a good or bad thing that it was abolished?
N/A.
Does your monarch act as a symbol? Do you think they do a good job as a symbol?
Our Queen appears on our money and does a pretty good job of that, though she's gotten a little saggy over the years. I think they recast her for more recent money. Her pre-2000s picture was much more flattering.
What do you think of monarchy as a whole?
It is good. My only complaint would be that our science maxes out at 70% :(.