No thrones. No crowns. No kings.

[applegrove]

Some movements whisper.
This one roars.

3,000+ events on the map. Millions already committed. March 28, we don’t ask for our freedom — we show up and claim it.

No thrones. No crowns. No kings.
#NoKings2026 social.demcast.com/s/ohPO4PlT

— SweetWitch2697🔮🎱🎲-MY OPINIONS ARE MY OWN BEASTLY CONCOCTIONS! (@sweetwitch2697.bsky.social) 2026-03-20T21:05:31.748Z

[Cirsium]

1. Not the issues

Thrones, crowns, kings are not what we face. I don't understand the framing at all.

We face dictatorship, a police state, concentration camps, genocide, and world war.

[UTUSN]

2. Those are fairly much the definitions of classic royalty, along with divine right.

[Cirsium]

3. This isn't the 18th Century

We aren't dealing with classic royalty nor divine right. We are dealing with something much, much worse.

[UTUSN]

4. Names change for the same core realities. The No Kings is fighting what you're citing.

[Cirsium]

5. No

It is a cute marketing slogan based on popular myths about the American Revolution. It is historically inaccurate and dumbs people down. It also seriously understates the danger.

Think about it. What if the colonists - those smugglers, land thieves and slave owners - had not overturned that terrible tyrannical monarchy. Why we might have turned out like, oh, say, Canada. The horrors!

MAGA is the direct descendant of the slave owners, the white settler project, not King George.

[UTUSN]

6. Am going to take forever off to not think about it.

[rampartd]

7. wait til you see the ball room/throne room.

[Cirsium]

8. Sure

Did you see Hitler's plans for Berlin?

[harumph]

9. I agree - but for better or worse that's what it is.

Honestly, I would've preferred "No Tyrants" because it dovetails well with "Sic semper tyrannis." Really, someone
should call me before they decide on a slogan.

[Cirsium]

12. Yep

It is what it is.

[Wounded Bear]

10. Arguing semantics doesn't solve any issues, either...

The marketing works to gets people in the streets. It's fine.

[Cirsium]

11. Semantics?

It isn't a matter of semantics. Opposition to the regime is growing and I think people would be in the streets no matter the slogan. That is driven by real world conditions, not by marketing.