High militancy, reactionaries at helm, I just want to roll back reforms but I can't.
What else I need to do in order to get the ability to revoke reforms?
What else I need to do in order to get the ability to revoke reforms?
Rollback Reforms!
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Don't tell to get a reactionary majority in the upper house or I'm gonna kill me right here.
Yes, it's a possibility, but if rebels "win", I feel "defeated".
I wanna do it the Machiavellian way.
Is it even possible to get a reactionary majority in the upper house?
I wanna do it the Machiavellian way.
Is it even possible to get a reactionary majority in the upper house?
Yes. Theoretically if... 1) Your majority of voters that put people in the upper house are conservative... and 2) You get to annoy the voters enough so that they get highly militant and thus turn reactionary.
But that's not easy because in an absolute monarchy the rich people are the ones who usually vote for the Upper House. If you try to annoy them somehow you'll get a wide enough effect that will annoy other people, causing lots of revolts, and even the conservative voters may drift to liberal. It's no guarantee that those people will get reactionary.
But that's not easy because in an absolute monarchy the rich people are the ones who usually vote for the Upper House. If you try to annoy them somehow you'll get a wide enough effect that will annoy other people, causing lots of revolts, and even the conservative voters may drift to liberal. It's no guarantee that those people will get reactionary.
