Apparently, you can arrest presidents and kings.

[cursedsql@hachyderm.io]

@ticho @elizabethtasker also if you need someone to arrest a king, a tyrant, an army, or a dragon you can always call Vimes

[brad@1040ste.net]

@elizabethtasker And that's not all, their heads fit neatly onto spikes too.

[ianiention@twit.social]

@elizabethtasker Andrew is not a king and his title was removed a while ago by the King, mind you he is still 8th in line to the crown.

[mab_813@fedi.at]

@RichSPK @elizabethtasker

Yes, I'm not aware that any kings were arrested recently.
(Would genuinely like to know, in case it actually happened somewhere!)

[sillycoelophysis@hachyderm.io]

@elizabethtasker I love this. We can do better, be better. Destroy these jerks that have held us down.

[elizabethtasker@mastodon.online]

@ianiention surely obvious why I stretched the truth to use that term.

[peachfront@toot.community]

@elizabethtasker

first Brasil showed up by arresting their insurrectionis ex-prez, now the UK has showed up by arresting their money laundering royal ... seems like these law enforcement agencies have much to teach the US, where there appears to be not a single honest LEO in the land capable of doing the same...

our culture of corruption is so engrained that these events are amazing & awe-inspiring to us...

[dnkboston@apobangpo.space]

@elizabethtasker Mind. Blown. (No, actually, it wasn't. We've had these tools forever, we're choosing not to use them.)

[gnaddrig@mastodon.social]

@peachfront @elizabethtasker
France recently prosecuted an ex president, South Korea put an insurrectionist ex presidenet in jail for life.

[schafstelze@don.linxx.net]

@elizabethtasker Kings tend to lose their head if arrested

[urbilateria@mastodon.social]

@elizabethtasker not in Spain.

[robo105@mastodon.social]

@elizabethtasker Yes you can...can anybody think of any orange kings???