Posted on 06/25/2020 4:36:37 AM PDT by C19fan
Some left-leaning journalists — including an editor at The New York Times — defended the French Revolution after Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) suggested that the Democratic primary upsets on Tuesday led in part by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) showed that something like the French Revolution was taking place in that party. Their defenses of the French Revolution led to stern rebukes from those who remember how that revolution ended up.
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Presstitutes are in full idiocracy mode now AND there is no “editorial review” to fact check their writers’ pieces for timeline, sources, etc.
Given the mofos are historical ignits, they forgot that their heads were also chopped off when all was said and done with the French Revolution.....
The french revolution was antifa on steroids, and run by about the same caliber of people. They quicky dispatched anyone they didnt like, set up thought police and then beheaded the people who got them imto that mess, which lead to napolean rising to power, which got him eventually exiled.. sheeeese, There people are dumber than rotted fence posts!
I don’t recall the French having tens of millions of people with lots of guns that were against the revolution.
And I recall there being a monarchy instead of a republic.
If a race war is coming better now than later.
well there already is a race war but only one side is fighting. And a lot of our race is fighting with them :-)
To be fair though what percentage of blacks really want that? Posting articles of black people going to work and going home and popping open a beer don’t exactly sell newspapers or make people click online.
I’d be surprised if more than 20% want one
Heads are gonna roll.
I was made out to be a bandit yesterday when I commented to a thread “Can we just get to CWII please!?!”
CWII? Don’t skip over state(s) secession. That could go peacefully and relieve the political pressure without war.
French Revolution? Bring back the Guilletine. That will solve a lot of the problems.
The deadliest method of execution during the Reign of Terror was simply loading undesirables onto barges and sink the barges in the middle of the river. Tens of thousands of mostly peasants were dealt with by that method.
bkmk
One of the managers at our work once had her staff all wear berets as it got closer to Bastille Day and sent around an email crowing about how their revolution inspired ours. With great relish I immediately corrected her. She was such a ditz. Annoying Francophile and typical lib who thought everywhere was better than the U.S.
They should realize revolutions eat their own. Maximilien Robespierre for example
Graffiti I saw in a video, “Liberals get a bullet too” signed with a hammer and sickle.
“Don’t skip over state(s) secession.”
I really like this idea. I don’t see why it isn’t more greatly promoted, as the differences between conservatives and leftists are now irreconcilable and mutually incompatible. Two countries should live side by side, and we would actually get along much better, akin to the U.S. and Canada — laughing at each others differences, instead of bearing incalculable hatred. The current trajectory is going to lead to greater violence and death.
Don’t forget-the French Revolution got them Napoleon I- and a bloodbath that lasted more than 20 years involving all of Europe, Britain, the Dominican Republic and Africa (including strife over the whole globe where the Europeans had to defend trade and travel).
It was twenty years of a nearly non-stop recruiting, fighting, dying and a ruinous drain on resources
we would have to build a wall though.
The rioters spreading the virus to their friends and family members are more deadly than the statues. The Democrats are always planning a way for the Black communities to kill themselves off. The Democrat politicians don’t want to stop the riots they are making money on every Co Vid case.
I view each state as a country. The “country” of Nebraska has more in common with Poland than it does with California.
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