Was the French revolution patient 0?

Were the Ideals developed by the French eventually lead up to the degeneracy known as the left today?

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not really, the ideas of enlightenment were about shedding feeling for logic and reason, degeneracy although allowed was still looked down upon and shunned by the populous.

Fuck the French

It was the (((american revolution)))

If the French had any brains, honor, or just plain old dignity they'd be deeply ashamed of what actually happened during that revolution but, that they don't and continue to praise it, says more about the French than the French could ever comprehend or understand. Same with the Russians back in the early 20th century, in case you were wondering.

No Juden allowed back then, so no CuckNadia.
Also stfu, you guys had to ask politely for your independence form the Brits

Because most people don’t actually know what happened during the revolution. Most of the people who died during the reign of terror were fellow revolutionaries who were more moderate but weren’t seen as “extreme” enough by the hardliners who jumped on late in the game


Every revolution (with the rare exception of the American revolution) happens like this, the original players all get killed off once the revolution eats its own

The degeneracy of the left today can be traced to the Reformation. Obviously the Catholic Church had issues, but the Reformation is really what set off a chain reaction of insane Protestants pushing shit further and further toward insanity. It's no coincidence that Anglos and Scandis and Germans push the worst of the worst.

Wasn't it because of the catholic church Christians couldn't become bankers, thus letting Jews take over the banking scene?

No, the book The Prince from Machiavelli started it.
Any attempt to righteousness started being seen as weakness and slyness as strength.
Basically kikery.

that's because the American Revolution was based on a just cause and principle and truth. They've tried to retroactively place this significance on the French one but it was not as fundamental as the American Revolution.

Usury is a sin. Bankers go to hell.

This user has no idea what he's talking about. Utterly wrong.

Just read about the English Reformation and all the sinister shit pulled there. It's absolutely related. Bending everything for current feels and spitting in the face of tradition and vital institutions of civilization.

No, the so-called "Reformation" did.

Every single one of the founding fathers was a (((freemason)))

pretty much

America's foundations are rooted deep within the occult & secret societies.
But they fought for a noble thing.

Interesting post for quads.

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Serious question: Do you learn hilarious shit like that at school or do you just make it up?

fucking kike rats.

But those french harlotts invented sucking cock and I dunno we have some work to do but life is better for it

Nah those were freemasons. They also founded the US. The three french pillars of “liberte, egalite, fraternite” is the three pillars of masonry (liberty, equality, brotherhood). The masons have no opinion on outside issues and dont discuss politics so I would say no.

The Parisians, not the French. Almost all of France - exept Paris - resisted the regime change then.
Fucking paris man

No occult or secret societies, they were all just freemasons which was very common back then (about one in 25 men was one).

Read some Plato(republic) +experience French revolution = Capital

Cringe and bluepilled

Ever see the owl hidden on the dollar bill?

What we're dealing with today have been a long time coming since the Enlightenment at the earliest but certainly since the French Revolution. Utopian intellectualism has yet to be publically gutted like the satanic pig it is.

The progressive intersectional cultural revolution was very close to its critical point. It has slowly grown in the corners and in shadows, but when it has a voice or seat of power it grows. 2008-2016 was a time where the cultural strength of this ideology EXPONENTIALLY expanded. Clinton getting into power in 2016 was going to be the ledge which this spirit grabbed onto to heave itself to the surface at last.

But then Trump sliced its arms off. It's been shrieking in anger and suffocation from its deprivation of power. It's dying like a starving crocodile. It will go down kicking and screaming, but as it dies it is actively even now starting to wake up millions and millions of people en mass to the nature of what this is.

I truly believe that it will not go down without some vicious deathrattles, but, at the end, it is possible for intersectional/progressive rhetoric will be seen with the same social shame as Nazi rhetoric does now.

This is what right wingers thought in France, including Petain

Yes.
Satan loves a good rebellion.
Especially when they are willing to adopt his satanic measurement system and spread it to the world.
Too bad I don't have a meme for my disdain of the metric system.

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>continue to praise it
we absolutely don't. We just know that it was extremely important in our history. Every course about that period is perfectly neutral. We learn the advancement and also the terrible massacre of the innocent. I've never actually encountered a french who's pride about that period. Quite the contrary.

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the revolution was heavely influenced by the anglo idea,they even used english word for new institutions wich is amazing in france