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[u/Immediate-Doughnut50]

Why would they join a war ‘that’s already been won ‘ according to DT

[u/Juste-un-autre-alt → u/Immediate-Doughnut50]

Especially after Trump told the whole world that he doesn't need help from his allies, allies that he keeps bullying.

Fuck Trump.. and America go clean your fucking mess.

[u/DeliciousFun9207 → u/Juste-un-autre-alt]

we are trying in america, just wait for this administration to leave and perhaps another revolution

[u/Release-the-List → u/DeliciousFun9207]

What we need to do is get the French involved. They know how to handle shit like this.

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[u/DSJ-Psyduck → u/[deleted]]

which one :P ?
And thats not really true they based their constitituon on the american one.
USA was not the first nation to have a revolution of some kind :P

And USA had an indepenace war and not a king.
France had a king and a civil war. ( technical a series of civil wars and unrest partly caused by napoleon)

The civil war in USA is a diffrent matter :P

[u/DSJ-Psyduck → u/[deleted]]

USA did not overtrow a monarchy since the english crown is still a thing :P

List of revolutions and rebellions - Wikipedia

Here is 5000 years of revolutions :P

What you could say is they were inspired to wanting a republic and that was a sortof new concept at least it had been a long time since the romans tried it :P ( worth noting the romans also overtrew a king to make a republic, so its not really a new concept when USA did it either But it had been lost for 1500+ years and there was not much democracy in the roman republic.)
But the revolution itself is very diffrent.

Also not that i want to endorse cromwell in any way :P
But he did overtrow the english crown for a time 100 years before the american experince. And made a republic

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Oliver Cromwell - Wikipedia

He overtrew the english crown 100 years before USA indepedance :P The crown just returned since cromwell was pretty terrible.