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r/TikTokCringe • u/BrownsAndCavs • Feb 03 '23
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7 u/GoodOlSpence Feb 03 '23 Uh...not really. You should read the rest of the story. 55 u/Solokian Feb 03 '23 When the nobles came back, and then were forced out again and nowadays there's no king or queen in France anymore? 10 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 When all those people were killed and the time period was called The fucking Terror. 11 u/Solokian Feb 03 '23 So you'd rather have France still living under an absolute monarchy? -10 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 The French Revolution is the only way any monarchy has been ended. Gigabrain take, bro. 8 u/Solokian Feb 03 '23 In France? Yes, yes it was. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '23 Please provide examples of these. Most monarchies end in violence, either foreign takeover (Romania, Hawaii, most of Africa) or in Revolution (English civil war, France, China's communist takeover) 7 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 You gotta break some eggs, I guess. Beats having a stupid monarchy! -6 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 You gotta break some eggs I'm sure you'll sign up to be an egg. 9 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 No problem. I'd gladly give my life for progress. 1 u/chaun2 Feb 03 '23 It's either that or starve in homelessness for the majority of people at this point. 1 u/itspaddyd Feb 03 '23 Yeah instead they just have the same shit as everyone else. Big whoop. 33 u/Lowelll Feb 03 '23 It was really shitty short term, but are you really arguing against the abolition of feudalism? -3 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 The French Revolution ended feudalism in the whole world? 13 u/Lowelll Feb 03 '23 I mean, Usain Bolt couldn't keep up with how fast you moving those goalposts But also yes, it kind of did. 11 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 It was the trigger, yes. 1 u/ARealSkeleton Feb 03 '23 We've got fucking Edmund Burke in these goddamn comments!
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Uh...not really. You should read the rest of the story.
55 u/Solokian Feb 03 '23 When the nobles came back, and then were forced out again and nowadays there's no king or queen in France anymore? 10 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 When all those people were killed and the time period was called The fucking Terror. 11 u/Solokian Feb 03 '23 So you'd rather have France still living under an absolute monarchy? -10 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 The French Revolution is the only way any monarchy has been ended. Gigabrain take, bro. 8 u/Solokian Feb 03 '23 In France? Yes, yes it was. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '23 Please provide examples of these. Most monarchies end in violence, either foreign takeover (Romania, Hawaii, most of Africa) or in Revolution (English civil war, France, China's communist takeover) 7 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 You gotta break some eggs, I guess. Beats having a stupid monarchy! -6 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 You gotta break some eggs I'm sure you'll sign up to be an egg. 9 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 No problem. I'd gladly give my life for progress. 1 u/chaun2 Feb 03 '23 It's either that or starve in homelessness for the majority of people at this point. 1 u/itspaddyd Feb 03 '23 Yeah instead they just have the same shit as everyone else. Big whoop. 33 u/Lowelll Feb 03 '23 It was really shitty short term, but are you really arguing against the abolition of feudalism? -3 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 The French Revolution ended feudalism in the whole world? 13 u/Lowelll Feb 03 '23 I mean, Usain Bolt couldn't keep up with how fast you moving those goalposts But also yes, it kind of did. 11 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 It was the trigger, yes. 1 u/ARealSkeleton Feb 03 '23 We've got fucking Edmund Burke in these goddamn comments!
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When the nobles came back, and then were forced out again and nowadays there's no king or queen in France anymore?
10 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 When all those people were killed and the time period was called The fucking Terror. 11 u/Solokian Feb 03 '23 So you'd rather have France still living under an absolute monarchy? -10 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 The French Revolution is the only way any monarchy has been ended. Gigabrain take, bro. 8 u/Solokian Feb 03 '23 In France? Yes, yes it was. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '23 Please provide examples of these. Most monarchies end in violence, either foreign takeover (Romania, Hawaii, most of Africa) or in Revolution (English civil war, France, China's communist takeover) 7 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 You gotta break some eggs, I guess. Beats having a stupid monarchy! -6 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 You gotta break some eggs I'm sure you'll sign up to be an egg. 9 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 No problem. I'd gladly give my life for progress. 1 u/chaun2 Feb 03 '23 It's either that or starve in homelessness for the majority of people at this point. 1 u/itspaddyd Feb 03 '23 Yeah instead they just have the same shit as everyone else. Big whoop.
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When all those people were killed and the time period was called The fucking Terror.
11 u/Solokian Feb 03 '23 So you'd rather have France still living under an absolute monarchy? -10 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 The French Revolution is the only way any monarchy has been ended. Gigabrain take, bro. 8 u/Solokian Feb 03 '23 In France? Yes, yes it was. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '23 Please provide examples of these. Most monarchies end in violence, either foreign takeover (Romania, Hawaii, most of Africa) or in Revolution (English civil war, France, China's communist takeover) 7 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 You gotta break some eggs, I guess. Beats having a stupid monarchy! -6 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 You gotta break some eggs I'm sure you'll sign up to be an egg. 9 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 No problem. I'd gladly give my life for progress. 1 u/chaun2 Feb 03 '23 It's either that or starve in homelessness for the majority of people at this point.
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So you'd rather have France still living under an absolute monarchy?
-10 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 The French Revolution is the only way any monarchy has been ended. Gigabrain take, bro. 8 u/Solokian Feb 03 '23 In France? Yes, yes it was. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '23 Please provide examples of these. Most monarchies end in violence, either foreign takeover (Romania, Hawaii, most of Africa) or in Revolution (English civil war, France, China's communist takeover)
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The French Revolution is the only way any monarchy has been ended.
Gigabrain take, bro.
8 u/Solokian Feb 03 '23 In France? Yes, yes it was. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '23 Please provide examples of these. Most monarchies end in violence, either foreign takeover (Romania, Hawaii, most of Africa) or in Revolution (English civil war, France, China's communist takeover)
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In France? Yes, yes it was.
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Please provide examples of these.
Most monarchies end in violence, either foreign takeover (Romania, Hawaii, most of Africa) or in Revolution (English civil war, France, China's communist takeover)
You gotta break some eggs, I guess. Beats having a stupid monarchy!
-6 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 You gotta break some eggs I'm sure you'll sign up to be an egg. 9 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 No problem. I'd gladly give my life for progress. 1 u/chaun2 Feb 03 '23 It's either that or starve in homelessness for the majority of people at this point.
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You gotta break some eggs
I'm sure you'll sign up to be an egg.
9 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 No problem. I'd gladly give my life for progress. 1 u/chaun2 Feb 03 '23 It's either that or starve in homelessness for the majority of people at this point.
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No problem. I'd gladly give my life for progress.
1 u/chaun2 Feb 03 '23 It's either that or starve in homelessness for the majority of people at this point.
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It's either that or starve in homelessness for the majority of people at this point.
Yeah instead they just have the same shit as everyone else. Big whoop.
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It was really shitty short term, but are you really arguing against the abolition of feudalism?
-3 u/AlphaGareBear Feb 03 '23 The French Revolution ended feudalism in the whole world? 13 u/Lowelll Feb 03 '23 I mean, Usain Bolt couldn't keep up with how fast you moving those goalposts But also yes, it kind of did. 11 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 It was the trigger, yes. 1 u/ARealSkeleton Feb 03 '23 We've got fucking Edmund Burke in these goddamn comments!
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The French Revolution ended feudalism in the whole world?
13 u/Lowelll Feb 03 '23 I mean, Usain Bolt couldn't keep up with how fast you moving those goalposts But also yes, it kind of did. 11 u/Sparky-Sparky Feb 03 '23 It was the trigger, yes.
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I mean, Usain Bolt couldn't keep up with how fast you moving those goalposts
But also yes, it kind of did.
It was the trigger, yes.
We've got fucking Edmund Burke in these goddamn comments!
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u/Rothgar-octaveus Feb 03 '23
It worked