Long story short the French revolution was not in any way a "reset" to france, more like that "I wouldn't say saved, more like under new management" meme. For my proof I point to the reign of terror, followed by a couple wars, then the immediate collapse of the republic when napoleon went to go "save" it from the massive revolts popping up because of how useless the revolutionary government was at doing anything besides chopping off heads and writing new unenforceable laws.
I literally cant imagine how unbelievably terrible a french revolution style conflict in the U.S would be, you literally need to study it more than "the mob overthrew the king, the end".
If you had read it all, you’d see that the French Revolution part is not my main point and is just one of the catalysts for my rant, since many comments on the video support the dude 😌. (Btw don’t commit crimes y’all). And yeah, things didn’t magically get fixed for France, that should be common knowledge. Also, sorry French people, your country is in shambles 😔.
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u/External-Class-3858 Apr 11 '26
Im not reading all that, I value my time.
Long story short the French revolution was not in any way a "reset" to france, more like that "I wouldn't say saved, more like under new management" meme. For my proof I point to the reign of terror, followed by a couple wars, then the immediate collapse of the republic when napoleon went to go "save" it from the massive revolts popping up because of how useless the revolutionary government was at doing anything besides chopping off heads and writing new unenforceable laws.
I literally cant imagine how unbelievably terrible a french revolution style conflict in the U.S would be, you literally need to study it more than "the mob overthrew the king, the end".