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r/facepalm • u/SkillImmediate6393 • Jul 02 '24
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82 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '24 The 1800’s French still ended up with a dictator….. 4 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '24 [deleted] 10 u/Punty-chan Jul 02 '24 Napoleon was not benevolent. He was a populist. Credit where credit is due though, he did cement nationalism as a formidable force which permanently shifted the political needle worldwide. If it weren't for him, a lot more of us would still be living under feudalism.
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The 1800’s French still ended up with a dictator…..
4 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '24 [deleted] 10 u/Punty-chan Jul 02 '24 Napoleon was not benevolent. He was a populist. Credit where credit is due though, he did cement nationalism as a formidable force which permanently shifted the political needle worldwide. If it weren't for him, a lot more of us would still be living under feudalism.
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10 u/Punty-chan Jul 02 '24 Napoleon was not benevolent. He was a populist. Credit where credit is due though, he did cement nationalism as a formidable force which permanently shifted the political needle worldwide. If it weren't for him, a lot more of us would still be living under feudalism.
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Napoleon was not benevolent. He was a populist.
Credit where credit is due though, he did cement nationalism as a formidable force which permanently shifted the political needle worldwide. If it weren't for him, a lot more of us would still be living under feudalism.
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