A traitor worse than Judas Iscariot
>>18427697>A traitor worse than Judas Iscariotjudas was FATED to do it. without him, there would be no christianity
>>18427706Wtf I hate Judas now
>>18427707>Wtf I hate Judas nowkek
>>18427697Yes, he betrayed Pasquale Paoli just as his father had done before him and continued the foreign oppression of his native homeland.
>>18427715He betrayed the revolution
>>18427725Who cares? Betraying your own homeland is infinitely worse.
>>18427728Which homeland was that? The city of Ajjacio? Maybe the province?
>>18427697Literal blasphemy
>>18427725It's difficult to convey in words just how stupid this statement is, given that everyone involved in the revolution was constantly betraying and killing each other. Napoleon was the only one to give the revolution some order and coherence.
>>18427740Corsica, obviously. He even used to be a Corsican nationalist and an admirer of Paoli in his youth, but he changed his mind when he saw how rich and powerful he could become if he sold out his own nation to the French yoke.
>>18427728Depends if its actually your homeland, or the supposed homeland is just invading your actual homeland, or if either way the homeland is actually the enemy of God o algo.
>>18427697oh, no... how sad for you :)
every napoleon hater is a buttblasted brit that's angry that no british commander is anywhere near as famous as napoleon on a global scale
>>18428370Corsica was his actual homeland and if anything it was France that was an enemy of God.
>>18427697You have to be more specific. He betrayed many people, entities and concepts in his life.
>>18427725>“betrayed the revolution” >exports the revolution's ideals >mimics the monarchy to prove a point ancien regimes of Europe, their nobility, aren't worth shitHuh?
>>18428382>it was France that was an enemy of GodThey do seem like they cast aside God for the female usurper much like a lot of bad countries
>>18428383His betrayal of his native Corsica is all that matters, there is nothing worse than selling out your own people.
>he betrayed the revolution>spread the revolution>created a government which the rest of europe were willing and ready to accept and cease hostilities with (while retaining territorial gains)The issue isn't that he betrayed the revolution, its that he was an egotistical tard who didn't know when to quit.
>>18427697Judas is Jesus' friend.
>>18428461this but unironically
