The French Revolution is like a top 5 all time historical event but we never ever have threads about it because 90% of the posts are just /pol/tards and commies arguing about Hitler and Stalin

why'd he get executed then? not murdered or assassinated, he was tried and executed by the state

sounds like he did a lot wrong

>>18475035
Scapegoated by counter revolutionaries

>>18475042
They were the legitimate state, he was tried according to the standards he himself created for enemies of the state and found guilty, then given the same punishment he had set as the standard for those exact crimes.

This is the problem with ruling through terror and violence. If you lose your grip on the reins of power, the violence you once commanded will be turned on you.

-ACK!

>>18475025
I believe the French Revolution and Endarkenment were grave evils responsible for the evil of modernity for what it’s worth. It’s because of guys like him that we have trannies.

>>18475048
The national assembly was riddled with counter revolutionaries from the beginning, chancers who betrayed the revolution when they saw an opportunity. Incorruptible Robespierre was the sacrifice of the revolution

>>18475035
The bulk of the revolutionaries were either aristocrat snakes or retarded illiterate lumpenproletariat peasants that could be manipulated and dogwalked on a whim

Chadspierre knew this and that the revolution had to be tended with an iron fist with no mercy given to narcs and fence-sitting pansies

The only thing he did wrong was overestimate the conviction of his fellows

>>18475004
He was the only one dedicated to the Revolution to the end
The Directorate was laughably corrupt and counterrevolutionary that people didn't bat an eye when a literal autocrat came in

>>18475004
While I like Robespierre, he genuinely did make a mistake allowing the purge of Danton and Desmoulins. Hébert was one thing, and needed to be gotten rid of. But Robespierre let himself be taken along by Billaud and Couthon to arrest Danton as well. They all underestimated the respect he commanded. And despite his "moderatism," he was a committed revolutionist. Not to mention that by the spring of '94 there was very little outside threat to the country to justify continuing the Terror.

>>18475394
Wasn't Danton actually guilty?

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>*does nothing wr-ACK

BTW, this is his opus magnum
https://youtu.be/Q83vqFEBqMc?t=705

Imagine the bitch wailing as he went to hell.
P.S. Mister Andrzej Teodor Seweryn did top notch job in portraying this proto-gommunist freak.

>>18475546
yes but it doesn't matter

The French Revolutionaries were spiteful mutants.