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>betrays the revolution
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>>18616284
Can you blame him? The revolutionaries were the Blue haired SJWs of their time
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>>18616284
>>betrays the revolution
Nice.
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>>18616284
The army was the single largest and sole representative body of enfranchised Frenchmen, making the general's control of the nation the most democratically legitimate form of governance possible within their political system.
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>>18616305
Manlets would get destroyed by HIM
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A traitor to the revolution's ideals. Even the directory, flaws and all, was ideologically purer then his naked lust for absolute power.
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He already had accumulated power from winning all of France's wars, can you blame him for telling the eternally chimping out revolutionaries to go eat shit? They were already executing their own members in true revolutionary fashion, it would only be a matter of time before Napoleon is also on the chopping block
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Every fascist follows his playbook to coup the state look at Mussolini. Even Trump is doing it.
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>>18616471
>Trump
>Fascist
lmao
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>>18616459
>directory
>ideologically pure
They didn't live to see an election they didn't overturn, that's for sure.
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>>18616471
You got the wrong Nappy. It's Nappy III who defined the style of the Fascist takeover.
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>>18616478
>Jefferson Davis
>Proto-Syndicalist
>Woodrow Wilson
>based fascist
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>>18616284
You kind of need to be retarded to be a militant anti theist at a time most french people were christians. French revolutionaries were out of touch and Napoleon was a man of the people. Plus, the empire is not exactly the same thing as the absolutist kings who justified their rule through Christianity, so it does represent a dialectical evolution from absolutist monarchy.
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>>18616351
>Russissy bringing his clitty meltdown ITT to seethe
Pathetic mutt.
>>18616471
>Zion Don
>Fascist
Fucking retard.
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>France: Kills the king and the entire royalty.
>Finally, no more monarchy, let's celebrate guys the new free republic!
>Wait who is that guy, we didn't invite him?
>I don't know sir he called himself napoleon.
>Napoleon:But what if, i can be the king?
>Wait no sir, that's not how you are supposed to play the game!
Kek based.
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>>18616284
>helped overthrow an absolute monarchy and the archaic feudal aristocracy
>established a constitutional monarchy founded on the principles of the Enlightenment and whose right to rule comes from the consent of the masses
>reigned in the excesses of the other revolutionaries, ending senseless bloodshed and uniting his nation
>civilizes the rest of Europe by spreading constitutionalism and human rights across the continent

>is somehow remembered as the bad guy
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>>18616881
>France: Kills the king and the entire royalty.
The daughter survived. Napoleon was the third choice for muscle of Sieyes and the other conspirators who were very much disgusted by the Directorate and determined to try for a better constitution.

He was very much invited and a known factor, having been the one who led the forces defending the future Directory against a Jacobin coup. His wife, Josephine, was a hand-me-downs from the patron who contacted him for the coup against the Directory after their first pick died and their second pick turned them down and suggested Napoleon as the man for the job.
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>>18616919
It's the Russia and Spain campaigns. If he didn't do those, he'd have been seen as an Alexander the Great and not a Ghenghis Khan
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>>18616919
Post-Tilsit Napoleon wasn't the same Napoleon at Arcole. It wasn't until Six Days Campaign that he let go of his ego and once more stepped out of his comfort zone.
>>18616934
He was far more intelligent and willful (and thus far more egotistic) than both of those overrated retards.
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>>18616284
Constitution of the Year XII Title I:
"The government of the FRENCH REPUBLIC is entrusted to an emperor, who takes the title of EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH."
How could he betray the revolution if he protected the republic for the rest of his career?
Checkmate, liberal.
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>>18616857
What retards?
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>>18616328
The temples of reason will deny this.



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