Are french people really proud of killing their monarchy
What would a modern French-like revolution look like? Would we be required to kill whatever constitutes "the monarchy" today? Like, Parliament, Congress, plutocrats, et al?
Yes, only cucks want to be ruled by a king
>>544639746The freemasons and jews did that, and yes, they are
>>544639956Freemasons are based. Always were.
>>544639746"French" people and women are yes. 90% of actual Frenchmen aren't. They've fought against their freemasonic government the best they could until they started getting replaced.You can see this spirit still live in even boomers, ask any of them and they'll tell you it was a mistake (without the conspiracy theory aspect though so they'll think freemasons are just a group of philosophising boomers helping one another).
>>544639945To be ruled by lords *COUGH* i mean representatives is much better
>>544640286It is because they are chosen by merit and don’t have absolute control of your life
>>544639746Their monarchy was garbage.
>>544639746Not a single Brioche on that picture. I bet americans made it. It was never cake. Its a dumb translation. Brioche is just sweat bread.
The French Revolution did not target the monarchy, it targeted the people of parlement who actually kept hampering the kingThe monarchy was only targeted because they asked Austria to invaded and massacre the revolution
>>544639746I've said it before, but I have a weird feeling like the same shadow (((group))) was behind both the French and Russian revolutions...the two events were only roughly 120 years apart.
>>544639945ThisBesides the king of France nowadays would have been african probably
>>544641502If they then they deserve to rule the world because it’s obvious everyone else in the west is cucked, servile cattle
>>544639945Yup.
>>544639746Their monarchy came from a German clan so yes. The fact it took them 1300 years to do it means they’re still cucks.
>>544641347She never said it anyway.>The phrase originally appeared in French as "Qu’ils mangent de la brioche" ("Let them eat brioche") and was written by philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau in his autobiographical work Confessions around 1765>When Rousseau wrote the phrase in 1765, Marie Antoinette was only about 9 or 10 years old and still living in Austria, long before she ever came to France.>The quote was not connected to Marie Antoinette in print until 1843—fifty years after her execution—by the French writer Alphonse Karr.There was an effort to destroy her reputation at the time though, calling her a whore and all that. But the whole "let them eat cake" thing is a much later and obvious fabrication.
>>544641829"Let them eat cake" is something she would have never said in a million years, either. She was actually known for being a rather generous lady, IIRC.
>>544640949I hope this is bait
>>544641829She's basically a saint, and a martyr of the church. Killed because of how devoutly catholic she was.
>>544641502>>544641986The Carbonari was the anti-monarchist group that spilled over into Portugal and was directly involved in the murder of our king in 1908. They were operating all over the place in the 1800s.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbonari
>>544641347The quote was never said in the first place, it is completely made up anti-monarch propaganda to label the French monarchy as heartless monsters. Anyone who supports the French Revolutionarie during the French Revolution is at heart a communist. The revolutionaries and the system they put in after ousting the monarchy was essentially proto-communisim. It's funny too because they went the same way as most communist countries do that once they are in power they start eating each other which is what the French revolutionaries started doing putting each other under the guillotine whever they got the chance.
>>544642344>Although their goals often had a patriotic and liberal basis, they lacked a clear immediate political agenda.Hmmmmm, where have I heard that before...oh yeah, Antifa!
>>544640949>chosen by merithah thats a good one, anon
>>544639956*German Illuminati. Much like Marx was a German agent and Engels was his German handler.
>>544639956Freemasons are Shabbos goyim clubs
>>544642560They are all the same thing starting with the jesuits in Spain before they got expelled.
>>544639746The merchant class used foreingers and criminals to kill the monarchy and take power for themselves, the "french people" sat on the sidelines as they are doing right now, the french are not a real nation.
The revolution and wars destroyed French demographics forever and set the stage for racial replacement, which the French seem happy about, so yes they seem proud.
>>544641829They also had her son King Louis XVII sign a confession that was basically her death warrant. This was after months of sexually abusing and torturing the 10 year old king. Where was little King Louis XVII's liberty and freedom?
>>544642827>improving living standards so that you no longer need to pop out 5 children and hope 1 of them makes it to adulthood earlier than the rest of Europe is BAD ok
>>544639746To be fair, they kind of had it coming.
You know also what's funny. That building that was on fire in France the other day that everyone was freaking out about. Here's the history of that building.>The neo-Renaissance town hall in Limoges, France, was 143 years old when it was largely destroyed by fire. The historic landmark was originally built between 1873 and 1883.>The previous town hall of Limoges was 66 years old when it was demolished.>Construction (1800–1811): Following the French Revolution, the city council decided to move the administration to a former convent located at Place Saint-Gérald (which sat atop an ancient Roman forum).>The ancient convent of Saint-Gérald (Couvent/Prieuré de Saint-Gérald) was 642 years old when the city began transforming the site in 1800.So basically during the period of the French Revolution they seized this 600 year old convent, melted down the precious metals, destroyed the convent etc. All in the name of liberty and "human rights". Today the logical conclusion of that type of thinking results in a bunch of mongrels roaming around destroying the town hall of the revolution. Are we supposed to weep about that? I'm not sure.
>>544643092that never happened, living standards didn't improve until long after the birth rates were in the toilet. Meanwhile Britain maintained higher living standards and higher birthrates through the entire 19th century into the 20th.
>>544641676You're just jealous your skull doesn't have a bas relief of a penis on the side
>>544643182Absolutism is a guaranteed way to make the monarchy far less stable. But it's great to see people still side with the Rothchilds banks and Enlightenment nonsense in 2026. Even though the monarchy gave them a parliament.
>>544639746The French Revolution – Jewish/Freemason Faggotry written in bloodAsha LogosPart 1https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtT0RVTtIVYPart 2https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NQdBaFfVIYThe Catholic Churchhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IG6WM3NExP4
>>544643438Clutching at straws in order to try and construe some Jewish connection to the French Revolution ? How did you even arrive at this conclusion ?
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>>544639746>Would we be required to kill whatever constitutes "the monarchy" today?it'd be killing the enablers of white supremacy
>>544639746Fabrizie Ruffo, Cardinalis Sanctae Romanae Ecclesiae, ora pro nobis!
>>544639746Ultra rich should be killed off ever 50 years or so
I just wanted to post a comment regarding the French Revolution, and I didn't think it was possible without explaining the meaning of the Feuillet-Beauchamp Dance notation. In the time of Louis XIII there was a major time of centralisation of power, and by the time of Louis XIV he as an individual was the centre of power in the country. This was not always the case in French history. Basically by the time of Louis the XIV Ballet was at the heart of power at Versailles. Will keep posting.
Uh, yes. Ballet. Not what you think it is. If we were to look at late 17th century France, Ballet and Éscrime (Fencing) were central aspects of court life at Versailles and therefore power. Basically Ballet and Fencing were pretty much the same thing, so one could say in all truthfulness that learning Ballet as almost the same as learning how to kill (Fencing).
>>544640949>they are chosen by merit
Uh, yeah. Versailles and Louis XIV. It really is difficult to explain to people who live now the glory and majesty that existed during the time of Louis XIV. I am not saying he was "right" or "wrong", but he was an amazing phenomenon that shaped history and the world we live in today. One issue I find is that the French monarchy can become in a sense like a "cult". It is easy to see the link between power, beauty and art. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZxCdQhVNDY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HV6kr2BOBtAThe point of intersection between beauty, art and power. This is the opera "Atys" by Louis the XIV composer Lully. I am not saying "right" or "wrong", but the cultural value is immense and well worth investigating.
>>544645521Forgot to mention, that video only has italian subtitles, obviously the opera is in French.
>>544639746A grave mistake and the price they are paying until today
>>544639924It's always a class thing.When the people in power have all the wealth and everyone else is poor you get a revoplution.I can see this happening in 50 years or so when the "tech bro's" and their kids grabbed total control making themselves multi-trillionaires while 90%+ of Americans live in poverty.Eventually something snaps and heads roll.
ITT: monarchist cucksThere is nothing based or good about arbitrary, autocratic rule. The Ancien Régime was not only built to benefit the few (nobles) at the expense of the many, but it was incredibly bloated and ineffectual. Marry that with the absolute buffoons that were Louis XV and Louis XVI. Disingenuous royalist would have you believe that the revolution began as a revolt of unwashed communists. But it started with minor noble and educated bourgeois who were tired of the crowned retard squandering the wealth and resources of the nation on his idiotic endeavors. Louis XVI was also given the chance to work within a constitutional framework but he was a lying faggot who signed the paper but never intended to work with any legislature in good faith. >inb4 modern representative government is even worseYeah I know, that doesn't make the Ancien Régime good. Imagine not being able to preserve food because a lockmaking imbecile in Versailles can't manage his finances and taxes salt (the main commodity EVERYONE needs).>inb4 I'd be a noble not a peasant lolNo you wouldn't.
>>544645932kys muttnigger
>>544639924Guillotine the top 1%. Is that easy.
>>544641829The french golemic revolution had not only jewish fingers but amerimutt too
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>>544639924>>544639945>>544641003>>544644727The French revolution was like the Holocaust except it A) happened at allAnd B) happened to human beingsAnyone who simps for the French revolution is the child of Marquis de Sade
>>544646018He said a modern French revolution, how would Guillotining the richest jews help the jews kill a million innocent whites in the name of drinking piss and eating shit?Y'know, the actual purposes of the French revolution.
>>544639746Our current politicians live better than kings.They are very numerous and cost us a lot money while France is ruined. Being a politician in France is the best life in the world.They are dumb, in the private sector, they wouldn't be able to get a job, but because they are politicians they have a big salaries and so many advantages. They live better than billionnaires. French Politicians are the biggest parasites of France.
>>544639746helo dear sexy feet lady
>>544646521>>544645932>>544645900Modern governments are more centralized and more dominant than any monarchy in human history.Emperors who were believed the children of gods could not have dreamed of the level of control and tyranny exerted by the humblest of modern governments.
>>544643300its there to remind you of the bbc
>>544639746>French RevolutionFreemasons would systematically cut the heads off of All the leadership.- well they're all Freemasons now, so...IDKKill all the Freemasons? lol
>>544639746There were good loyal Frenchmen. But they were mostly outside of Paris in more rural areas. They made a movie about them with Sophie Marceau.
Seeing this retarded thread and all of these Amerifat flags... Talleyrand was at least right about those who had nostalgia for Ancien Regime.>>544645932The only sane post in this thread.>>544646695And a few centuries later, the future generations will say this exact same thing while comparing us to themselves.Take a hike.
>>544645977Not an argument. >>544646695Guess you missed the part of my post that specified that modern representative government is not functional either. But guess why? It's taken on the bureaucratic bloat that characterized the Ancien Régime. The revolutionaries didn't have a crystal ball, believe it or not.
>>544639945spbp
