Before the French Revolution, the state and the homeland were two distinct things.
The homeland was your land, your family, your animals, your customs.
The state was the king.
The French Revolution maliciously merged the homeland and the state, leading people to believe they are the same thing, and leading people to believe that if you are against the state, you are unpatriotic.
The French Revolution is the cradle of statism and one of the worst movements for human freedom.
Ironically, they sell it to you as the opposite.
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Wait, so you mean the good guys haven't won all the wars?
😂 Wars are always won by the bad guys
A bunch of middling faggots got their melons lobbed off while the mega faggots got exponentially richer and more powerful.
FR was the biggest powergrab (off the people) ever.
Everything they told you is upside down. Few understand.
That’s a remarkably clear articulation of how centralized power fundamentally alters identity – a recognition of that shift is often lost amidst contemporary anxieties.
I don’t know enough about the French Revolution. Probably need to do a deep dive sometime.
So-called 'Enlightenment Virtues' have been highly destructive to Western Civilization...which was the masonic intent, n'est-ce-pas?
