THE TRUTH ABOUT THE FRENCH REVOLUTION!

VIDEO: https://rumble.com/v3ww55s-the-truth-about-the-french-revolution-part-12.html Brief Summary In this episode, we challenge the notion that history strips individuals of free will and reduces them to passive participants. We emphasize the importance of individual agency in shaping the future. Additionally, we discuss the differences between France and North America and the need to take social...

In this episode, we explore the dark and often neglected issue of child abuse in French society. We reject the notion that social and economic conditions alone were responsible for the revolution and instead shed light on the rampant problem of child abuse in France. Pedophilia is a significant concern in both France and Germany, with ongoing debates surrounding the age of consent. We discuss how...

Chapters 0:00:00 The Historical Evils of Pedophilia 0:04:06 Pederasty in Ancient Rome: Hedonism and Power 0:08:07 Pederasty in Ancient Greece: Eroticism and Democracy 0:11:20 Historical References to Pedophilia 0:14:57 Child abuse in 18th century France and America 0:22:09 The Discovery of Childhood in 18th Century England 0:26:59 Instruction with Delight: The Rise of Children's Books and Toy Stor...

Chapters 0:00:00 Challenging the idea of historical causation 0:02:06 Explaining the French Revolution through individual decisions 0:06:04 The Choice to Smoke and the Cause of Lung Cancer 0:08:41 The Unanswerable Question: Where Does Choice Come From? 0:11:24 The Value of Truth and Moral Responsibility 0:13:05 The Mystery of Choosing to Keep Smoking 0:15:05 Balancing the Presence of Nutty People...

Brief Summary In this episode, we explore the Reign of Terror during the French Revolution and its violent impact on society. We discuss the root of conflicts as the problem of power and the importance of objective rules. We also touch on teaching morality to children and the impact of religious beliefs on ethics. Examining the use of violence in enforcing virtue, we delve into the gruesome detail...

In this segment of our discussion, we delve into the gripping story of Marie Antoinette's trial and the disturbing phenomenon of mob mentality. We shed light on the outrageous accusations hurled at her, highlighting the inherent injustices she faced throughout the proceedings. Despite the lack of evidence, the predetermined nature of her trial led to her being branded as guilty before any substant...

During the French Revolution, the main speaker discusses the efforts of the Jacobins to dechristianize France and establish a state-dominated religion. This involved pressuring Catholic priests to align with the cult of reason and aggressively enforcing the de-christianization. The historical context of religion being controlled by the state is explained, as well as the rise of Christianity as a c...

During this episode, we explore the dark and disturbing events of the French Revolution, highlighting the manipulation of the mob and the lack of access to information that shaped their actions. We discuss the personal experiences that shape our beliefs and the importance of philosophy in objectively evaluating perspectives. The conversation then delves into the intellectuals and leaders of the re...

In this part of the conversation, I discuss the dangers of being loved by the mob, using Marie Antoinette as an example. Initially, she was adored by the French people, but economic hardships and rumors led to a shift in public sentiment. Despite her good deeds and benevolent nature, the mob turned against her. I emphasize that the mob does not do nuance or ambivalence, and their love can quickly...

In this part of the conversation, we focus on the continuation of the French Revolution and the escalating violence. We discuss how the mob, driven by deep-seated anger and resentment towards authority figures, begins to target the police, guards, and anyone in a position of power. This anger is rooted in their negative experiences with parents, teachers, and other figures of authority in their li...

In this part of the lecture, we examine the state of pre-revolutionary France, particularly the role of the chartered professions. These professions played a significant role in society, as they held exclusive rights and privileges granted by the monarchy. The chartered professions encompassed a wide range of occupations, from lawyers and doctors to craftsmen and traders. These individuals were pr...

In this lecture, I present a radical thesis that challenges the conventional view of history. I argue that the grand movements, ideas, and politics are not the cause of historical events. Instead, I propose that the sway between violence and reason in human conflicts is determined by our predisposition to listen to the language we already speak, shaped by our childhood experiences. I explore the t...