Message from @FinnJ

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2021-01-05 17:28:03 UTC  

He has some interesting takes on 'decadent revolutions,' in particular his view of the french revolution is that it was conservative rather than progressive; and effectively continued the same agenda the monarchy did

2021-01-05 17:28:13 UTC  

Yes

2021-01-05 17:28:19 UTC  

This is a view Zizek speak about

2021-01-05 17:28:33 UTC  

How macrons win over la penne was more conservative than la panne winning

2021-01-05 17:28:46 UTC  

Because the consequence of la penne would rile up the left

2021-01-05 17:28:56 UTC  

*"The revolution had been much more conservative than had been supposed till then. He [Tocqueville] pointed out that most of the characteristic institutions of modern France date from the Old Regime. Centrilization, the issue of regulations on every possible pretext, administrative tutelage of the communes, exemption of civil servants from the jurisdiction of the courts; he found only one important innovation, the coexistence, which was established in the year VIII of the isolated civil servants and deliberate council. The principles of the Old Regime reapeared in 1800, and the old customs were received back into favour.[19]"*

Sorel sources Tocqueville, L'Ancien Regime et la Revolution, Livre ii, chapitress i., iii., pp. 89, 91, 94, 288

2021-01-05 17:28:58 UTC  

And the consequence of macron is the conditions that led to la penne

2021-01-05 17:29:21 UTC  

This is a very Hegelian distinction

2021-01-05 17:29:33 UTC  

Rather than produce a synthesis

2021-01-05 17:29:37 UTC  

We revert back

2021-01-05 17:29:40 UTC  

To the original thesis

2021-01-05 17:29:43 UTC  

I'm planning on reading Hegel at some later date, I know he's insufferable to read.

2021-01-05 17:29:52 UTC  

Marx roasted hegel in one book

2021-01-05 17:29:53 UTC  

Insofar I just use my trusty philosophy tool's book

2021-01-05 17:29:55 UTC  

Let me find it

2021-01-05 17:33:11 UTC  

I was introduced to Master-slave dialectics through cuckphilosophy, and has insofar noted the usage of that 'line of reasoning' in Marx. I think it's a rather interesting method of analyzing social conditions; i.e. by juxtaposing two groups to each other and finding the root cause of their relations, what differentiate them etc.

2021-01-05 18:21:38 UTC  

Hello

2021-01-05 18:21:40 UTC  

Hey

2021-01-05 18:21:49 UTC  

We will debate if you believe Biden should go to prison

2021-01-05 18:21:59 UTC  

Alrighty then

2021-01-05 18:22:05 UTC  

I believe he should

2021-01-05 18:22:11 UTC  

Why’s that

2021-01-05 18:22:16 UTC  

He’s a terrorist

2021-01-05 18:22:24 UTC  

He’s a bad person

2021-01-05 18:22:39 UTC  

He knew about the terrorist attack on the Crimea

2021-01-05 18:22:39 UTC  

You can’t go to prison for being a bad person

2021-01-05 18:22:55 UTC  

You gotta break laws to go to prison...

2021-01-05 18:23:03 UTC  

He talked with poroshenko and knew of his plot of the terrorist attack on the Crimea

2021-01-05 18:23:10 UTC  

He didn’t warn the people

2021-01-05 18:23:11 UTC  

Proof

2021-01-05 18:23:14 UTC  

K

2021-01-05 18:23:24 UTC  
2021-01-05 18:24:20 UTC  

Are there any other sources

2021-01-05 18:24:20 UTC  

GG @FinnJ, you just advanced to level 1!

2021-01-05 18:24:25 UTC  

Yes

2021-01-05 18:24:25 UTC  

Or just this random YouTube video

2021-01-05 18:24:38 UTC  
2021-01-05 18:24:48 UTC  

Couldn’t you also argue that trump has broken the law?

2021-01-05 18:24:50 UTC  
2021-01-05 18:25:18 UTC  

But he didn’t have knowledge on the inside of a president betraying there own country in a civil war