The entire era.

French revolution up through the end of the wars of the coalition

The main reason I like it is it helped spread good ideas through Europe

like separation of church and state, constitutionalism, ect

Those are not good ideas.

Objectively

whats wrong with them

i kinda like the rule of the law

its much better than submitting to some pampered inbred king

That's a meme understanding of monarchism

Heavily implying that pre-Napoleonic monarchs just ran around the country doing whatever the hell they wanted because they were the king right?

There have always been many checks and balances in monarchies.

well there was clearly something wrong. Maybe we should look at the causes of the French revolution

and see what they were unhappy about

well I know they were pretty unhappy about the tax burden. The Seven Year's war really fucked up France's economy, so they had to raise taxes

not to mention the American revolution!

@Deleted User so why would the monarch only raise taxes on the third estate?

the Tithe was also something id be pissed off about if I was living in France at the time

like wtf

Everything you listed as things that BTFO the French monarchy did not end with the Republic or Napoleon, in fact they got worse. The 7 Year's war racked up lot's of debt, sure, but Napoleon's conquests also racked up lot's of debt. It's called running a country.
And the monarchy taxed the shiteating peasants because since the dawn up until this very day tax burden has always fallen primarily to them.
As for the tithe look at history in the context it took place, the people of France at the time had not been conditioned for generations by liberalism to despise religion as you are now.

We arent talking about Napoleon...

you have to admit that the tithe is pretty shitty

10%

We're talking about the French revolution and the events that followed it. You literally cannot try to separate the revolution from Napoleon.

can you imagine paying 10% of everything you make to the church

I already do.

wat

I'm Catholic

lmfao

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I use to be a catholic

"haha u believe in religion in [current year]??"

Very funny

back like

idk

a year ago

for most of my life

Doubt it

why

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Going to Church doesn't make you Christian, having a spiritual connection with God does and if you ever had one you wouldn't be a godless freak of nature now.