inconfidencia mineira

in brazil

the liberal revolutions in france before THE french revolution

the restoration of monarchy

Logically fallacy to suggest that because capitalism took time to reach global hegemony that it is only a matter of time before socialism does.

@Deleted User its not even on that level

Yeah transient transitional provisional governments don’t equate to the establishment of a full functional state

its just to show that capitalism had their struggle too

he is a dengist probably

Just because capitalism took time to dominate the world doens't mean that socialism will do the same

This.

we can do that

Yeah but whatever struggle you’re trying to attribute to capitalism is not related to capitalism but rather the already ever present political In stability in these situations, which capitalism was the answer for

well you best hope for it

@Deleted User lmao

the literal liberal revolutions

not related to capitalism

excuse me mate

the manifestation of capitalism isnt capitalism

im talking about classical liberals not the keynesian ones

The revolutions of france had a lot more to do with the political sectarianism and the strict rules of the many despots who ruled them, these were the primary instigators of struggle, not capitalism

the french revolution brought capitalism to france

And enlightenment

And equal rights

yeah

That’s precisely my point. Capitalism was the answer they were fighting for.

suposedly equal

No, they weren't

They were fighting for liberty and democracy

capitalism was already sistematized before it

locke

montesquieu

and many other theorists

their philosophycal bases came with the bourgeois struggle against feudalism

which i totally support

I like capitalism

they were right

Capitalism happened to be the system they put in place when deposing the monarchy. The french were trying to emulate the american revolution

"happened"

ideology isnt innocent

at least we admit that