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(living in a country where the most successful people are obscenely rich and shameless perverts and psychopaths) Time to teach my children to be honest and study hard in school

troubled-guest

freebroccoli

And like many ancient legal systems, it's horrifically unjust. Anyone who thinks this sounds good is morally retarded.

skulki-d

This is the kind of system people are creating when they treat people as collectives and not as individuals. Whites and blacks, capitalists and workers, Danes and foreigners, etc. etc. People are either individuals with agency and rights or they are collectives that can be collectively punished and rewarded.

If you would never (or always) vote to convict someone based on their race, for instance, as we've seen many people claim recently, then you fundamentally agree that you can be held accountable for the crimes of others that share your race.

4outof20

bunnie-blogging

No sudden moves around the boss, got it?

cal-kestis

IT’S GONNA BE ME (2000) – *NSYNC

Art by Worry Lines

purely balanced

saw someone tag a post about the guillotine with ‘say what you want about it, france never had another king’

pop quiz! what did france have after the revolution—perhaps a sort of super-king?

tributary

this is the ideal tumblr post. you may not like it, but this is what peak posting looks like.

beardedmrbean

They also had another king after the super king, three of them actually, Louis the XVIII was in there before Charles X and Louis Philippe I was there till he abdicated.

And then would you look at this

A whole other super king, who actually put another super king into power in Mexico, but he couldn't keep power after the US civil war was over and we started enforcing the Monroe Doctrine again.

The French revolution is idolized by people that have never actually studied the French revolution and what the condition of France was politically for the next century and a half.

Imagine if Napoleon hadn't decided to do that whole idiotic invade russia thing tho.