Current Events > Remember when that billionaire compared criticizing the 1% to the Holocaust?

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Shablagoo 11/03/21 5:47:36 PM #1:	https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PN-vUaawaF8 --- "If you wanna grow your business you need to exploit more." ~Austin_Era_II "Out of those two? Racist for me... easily." ~Vicious_Dios <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:959663383] in Remember w... [t:79742137]...</cite> <quote>https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PN-vUaawaF8 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
David1988 11/03/21 6:06:42 PM #2:	I mean, if people could, they would probably do something similar to the 1%, much like what happened in France during the revolution, even the royal children were slaughtered --- "Let's be honest...I'm everybody's type. I just gotta highlight the parts that appeal to her the most" - No_U_L7 <cite>David1988 posted [p:959663970] in Remember w... [t:79742137]...</cite> <quote>I mean, if people could, they would probably do something similar to the 1%, much like what happened in France during the revolution, even the royal children were slaughtered </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 11/05/21 7:00:18 AM #3:	Every day I thank my brain for not being infected by liberalism. --- "If you wanna grow your business you need to exploit more." ~Austin_Era_II "Out of those two? Racist for me... easily." ~Vicious_Dios <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:959713507] in Remember w... [t:79742137]...</cite> <quote>Every day I thank my brain for not being infected by liberalism. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 11/05/21 8:49:17 AM #4:	David1988 posted... I mean, if people could, they would probably do something similar to the 1%, much like what happened in France during the revolution, even the royal children were slaughtered None of the children of Louis XVI were executed. Sophie Hlne Batrice de France (1786-1787): died from unknown causes 2 years before the revolution (maybe "poor health", or tuberculosis or some other disease, records are not clear). Louis-Joseph Xavier Franois de France (1781-1789): died from a series of health problems and diseases just before the revolution (in fact, his death probably delayed the revolution). Louis-Charles de France (aka Louis XVII, 1785-1795): being the new heir after the death of his brother and declared the new king after the execution of their father with support from foreign monarchies wanting him to take the throne, he was imprisoned and died from Tuberculosis. Marie-Thrse Charlotte de France (1778-1851): lived long enough to see the Napoleonian Empire, then the restoration of the Monarchy, and the second French revolution, died in exile. Of those four, it could be possible to argue that Louis Charles was, as a ten year old, imprisoned in conditions unsuitable for a young child that resulted in or exacerbated his tuberculosis, but this would still be far from him being "slaughtered" by the revolutionaries. --- "If you wanna grow your business you need to exploit more." ~Austin_Era_II "Out of those two? Racist for me... easily." ~Vicious_Dios <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:959715098] in Remember w... [t:79742137]...</cite> <quote>David1988 posted... </cite> <quote>I mean, if people could, they would probably do something similar to the 1%, much like what happened in France during the revolution, even the royal children were slaughtered</quote> None of the children of Louis XVI were executed. Sophie Hlne Batrice de France (1786-1787): died from unknown causes 2 years before the revolution (maybe "poor health", or tuberculosis or some other disease, records are not clear).Louis-Joseph Xavier Franois de France (1781-1789): died from a series of health problems and diseases just before the revolution (in fact, his death probably delayed the revolution).Louis-Charles de France (aka Louis XVII, 1785-1795): being the new heir after the death of his brother and declared the new king after the execution of their father with support from foreign monarchies wanting him to take the throne, he was imprisoned and died from Tuberculosis.Marie-Thrse Charlotte de France (1778-1851): lived long enough to see the Napoleonian Empire, then the restoration of the Monarchy, and the second French revolution, died in exile. Of those four, it could be possible to argue that Louis Charles was, as a ten year old, imprisoned in conditions unsuitable for a young child that resulted in or exacerbated his tuberculosis, but this would still be far from him being "slaughtered" by the revolutionaries. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 11/06/21 8:47:27 AM #5:	bump --- "If you wanna grow your business you need to exploit more." ~Austin_Era_II "Out of those two? Racist for me... easily." ~Vicious_Dios <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:959745670] in Remember w... [t:79742137]...</cite> <quote>bump </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheChariot 11/06/21 8:49:28 AM #6:	David1988 posted... I mean, if people could, they would probably do something similar to the 1%, much like what happened in France during the revolution, even the royal children were slaughtered I certainly would. --- The Others are out there! Conservatives do not think right! They are anti-vax, anti-mask, and anti-social distancing. The pandemic has killed 700,000 Americans! <cite>TheChariot posted [p:959745696] in Remember w... [t:79742137]...</cite> <quote>David1988 posted...</cite> <quote>I mean, if people could, they would probably do something similar to the 1%, much like what happened in France during the revolution, even the royal children were slaughtered </quote> I certainly would.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
spikethedevil 11/06/21 8:51:39 AM #7:	Shablagoo posted... None of the children of Louis XVI were executed. * Sophie Hlne Batrice de France (1786-1787): died from unknown causes 2 years before the revolution (maybe "poor health", or tuberculosis or some other disease, records are not clear). * Louis-Joseph Xavier Franois de France (1781-1789): died from a series of health problems and diseases just before the revolution (in fact, his death probably delayed the revolution). * Louis-Charles de France (aka Louis XVII, 1785-1795): being the new heir after the death of his brother and declared the new king after the execution of their father with support from foreign monarchies wanting him to take the throne, he was imprisoned and died from Tuberculosis. * Marie-Thrse Charlotte de France (1778-1851): lived long enough to see the Napoleonian Empire, then the restoration of the Monarchy, and the second French revolution, died in exile. Of those four, it could be possible to argue that Louis Charles was, as a ten year old, imprisoned in conditions unsuitable for a young child that resulted in or exacerbated his tuberculosis, but this would still be far from him being "slaughtered" by the revolutionaries. This @David1988 --- A garbage pod!? It's a smegging garbage pod! <cite>spikethedevil posted [p:959745726] in Remember w... [t:79742137]...</cite> <quote>Shablagoo posted... </cite> <quote>None of the children of Louis XVI were executed. * Sophie Hlne Batrice de France (1786-1787): died from unknown causes 2 years before the revolution (maybe "poor health", or tuberculosis or some other disease, records are not clear). * Louis-Joseph Xavier Franois de France (1781-1789): died from a series of health problems and diseases just before the revolution (in fact, his death probably delayed the revolution). * Louis-Charles de France (aka Louis XVII, 1785-1795): being the new heir after the death of his brother and declared the new king after the execution of their father with support from foreign monarchies wanting him to take the throne, he was imprisoned and died from Tuberculosis. * Marie-Thrse Charlotte de France (1778-1851): lived long enough to see the Napoleonian Empire, then the restoration of the Monarchy, and the second French revolution, died in exile. Of those four, it could be possible to argue that Louis Charles was, as a ten year old, imprisoned in conditions unsuitable for a young child that resulted in or exacerbated his tuberculosis, but this would still be far from him being "slaughtered" by the revolutionaries.</quote> This @David1988 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funkydog 11/06/21 9:06:56 AM #8:	It IS pretty bad when people downplay genocides, you are right, TC. Pretty terrible whenever someone does that. --- https://imgur.com/BGbZK <cite>Funkydog posted [p:959745926] in Remember w... [t:79742137]...</cite> <quote>It IS pretty bad when people downplay genocides, you are right, TC. Pretty terrible whenever someone does that.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
David1988 11/06/21 10:21:30 AM #9:	Good post Shab, I always heard it wasnt uncommon children of the nobility to be guillotined during the September massacres so just assumed it applied to the royal children as well --- "Let's be honest...I'm everybody's type. I just gotta highlight the parts that appeal to her the most" - No_U_L7 <cite>David1988 posted [p:959747128] in Remember w... [t:79742137]...</cite> <quote>Good post Shab, I always heard it wasnt uncommon children of the nobility to be guillotined during the September massacres so just assumed it applied to the royal children as well </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Unsugarized_Foo 11/06/21 10:22:16 AM #10:	I do not remember this, no --- "All I have is my balls and my word, and I don't break them for anyone!"-Tony Montana <cite>Unsugarized_Foo posted [p:959747143] in Remember w... [t:79742137]...</cite> <quote>I do not remember this, no </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Current Events > Remember when that billionaire compared criticizing the 1% to the Holocaust?