It is the common character of the infirm and uxorious to resent and seek to frustrate the boundless energy of the youth. They pathologize conviction and virtue, so as to rationalize their own moral cowardice and impotence.
Here we see an artistic depiction of a gamer struggling against a boomer
@CallMeEzekielYT i really do think the greatest sin of modernity is the complete and utter disenfranchisement of the kinds of men who made our nations as great as they are (or were). no longer do you have the passionate young general, instead now everything is reserved only for the geriatric
I disagree. The early 1800s is called the Romantic Era for a reason
No one today understands the intensity of their emotions, their quickness to violence, or the sensitivity of their spirits
Napoleon's favorite book was The Sorrows of Young Werther. As soon as he conquered Germany, Napoleon insisted on meeting its author Goethe
The greatest statesmen of the era like Bismarck and Cavour frequently cried in public, threw tantrums, and threatened suicide if they they didn't get their way. Napoleon III fought and his brother died for their romantic dream of Italian liberation. As Emperor Napoleon III sent France to war for it
All of the literature from this time is not only about the turmoil of men's inner lives but how, unlike today, it irresistibly drove them to action
Anyone who today behaves like the romantics did has already been institutionalized. The lucky ones got called cringe and ignored
@JadeCole2112@ABorlandFan88 Immigrants and their direct descendants vote Liberal - they can stay in power forever as long as they keep importing people.