@antihacienda Se hicieron para escapar de la negritud, era la única manera de tener a los niños en la calle de manera segura. En nuestro caso será para escapar de la marronez.
Cuando Rousseau escribió esa frase, María Antonieta era todavía una niña y vivía en Austria.
Viven en un mundo de la piruleta, basado en un anecdotario histórico ficticio y la impostura de que una chusma que incendia institutos y apalea al profesorado lo hace por su "educación".
Plato was right. Deep down you know it; you just don’t want to admit it. Democracy leads to excessive freedom, disorder, and ultimately to tyranny. And when democracy fails, you need a "philosopher-king" to restore order.
“There will be no art, no literature, no science… There will be no distinction between beauty and ugliness. There will be no curiosity, no enjoyment of the process of life. All competing pleasures will be destroyed.”
Orwell, 1984
when Rome was sacked, most people living in the Roman Empire didn't notice much of a difference in their daily lives
the farmers kept farming, the merchants kept trading, the normies kept norming. life went on
Rome still fell
the fact that you can walk down your street and get a croissant doesn't tell you much about the state of your civilization
but it tells a lot about you