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Dave Rubin vs Edmund Burke

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over 4 years ago

32:45

God bless. Hope that was helpful for some of you out there. Maybe it'll inspire you to read some more Edmund Burke. Brilliant man. Honestly, very brilliant. And you can't go wrong reading some Edmund Burke, especially on the French Revolution.

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about 1 year ago

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And that is gonna be the first book, Reflections on the Revolution in France. I love Edmund Burke.

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about 1 year ago

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We'll see what the patrons want, but we're going to be discussing Edmund Burke's reflections on the revolution

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almost 3 years ago

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I can say something real fast. I'll just say a couple of things. One thing is that, you know, Burke was writing against the French Revolution and people like Thomas Paine who came to the defense of it.

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So I'm going to start with Edmund Burke and reflections on the revolution in France, and that'll be for

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over 5 years ago

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I think he was talking especially about the French Revolution. Which a lot of people how many people in United States know almost anything? about the French Revolution it was Ahead of its time, which is why it burned itself out and resulted in You know eventually Napoleon and everything else, but it was ahead of its time.

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about 2 years ago

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Like if Edmund Burke was around today he would probably sound somewhat like Roger Scruton and of course Edmund Burke by is considered by many to be the father of Political and and maybe even cultural conservatism.

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over 4 years ago

55:41

Well, eventually the French came to their senses. The French Revolution got so far out of control. The blood was running in the streets. People were starving. The economy ground to a halt that people finally came to their senses.

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about 3 years ago

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This is what Joseph de Maistre in France was saying about the French Revolution is he had never met a human being. He'd only met Frenchmen and Englishmen and Germans. He had met people that were born within a context.

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about 8 years ago

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Why is it such a significant event? Why is the French Revolution so important for us to understand in order to understand why our country today is the way that it is? Because of its vicious dechristianization policy the French Revolution's introduction of the Thought crime to Europe its introduction of an absolutely ruthless cold -hearted murderous and brutal version of state terror.

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almost 2 years ago

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The French have never got over this idea that they are not only not gone Nacion the great nation, but also that they are the culture bearers of Western Europe and They deserve it I mean they but they became the great sort of spearhead first of the Renaissance and then of the Enlightenment and Basically the the the Enlightenment project as it's sometimes called says that you can't take anything for granted.

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That bill, I read an interesting book not too long ago, I think it was called Defending Revolution. And it presented the arguments that the ministers used in the 1770s to defend the American Revolution.

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almost 5 years ago

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This means nothing less than that he will be forced to be free. In other words, tyranny, a tyranny that carried his position to its logical conclusion in the reign of terror of the French Revolution. Robespierre, the king of the terror, genuinely saw himself putting Rousseau's ideas into practice.

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10 months ago

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Now admittedly, the Anti -Federalist Papers are not a book like the last book we did, which was Reflections

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over 2 years ago

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And what he meant by that is when we're forming a new government, we should not be going to the philosophers that have these theories that we're going to put in place. And this is your connection to the French Revolution, because the French Revolution, the idea is we'll take all these abstract theories, we'll sit down in a room of really smart philosopher people who say what man should be, and we'll form a government based on that, as opposed to forming a government based on the customs and traditions and experience of our past.

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7 months ago

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Of course the slideshow though is only available for Patrons. We've already done a discussion of Edmund Burke in the Anti -Federalist Papers. This is our third installment in our series on the Anglo -American conservative tradition and really the point of this is to chart a path back, to go to the roots of who we are as a people, what makes us unique, what are the true and valuable things that have contributed to the arrangements that we've enjoyed for so long in this country, what's made America exceptional, those kinds of things.

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4 months ago

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And he said in Reflections of the revolution in France to be attached to the subdivision to love the little platoon We belong to in society is the first principle the germ as it were a public affections.

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about 3 years ago

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I have much more of a like I'm leaning much more revolutionary, you know, at this point, like I don't I don't even know what can be done to save things, you know, so I'm much more pessimistic about our ability to have a I call I have an essay coming out for Chronicles asking the question, is a Burkean demeanor still possible?

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about 2 years ago

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So, these are the conditions that formed the powder keg, which was to be the American Revolution.

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over 4 years ago

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Tyranny was outed, and easily recognized. And in them, and as John Adams explains in the minds of the colonists, the revolution began. The cry for independence began in their minds. And then it became conversation in the church halls, and the meeting halls and the pubs.