The French Revolution: Lessons for America

"I do believe Rousseau's entire purpose was to fulfill his sexual fantasies and have no responsibility whatsoever. I think you can understand so entirely. You understand the king and Marie Antoinette supposedly said, apparently, she never said this, 'the peasants are rioting because they have no bread. We'll let them eat cake.' That was the attitude of France. We're the monarchy we're in control. But here in America, we're supposed to be different. I had Bill Federer as a guest, and he said in America, the people are the king. We are the sovereign." - Kevin Freeman

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