Quote (babun1024 @ Aug 17 2023 02:11pm)
No society can prevail with 21% youth unemployment for a long duration. The icing on the cake is that China followed 1-child politicy, so even though they have less youth than generations before, they're still unemployed (a big f***ing time bomb for Xi). I disagree about French. They aren't lazy people. They don't see the point of overworking themselves with no real improvement of living conditions. More people are waking up to this in the US and EU or the rest of the western world. There is a reason French revolution happened in France which birthed modern democracies you guys are so proud of. We need more of that French spirit, not the Meanwhile or the cuckhold version of following the USA to its grave.
I mean there is a drastic difference in the perception of what constitutes good work between France vs Germany even though they are neighbours - Germans being known for having a high work ethic and French for having a low work ethic.
The constant rioting, neglection of personal hygiene, and having such a low retirement age are all evidence of the poor work ethic of the French. It's very well known that France has a poor work ethic, same with Italy, Greece and other similar nations.
Not to say that France is not Great. France is nearly the perfect of example of high culture where it is still revered today. Where France succeeds in art, literature, and opulent extravagance they fall short in no-nonsense utilitarianism and work ethic (prevalent in Protestant nations such as Britain, Prussia (Germany), Netherlands, Nordic nations)
I would also disagree that the French revolution was the impetus for modern democracies - that was in fact the English Civil War in the 1600s where the Parliamentarians were victorious - from that point onwards absolute monarchies were on their way out across the West
This post was edited by El1te on Aug 17 2023 03:25pm