Anger in /r/Europe over Napoleon. "He was basically like Hitler."

35  2018-05-15 by PhysicsIsMyMistress

23 comments

Napoleon and the Napoleonic code was unironically good for Europe and he should have won imo.

ye but UK was good for the rest of the world so

Napoleon woulda been better than those tea-monkeys.

Baquette-munching snail suckers couldn't even properly colonize Canada.

They were doing alright till they got courelled into Quebec by the big Anglo dick

You'd rather the fucking French ruled the world?

Jesus, they'd just be fucking protests every day

> posts on /r/drama

> complains about "protests every day"

OUT OUT OUT

Good point

Vive la France

I'll say it plainly: imperialism under an enlightened leader is a good thing. Napoleon shouldn't have stopped at Russia.

Fucking Talleyrand

I am not sure which is more cringey, the litany of erroneous assumptions you splayed out or the act of calling upon the student archetype with the intent of derision. Anti-intellectualism, check. src

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Napoleon was the only half-decent thing to come out of the french revolution, comparing him to Hitler is quite silly.

idk how silly it is, they both came from humble origins, became unquestioned dictator of their respective countries, and conquered almost all of Europe before losing everything

Napoleon was an enlightened despot who allowed his people a lot of enlightenment era freedoms... he was not an "unquestioned dictator" like Hitler. When he conquered a place he also usually set up a government that gave people much more freedoms than the preceding monarchy.

His main problems is that everytime someone said "Should we start a war over this?" he was like "Fuck yeah!"

All problems with the West are because this doesn't happen anymore.

Napoleon was far, far sexier than Hitler.

Poland Is Not Yet Lost.

Oh, how times change but still stay the same.

Our country isn't a completely hopeless shithole just yet!

The Polish national spirit in a nutshell.

Napoleon > [insert your country here]

Napoleon > France

https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/8jler1/what_do_you_know_about_napol%C3%A9on_bonaparte/dz18sf7/

from the thread, guy getting downvoted for calling 170cm people short

Napoleon didn't try to commit multiple industrial scale genocides as for as I know

It would be better to live in a death camp than to live in France.

wow this

Napolean is the original angry Manlet.