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The Declaration of the Rights of Man begins modernity by treating rights as sacred, God-given, and prior to government.
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Declaration OF Rights
The Declaration of the Rights of Man begins modernity by treating rights as sacred, God-given, and prior to government.
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"They're hungry. They're unemployed. They feel hopeless. They feel the king is aloof. So a group of people, they storm the Bastille. The storming..."
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"Okay? Based on the fact that they do public good for us. Alright? So that's a radical statement. Second, the end of all political..."
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"This is almost like the Artaxerxes Declaration, right? You see how in the Bible, Artaxerxes writes a letter to Ezra and says, hey, I..."
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"...history. So let's look at a few passages from the Declaration of Rights of Man. For these reasons, the National Assembly do recognize and..."
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"...Okay? This is the freedom of expression. Okay? So the Declaration of Rights of Man basically defines the new liberal order."
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"...back to Jerusalem. And this leads to something called the Balfour Declaration, right? Which is to say that after"
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Robespierre is not read as a dictator who simply loses control.
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