French revoution in the US!

The US needs a French Revolution in the US.

This means, the citizens round up all the
rich
Politicians of the current and past
Hollywood elite.

Then the citizens will literally cut off their heads,including their wives,husbands,and children!

Or just limit the number of terms a senator or representative can have.  Too bad this might not happen until these entrenched geezers die.

>>2
That wouldn't accomplish anything, if history has taught us anything it's that one asshole can easily be replaced with another without much loss of time and effort on the part of the ruling cliques.

>>3
What this guy said.

The problem is the state itself. It represents the interests of the ruling class, and under capitalism the ruling class is the business class.

French revolution and such degenerate "enlightenment" ideology is what has caused much of the problems.

When there is no morals, no honor, no dignity, and no common ideology which promotes our nation and keeps things on rational paths.

Then it doesn't matter what you do because you leave yourself wide open to subversion by foreigners/aliens/hostile elements in your own society.

Ohio has term limits.  All a state has to do is pass it instead of whine like bitches.

Look at us.  We got John Kasich's psycho ass out of the US House.

Now he's our . . . um, Governor.

If there's to be a French Revolution in the US, then where/what is the Bastille?

There's a protest in the works on Wall Street. www.occupywallst.org

>>8
Once there, we shall incessantly repeat one simple demand in a plurality of voices and we will not leave  until that demand has been met.
lol what's the demand, I'm not doing shit if I can't trust who will speak on my behalf

>>1
The US needs a French Revolution in the US.
This means, the citizens round up all the [...]Hollywood elite.
FUCK YEAH give 'em ole Masonic guillotine!
http://www.come-and-hear.com/editor/america_1.html
Oops.... not gonna happen, sorry.

>>10
Fundamentalist rabbis want to put their bullshit religious laws into effect
How is this any different from their Christian fundamentalist brethren? There's a reason why "Separation of Church and State (and Synagogue, in this case) is (or rather, should be) a principle in constitutional law.