Glenn Grothman Does Not Approve Of The French Revolution
Representative Glenn Grothman (R-The nearest Brat Boil) took the floor of Congress and used his time to complain about - checks notes - the French Revolution. No, really:
In fact, there have always been powerful people in history, beginning with the radical leftists in the mid 1800s, who felt the family was restricting and felt it's something that we should break away, destroy. This is one of the things that began to come out of the French Revolution in the 1780s. And to this day, some people view the French Revolution as something that should be looked upon favorably.
Yeah, forget that they people were being starved by King Louie and Marie Antoinette and that they fought for things like life and liberty and solidarity. Most people would think those are good things. But not Grothman.
His problem is that the French gave those rights to everybody, even women and children: