@livskraft_: What took generations to build can be lost in a moment by those who neither understand its value nor care to preserve it. #rogerscruton #culture #heritage #livskraft

Georgie porgey :

((Rowdy students))

I don’t know :

Bro I just want to go back to life pre French revolution

Fouldsy ✝️ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 :

Man this got to be the worst LARP ever. The French Revolution created the modern west the ideas of freedom and equality went on to found the USA and increase the quality of living for everyone in the west. It literally gave us unalienable human rights. If you loved before then your life would have been awful. Hence why they revolted

Jesper Nilsen :

Im considering using this clip again, the french footage is just to spot on for it

COSMO® :

You got it right man

𝕁𝕒𝕔𝕜 :

George Clanton needs to be put over more edits.

sunyatsen :

putting the “reaction” in reactionary

Vega‼️ :

“Heaven alone knew as yet what others might arise- and it looked as though there would be plenty of them- but they would be new. I was emerging as my own master, and no longer a cog. I would no longer be shoved hither and thither by forces and interests that I neither understood nor cared about.” The Day Of The Triffids By John Wyndham 1951

Marcus Cesare :

Sir Roger Scruton is great. This work on Why Beauty Matters in particular is amazingly insightful, u got to check it out if u havent already: https://vimeo.com/549715999 i'll be reviewing his books in the coming weeks and months also if anyones interested. welcome

iSapien :

Scruton 🙏

woof :

Caption is perfect

J_Dvorak :

Good song choise

I :

Chuddhis Khan :

Another classic from Livskraft

gg :

Hun :

stadspojken :

Julius :

The principal problem with the rightwing. Your beliefs cannot just be reactive.

freigeist :

The goat posted again

cawkinspector ↟ :

Man I hate sure these rowdy students

taj smith :

Andreas :

«Students»

Marcus Cesare :

🙏

𝓝𝓲𝓻𝓿𝓪𝓷𝓪 𐙚 :

😁😁😁

føraren :

The violence of the blm protests back in 2020 planted a seed in millions of young men around the world, and we're seeing it now in paris again.