un: revolution, text

[idealisme]

In the interest of fostering further discussing on political matters here, I have created some discussion points in the style of what I am told are more modern methods of communication.


-Jean-Jacques Rousseau, The Social Contract



[Over the next half hour, a few more images appear on the network, unaccompanied by text.]



-Jean-Jacques Rousseau, The Social Contract


-Maximillien Robespierre, his speech to the Convention on December 3, 1792
While I do not believe assassination of the king or empress to be necessary, the idea is still valid: the rulers of these cities must put their own desires second, must put their personal power second to the will of the people.


-Jean-Jacques Rousseau, The Social Contract


-cry of the French Revolution, 1792


[ooc: if you're looking for context, Kagari taught the French boys about memes]

Comments

text, un: trafalgar

[kikoku]

[Law is in no place to say this is incorrect, exactly, but he does find it deeply mystifying.]

I feel like the text would be easier to read if it wasn't on top of pictures of cats. What's the function of this exactly?

[idealisme]

Your guess is as good as mine. I have been told that cats are the medium of exchanging ideas in the future of my world and thought to attempt it.

[kikoku]

Are you sure this is what they meant? Where I'm from, there's snails that can transmit video and audio the way these phones do. Maybe they meant something like that?

[That's his best guess based on his life experience but it's certainly only going to make things more confusing for everyone else.]