What Life Was Like for Marie Antoinette's Children 

No 8 even more discusting

Yea, and the people that did that were supposed to be “ enlightened” . Hypocrites

@@pocketrocket00 making up stories again

Omg no he deserves to live more I'm 11 even I'm older :(

If you guys were wondering, it wasn't up until recent modern years that French education started to denounce and highlight the barbaric and disgusting aspects of the Revolution. The denunciation of its grim aspects used to be seen as anti-patriotic and pro-royalist. We also used to do kinda the same with WW2 up until the 80s/90s with the belief that "all french people were in the resistance against the nazis" and how "collaboration with the ennemy was a rare occurrence" lmaoo

@@Komnenit Didn't know that feminists were known for bloody revolutions or the murder of children of condemned prisoners, but if that analogy makes you happy, good for you.

The males would have a claim to the title and other monarchies would help restore them. They could not be kept alive.

This kind of thing still happens today, look at children of Isis leaders, Al Qaeda leaders, some too young to comprehend the politics are killed off by governments and peoples supposedly in the right. The innocent are always tarred with the same brush.

@@Komnenit Yes because feminists lock children in towers full of feces to rot.

Marianne A Feminists do murder children. In a barbaric practice called abortion.

you forget this was the 1700's, where humans were still insane and primative

Supershrooblogs Supershrooblogs It wasn’t that long ago. For example the fire extinguisher was patented in 1722

May be the common people might have been so enraged (suffered for years) and their children might've died of starvation and lack of facilities, so they might have had the feeling like if our children died such horrible deaths the royal children should too. That's only my guess, not that I'm justifying what they did, that's absolutely barbaric, but that might be the sentiments ig

To be honest, i would rather die. So cruel. Why they didnt kill him if he was so dangerous for the revolution? It could have been better for him.

@@tasmiabano1663 hmm

haleigh lol 200 people jamming into the birthing chamber to watch your labour! Oh just bloody lovely!

I feel pretty certain it wasn't up to her to wait. If I remember correctly, she caught some crap about not being able to produce children (which would be the only way to secure her position as queen) because, you know, it's always the woman's fault that her husband is immature, scared and doesn't want to have sex on command.

@@13lilsykos Maybe he was actually gay? Then he finally had to just accept the fact that he had to produce an heir. Idk I’m just guessing

@@virgie4715 - A lot royalty was gay but had to produce an heir and a spare, but I think after he got over everything, they were 'happy'.

The long wait for the marriage to be consummated was strictly due to Louis begging shy and emotionally unready for sexual intimacy. Every morning, the court would report to each of their rooms to jostle for position to be the person to assist the monarchs out of bed, washed and dressed for the day. There was no type of privacy afforded to the monarchs due to the struct social structure and rituals set up by Louis XIV. It was considered an honor to insect the sheets for signs of sex. Each month when she began her period, the entire court would criticize her for not being pregnant yet and the critique was crushing for Marie. All kinds of speciation abounded and evening made its way into diplomatic letters to her mother. Empress Marie Therese inquired about her virginity in almost letter to Marie Antoinette and admonished her for not being more enticing to Louis. empress Marie Theresa offered all kinds of advice to Marie Antoinette on how to seduce Louis but Louis only had interest in his lock collection and toy soldiers. The Empress even sent Marie’s brother the future Holy Roman Emperor Joseph II to visit so he could inquire why the marriage was not yet consummated. There was debate as to whether Louis had a medical condition that would prevent him from consummating the union. It was determined that Louis did in fact have nocturnal emissions so there was no medical reason for the years of celibacy. Franz wrote to his mother that Louis simply had not been educated on the basics of sex. Shortly after his visit, Louis finally had sex with Marie. There was little physical chemistry between the two in the early years of their marriage and the lack of consumption was publicly discussed. Marie was nicknamed “the Austrian Bitch” at court due to the French having a difficult history with Austria. Marie was actually well liked among the royal circles and it pained her greatly to be so hated by the public. Her and Louis were young and immature when he became king. It is said that upon being notified of his grandfather dying, Louis dropped to his knees with Marie and said “But we are too young to rule”. He was poorly suited for the pressures of being King and struggled in his role. Marie was thus blamed for any poor decisions he made. Marie and Louis did eventually form more of a friendship and relationship based upon equal respect. She was the target for nasty misinformation campaigns like the “Let them eat cake”, the Affair of the Diamond Necklace and the title “Madame Deficit” when in actuality she was very concerned with state of French people. Excessive spending for generations and the French support of the Americans in the American Revolution left France bankrupt and so far in debt, the monarchy would topple.

She remained strong and dignified through it all. When she returned to France during the Bourbon Restoration she visited the places where her parents and brother died. But she found it hard coming back. She distrusted her own country so terribly after what it had done, and many of the people involved were still walking free.

@@TheBc99 I'd have probably went insane and started killing them off

There is a book called The Dark Tower, which depicts the life of Marie Therese during her time of life of the French Revolution

None of them should’ve died. Not the children or parents. They should’ve been exiled. Their revolution was an awful thing, and unnecessary since they had more and more years later.

For sure, even if someone believes the king and queen got what they deserved, there’s no question about the fact that the children did not.

I think that if I was Marie Therese-Charlotte, I think I'd try to commit suicide. I don't think I could live like that

@@napoleonbonaparte7529 same here.

The French have Salic law. Women cannot rule. The throne passed to Louis XVII's worthless brothers if I remember correctly.

@@napoleonbonaparte7529 She had strong catholic faith in God. It helps in the days of crisis.

​@@melianna999 religion is cancer

Actually, they weren't that badly off. The French as a whole had more rights and were better off than most peasants in most of Europe of the time. What had happened was a conjunction of different factors that all increasingly put pressure on society throughout the 1700's. Like a rise in population, leading to an increase in urbanization, leading to food shortages (especially in the cities) leading to tensions between needing to change from the traditional ways to newer ways- which the aristocrats were trying to enforce and the peasants were resisting, as were the traditional trade guilds. There isn't really "a villain" or "good guy" in this story. Just a lot of social tension that ended in bloody tragedy.

@@a.westenholz4032 Yeah, but you have to also see it from the pov of a peasant at that time. We learned about this at my university class on french history. They were used to higher standards of living, yeah, which made the wealth inequality of that time even more infuriating. There is no denying that there was wealth inequality at that time period and I'm not quite sure why younare arguing so. It's kinda like women's rights. Women want equality, regardless of how much power they may have. In western countries, telling a feminist that "you should be grateful you don't have it as bad as someone in the middle east" is counterintuitive and a waste of breath. The rest of Europe's standards of living have nothing to do with the fact that there was a food shortage and the poor french were starving whilst the aristocracy was feasting. It's a Bad Look. Population density wasn't in the mind of the starving whilst they watched a select group of people not starve. The wealthy were losing a lot of their wealth, yeah. But they weren't starving. At that point, they were guilty.

@@Snowleaper It's sad, because many nobles were mercilessly and barbarically murdered with their bodies being strewn about and mutilated, their heads being paraded. Marie Antoinette was simply a scapegoat, she knew nothing of their suffering because she was sheltered. She suffered as well, she was a child bride and still a teenager when she became queen, imagine having that responsibility at a young age. Everyday in the prison,, she suffered, being separated from her children, hearing the abuse going on around her, smelling the blood literally flowing in the streets. The downfall of the monarchy was attributed to the fact that her husband's grandfather, the previous king had sent the country into severe economic decline and it also had to do with the propaganda being spread about Marie and the royal family. It's strange to think about now, but it just shows that times have changed in the Western world.

@@Beatrice-sf6xr Marie was most certainly a scapegoat. The decline of the French Monarchy can most certainly be attributed to France's aid to the American Revolution and overspending. But again, you're missing the big picture. You can cite facts and numbers all you want, but that doesn't change how the french peasants felt about the ruling class. They were starving. The aristocrats were not. That in of itself made the aristocrats guilty in the eyes of the people and angered them. If you, your children, and everyone you knew were starving, how would you feel about a small group of people who did not have to deal with these issues. Especially when the attempts to placate you seemed empty and showed little to no results. You forget that the real start of the revolution began in a breadline where the bread ran out and mothers could not feed their children.

@@Snowleaper I'm a historian as well, and have looked into not only France but other European countries at the time. Certainly there were social issues, as there were in other places, but the resulting madness and barbarity is hardly justified by that. It is a sad comment on human nature that we can so easily be provoked to go so far as a society and still feel the need centuries later to justify it, rather than face our inner demons. So we create the mythical figures of the overly cruel oppressive aristocrats and poor starved oppressed peasants, despite contemporary evidence as to how life actually was, giving a much more complex picture. Other countries managed to navigate the same social challenges far more peacefully than France. In fact, you could say that France's continued inner instability remained a problem for the rest of Europe.

Very cruel, I can only imagine hearing the common cries of my lil brother and not being able to do anything.

My little bro is turning 10 this year. Couldn't even bear imagining my baby brother in that situation. Poor woman.

They did that to many people even innocent servants of aristocrats who were deemed traitors' because they were too friendly with their masters. It got to the point where the guillotine wasn't enough....they executed prisoners by drowning them at Nantes....these are called 'les noyades' the drowings, crudely translated. And yeah they killed children too.

Poor Marie Antoinette could also hear her poor baby boy being tormented 😩 as a mother of a son I cannot imagine the torture of not being able to do anything. She physically fought the guard who came to take him from her. My god it breaks me to think about.

😶 human beings are barbaric. period.

Yess

Even I wished to do the same

I'm shielding my soft but fragile heart by thinking that the tormented children are now safe in the cradle of angels. But it still broke at the end when the thoughts of what they've been through in their final breath on earth was the dread fear of adult's fury. If there's really exist a life after death, I pray that little Louis would have a very cheerful childhood and live longer than the age of ten, and at the very old age he would left the earth again on a soft warm mattress bed in his own home instead of the ice cold stone floor of a prison.

@@elfryeorin They indeed are in the comfort of the Father of Lights, God the Father.

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They were treated that way because they were heirs to the throne, that’s why the boys were killed or left in imprisonment. No, this doesn’t make it right but that was the harsh reality of being a monarch.

Edward Lee Miller Despite the fact that that was political irrelevant as both the Tsar Nicholas’s son, Alexei, his brother, Grand Duke Micheal Alexandrovich, his cousin, Grand Duke Kirill Vladimirovich, his 1st cousin, once removed, Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolaevich, and later, a grandson of Nicholas II’s cousin, Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich, who is still alive, the 97 year old Andrew Andreevich is recognized by some as Head of the House of Romanov. The Bolsheviks efforts were ultimately futile

The kids would have grown up to resent the new order and spent their time trying to overthrow it. Can’t have that, better to break their spirits or kill them off.

Blubableful Yes, I know this. When did I say the only way a monarchy had to die was by the death of their heirs?

@@algsunshine7075 they were treated this way because the leaders of the revolution were vile, evil people.

she was a spoiled horrible person who was ignorant of the world

C104 That’s exactly what I mean. You didn’t know her personally, you only heard the popular opinion about her, which is only the negative things. But if you dig deeper you learn she was just a naive child and wasn’t even allowed to do anything and wasn’t involved in politics. She was just there to bear children, that was the purpose of a queen consort. She had no idea of the situation.

@@C104-k5m it's you who are horrible

@@C104-k5m she was shielded from politics so ofc. she was just there to bear children bruh

Cait L. You act like she chose to be queen

I'm shielding my soft but fragile heart by thinking that Louis are now safe in the cradle of angels. But it still broke at the end when the thoughts of what he have been through in his final breath was the dread fear of adult's fury. If there's really exist a life after death, I pray that little Louis would have a very cheerful childhood and live longer than the age of ten, then at the very old age he would left the earth again on a soft warm mattress bed in his own home instead of the ice cold stone floor of a prison.

I love you Nicole!

wht did you have kids? they're gonna die

In India they cut off the legs of children to make those fake expensive purses. Not purse is worth that and certainly won't make you more charming or beautiful. Only the greedy do things like that. You can be greedy regardless of your status in life. The billionaires are them.

Poor kids.

French parenting.

猫ArcTicxBuzZarD what is she? Bulgarian?

@@JohnSmith-en8vx no that was done by the revoluntaries. Pieces of shit beat a child.

@@JohnSmith-en8vx Austrian

@@elizabethtan2116 Every monarch in Europe was related...

@Yona Everstar The video said he was 4 when imprisoned 😭

Exactly what I was thinking, and yet many people here don't get the point and keeps saying it is needed to eliminate the kids. Like, yeah we get that but at least don't make them suffer

Yona Everstar He was 4 when imprisoned, 8 when his mother was killed, and 10 when he passed away.

@Yona Everstar Ana T. Is right, I add that he was 8 when "he lost his mind"...

They put many poor children younger than that in prison for stealing food.

I'm shielding my soft but fragile heart by thinking that Louis are now safe in the cradle of angels. But it still broke at the end when the thoughts of what he have been through in his final breath was the dread fear of adult's fury. If there's really exist a life after death, I pray that little Louis would have a very cheerful childhood and live longer than the age of ten, and at the very old age he would left the earth again on a soft warm mattress bed in his own home instead of the ice cold stone floor of a prison.

Agreed...

it sure is heartbreaking, especially that you knew that one human person did exist. We could've let it slide if he was a fictitious character but he's not. he can feel emotions and pain, and is an individual.

I don’t know why we hurt each other

@Vilnius thank you !

And Marie did nothing wrong she was a humanitarian and she tried to help her people but they killed her for no good reason.

At least the Czar' kids were allowed to be with their parents until they were killed.

Both families killed by Comunist

Game of Thrones are based on medieval European history, and is filled with crap no writer can come up...

@@ximenadelafuenteraffo5714 Dude, communism hadn't even been invented when the french royal family was killed xD Stop spouting nonsense. If you wanna blame it on an ideology, you should be blaming it on liberalism - which would be dumb, but at least more accurate.

@@Neko141212 Dude the French Revolution and the killing of Nobles were the foundation of Marx ideas.  The French Revolution began in the domain of philosophy and social theory. French materialist philosophy, social theory and socialist ideas were significant influences on the development of Communism and major contributors to Marx’s ideas. The following writers of Pre-Revolutionary France are significant.

I’m not saying men are all bad but back then women were second class citizens. I think if a woman was there and seen what was happening would have stopped it

Devastating 💔

@@pamelaevm880 !

Hope usa is nicer to their caged children.

@@joywebster2678 actually the way it was made the sound they have each child put in a cage and that's not the case. There was a building built quite a while back for the purpose of retaining immigrants and their children. A few years ago I watched a video tour of the place. Although it's not the nicest place to live what they did was try to improve those living quarters primarily because of the children.The media made it sound like everybody's in a cage sleeping on the floor separated from their children. I googled it to see what the place actually looked like. Not saying it's right but they actually try to make it is comfortable as they could in the situation. The immigrants broke the law they could have been put in prison but they weren't. Just the fact that they sneaked into the country they knew it was breaking the law and I guess they thought it would be a good idea to have an American born child and they'd be able to stay here. Why would they have children in the first place knowing they could be sent back and possibly separated from their children. no one is keeping them from returning home with their children. The media is going to make anyting look horribly worse then it actually is. As a matter of fact I think I'll go look it up again when I get off of here.

Exactly. Pick one; 1. Imprisonment, separation from your family, torture, sexual abuse, murder of your family, lifelong crippling PTSD. 2. Imprisonment, separation from your family, torture, sexual abuse, death. 3. Death. Because that's it. Only a single one that lived to see a future at all, and it certainly was not a bright one.

Louis Charles had only the finest fleas and first rate human excrement in his palatial quarters.

She really didn't deserve it all, she and Louis were too young and uneducated on politics to rule. They were literally ignorant to what was happening and didn't know what to do.. Plus then they torture their innocent children? It's really fucked..

@@starsiadraws what? They grew up highly educated & raised in a political hierarchy environment with advisors, all children of royalty are raised with the knowledge that they will be married off to fill a royal position or the job will fall in their hands even if last in line of reaching the throne & with that said, she Marie Antoinette indulged herself in extreme opulence of the most extravagant kind while doing nothing for her people's suffering but look down on them as unworthy peasants with arrogant entitled elitism & ignoring all the warning signs of an uprising then tried to run away after years of wasting tax payers money of unnecessary lavish partying as well as gold & silver thread dresses & curtains. They did nothing for their country or their people while in charge but live in luxury

I agree. I believe they slandered her name and still do to this day. Like that " Let them eat cake" comment that still follows her to this day. She never even said that. Someone else at court said it, a good sixty years prior to Marie Antonietta ever stepping foot in France. I believe had they had better counsel they would have been able to rule better. They were young when they came to the throne, and Louis certainly had much to learn.

@@AmazinGraceXOXO1 being young doesn't prevent someone from having empathy or cause someone to indulge themselves in luxury while the country suffers. She may not have said that exact quote as I'm well aware of but she didn't say or do anything to stop the suffering. Queen Elizabeth was young & still made reasonable choices for her country. Marie was warned of her extravagant spending & so she got even more extravagant & higher taxes were put on the people already struggling not the wealthy. She was an elitist arrogant person who looked down on her peasants. I'm not advocating for abusing children but she had choices & advisors & all children raised in royal settings are educated for the potential role in the event that they are to inherit the position or enter it through marriage You don't have to be mature of age to be mature or ethical of mind. She use the opportunity to be a self indugent pious brat

@dee ann laker : Exactly. I just watched a documentary yesterday about the revolution and Marie-Antoinette ( on TV ). She spent so much money that she was constantly asking for more from the king ( who, of course showered her with money and presents paid by the peasants’ taxes ). She didn’t care at all for the people, who were starving, by the way. Just the price of ONE of her books was the equivalent of what one person made in a year! This didn’t keep her from ordering dozens of books. And it’s only an example ( I’m not even going to talk about her dresses and jewels ). Of course, people got enraged.

Don't feel too bad tho, she had a pretty excellent joyful life full of sweets and fun parties she had as queen for many MANY years while her own people were starving and taxed to death, she wasn't the victim at all. The french people who were starving and the ACTUAL victims. Feel bad for her kids tho.

Women were a commodity back then.

@@Gadget-Walkmen Marie was a victim because she suffered in her gilded cage life. The manga rose of Versailles and the anime adaptation lady Oscar offers a sympathetic potreyal of the queen trough the eyes of the protagonist -Oscar Jeryes a girl dressed as a guy who is assigned to be her bodyguard and sorta friend a few years before the french revolution.

@@nataliapanfichi9933 LOL She's NOT at all a "victim" in the slightest as she lived a lavish life style while the people around her starved. "ShE sUFFer iN hER gIlDeD cAgE liFe" MY ASS, she lived it UP in the best way possible before she was arrested. Brining up a piece of historical fiction like a manga and an anime is NOT helping your case at all.

He was allegedly quite cruel and abusive to his eldest son in particular.

Their relatives would have had to threat to invade France for some children they barely knew and would be seen as a threat for their own children. The royals were douches, that was one of the causes of the Revolution.

@@Hektols I understand they weren't doing everything they should have been for their country. But to torture, starve and execute innocent children?! The revolutionists were just as evil if not more so, than the Royals they usurped.

King george was a total jerk to his own children helping others children is far away

Well, that was kinda part of why the royal were killed, though - the french rebels were worried that other countries would invade to try and save the king and queen and re-instate them on the throne. Soooo they killed them. I'm pretty sure Austria - I think - were demanding to have the family released and so rebel's answered with 'Nah, fam, they can die instead'. That way no one was gonna be able to reclaim the throne. So yeah, other nations could've demanded to have the kids released, but that demand would've been ignored. I'm sure plenty of family members were trying to save the family somehow, but to no succes

I’ve been watching so many documentaries about Marie-Antoinette and I’ve never heard about her adopted children. I wonder why historians never mention it...

@@bumblebeeeeee6879 a majority of the time they’re not mentioned and forgotten because it’s not a legitimate child. That’s why.

@@PomegranatePomPom Yes, she adopted Jean Amilcar, who was "given" to her as a present, a slave. She instead had him baptized and educated at a school at her expense until the revolution, when he was kicked out and died of starvation on the streets. Three adopted children lived with the royal family: Armand, Ernestine and Zoe. Armand left the family because of his Revolutionary sympathies, Ernestine was sent away after the Revolution, married and lived a decent life in Paris and Zoë just completely disappeared from history, it's not unthinkable that she died young as she was about 4 when she was separated from the family.

Wow

@@bumblebeeeeee6879 cause they want to make her out to be a vain clueless person

Chris Sherman They actually had not explain to her about the birds and the bees neither did they explain to her husband for a while 😒

By the time you were 15/16 in the 18th century, you were deemed old enough to have children. By modern standards, yes, 14 is a young age to give birth, but in the 18th century she would have expected to be having children by 18, probably 16.

that was the normal age back then genius

Just cause it was normal then doesn't mean acceptable now.

And he was 15. They both weren’t ready

May those men burn in the deepest pit of hell while Little Louis who's in the cradle of an angel would not even bat them an eye.

@@elfryeorin I mean, his ENTIRE FUCKING FAMILY TREE (exaggeration) let the %80 of the population they were in starve to death all the while being taxed to a point where they had no money (not an exaggeration).

Omg sad

@@the4tierbridge the child had nooooo IDEA.....!!!He was innocent of the crimes committed by his family and they paid for it with their lives.If you can justify what they did to the poor child who wouldn’t even be able to properly tell what is right or wrong mannn you’re sick

@@estherk5717 remember this was 400 years ago. Wouldn’t you think he would have been let on at least part of the terrible things they were doing. I like to compare his father to Tsar Nicholas the III. Both incompetent rulers with a violent side who got their asses whooped, except I feel bad for the tsar.

True. Their suffering lasted much shorter, but their fates give me goosebumps as well when I think about it.

True. At the very least, they were able to be with their family until the very end.

You re right. The Romanovs were together untill the very end

Is it true the girl’s and their mother had so much jewelry hidden under their clothing it took a crazy amount of shooting to kill them?

@@evecharles6273 From what I have always read, it is true. The jewels were sewn into their corsets to hide them. The bullets kept bouncing off of the jewels.

I'm shielding my soft but fragile heart by thinking that Louis are now safe in the cradle of angels. But it still broke at the end when the thoughts of what he have been through in his final breath was the dread fear of adult's fury. If there's really exist a life after death, I pray that little Louis would have a very cheerful childhood and live longer than the age of ten, and at the very old age he would left the earth again on a soft warm mattress bed in his own home instead of the ice cold stone floor of a prison.

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I imagined Louis calling out for his mom hopelessly, in a cold cell, alone, and it broke my heart.

Chronicles of Laura They are French.

Many people asked that question during these revolutions. Many French revolutions opposing the main one (usually around country sides) fought for years and years to stop these revolutionaries from going into there villages and screwing things up.

See: The Children caged at the borders.

Crystal H those are Obama’s cages straight from the Chicago steel mills.

Because sadly, it's human nature to hate and destroy the lives of others for our own benefit. That's what we're learning and trying to overcome in first world countries.

Such a sad story. I hesitated to watch this video because I feel the same

Marie Antoinette wouldn't even let you near her, peasant.

Is that from the song killer queen?

@@nathanielilagan5288 its from Oversimplified

It was Brioche, which pretty much is a sort of cakebread. Still tonedeaf.

@@CheztaAhmad than let them eat taco bell crunch wrap supreme

She meant eat the caked on crud at the bottom of a stove

Envy kills

I'm sure the countless poor villiage slave women and children suffered alot more.

@@jillsmcfarland2001 The French people weren't slaves

@@jillsmcfarland2001 That is wrong, yes they were starving but it wasn't entirely her fault. She wasn't trained to be a queen and when she was, she became more subservient to her people. But that wasn't enough they still hated her, even from the start. Yes, she was a bad queen but Marie antoinette did not deserve such a cruel fate. Those who took part in that uncivilised act should have been punished. Sadly, now it's to late we can't do anything about it.

Neither her, nor her husband nor her children should’ve been murdered. It was unnecessary

She gathered karma to her children for being the type.of monarch she was.

jeanette p She had a choice?

None of the monsters themselves have yet paid for their genocidal murdering lies, those who really began this revolution of lies, save but just their cannon fodder, and those who sided with them in secret. That along with the common peoples as well, where they all died betrayed along with the monarchies as well. Oh how i wish karma really existed. Then the brutes that hound myself and others so long would die to Justice, where it would be served automatically to themselves. Where the Peace that we waited so long for, would not be in vain to this very day as of yet.

@@Wondwind Well, not wrote a letter to the Austrian King to invade France on her behalf, could had help, don't You think?

Emyaj Nosdrahcir Eniac Sovereign Karma doesn’t exist? A liar believes nothing people tell him, and thinks everyone believes his lies. That is Karma. Everything has a reaction. Everything. Karma is not a sword of retribution dealt by some higher being. It’s cause and effect. Nothing more, nothing less.

lol there’s literally her dairy which is the opposite of what u said

Robbie Harper Sorry I fail to grasp your meaning. What does her hameau have to do with your comment?

Billie Ford I’m quite confused as to what they’re talking about as well. Even as young women she was filled with compassion. She adopted several children and cared for them up until the revolution.

savannah martinez It has to be that none of these people have read any books on Marie Antoinette or studied anything about this time of history. They just repeat snippets of things they have heard. I think what Robbie Harper meant to say was diary instead of dairy. Someone wrote a book, fictional, about a diary. I happen to have a book of letters, all translated, of course, of the correspondence between Queen Marie Theresa and Marie Antoinette and nothing of the sort was ever mentioned. I’m sure, though, that no daughter would tell her mother of any affair, and her mother was always admonishing Marie about doing the right thing by her new people, the French. Anyway, I could go on and on as this is a part of history that fascinates me and so I have taken it upon myself to be knowledgeable about it. So much so that I moved to Paris 3 years ago. I see you, too know more than the average person. Good for you.

@@onemomenttohislifespan Please, actually do some research on this matter or even better, stay out of it. It's quite clear your mind is far to immature and gullible for such a topic. Marie antoinette was doomed from the start, the French allways had a strong hatred towards her they even went as far as to make up horrible romours about her.

You mean horrible way to treat humans

Horrible way to treat a living being

@tasha cork well it wasn't their fault that louis XV lost the seven years war which made france bankrupt

@tasha cork OK let me ask you a simple question, would you rather the Jacobins or the French monarchy

tasha cork So rather have a dictatorship?

If there's really exist a life after death, I pray that little Louis would have a very cheerful childhood and live longer than the age of ten, and at the very old age he would left the earth again on a soft warm mattress bed in his own home instead of the ice cold stone floor of a prison.

Yes.. very much the same..

Well those adults torturing those children used to be like them, what went wrong?

And ppl say times were better........These ppl were insane how could someone do that to a child

That’s the French Revolution for ya

White people

You know we watch nature shows w animals tearing each other apart. Its a lot easier to watch that than to fathom that people could actually be that cruel to children.Then the revolutionists went home and coddled their own children, go figure..Marie Antoinette suffered badly.

My first gf was turned into moon

Laura Rumpe that’s rough buddy

ah, i see you're a man of culture as well.

What was the book the you read? Any other books you have read that you thought were good?

What was the biography? I would love to read it! 💗

@@apersonontheinternet595 There is one by Antonia Fraser I highly recommend, it shows what Marie Antoinette's life was really like.

And a warning for those looking to upset the natural order - like antifa, marxists, and those destroying the world economy with these unwarranted lock downs.

@@imbubbajones stfu

When I was in 7th grade there was a pregnant 6th grader

@@theshyguy4932 thats rough. young girls' pelvis arent developed enough to handle pregnancy

@@allier1867 and not to mention that it's more fatal for teens to go through with it

Pretty common back then. King Henry Tudor's mom had him around 12 or 13.

@@TheDarkRaven That doesn't mean her body was ready for it, buddy

Exactly

not funny

@@GOLDWING-x1b ok?the comment wasn’t meant to be funny 😐

@@headphones7644 the sheesh and emoji?

@@GOLDWING-x1b maybe u took it that way but I'm pretty sure it wasn't meant like that just to clarify.....

Death to tyrants.

Rob The french revolution deposed one tyrant and replaced him with many more.

Your point? It lead to the fall of every other absolute monarchy in Europe (except Vatican City but that doesn’t really count). If you don’t think that’s good I don’t know what to tell you. The divine right of kings has caused far more suffering in the world than a couple of kids getting tortured. If that’s what it took to be rid if it, that’s fine with me.

@@rogerszmodis the best rulers were absolute monarchs

@@rogerszmodis so your saying the Jacobins are better than the French monarchy?

@Diana yeah

@Diana true during those days it was scary no mercy

Yessssss I'm so crushed my son is my heart I couldn't imagine

The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas?

Which one? Asking seriously :-)

@@hkbabel Hi Holly, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ones_Who_Walk_Away_from_Omelas

So I see several folks know the story but is it worth reading?

@@watchdealer11 Thank you !!! Edit - I love Le Guin & actually own The Wind's 12 Quarters, but unfortunately book in storage at moment so I can't refresh my obviously pitiful memory :-)

She said let them eat brioche.

@Miss Doll She didn't say that either

@@Vincinate nah she said "don't drop that dun dun dun"

@@SlapstickGenius23 She never said anything of the kind.

She said 'from the top make it drop that's a wap'

And that name the French called her means "The Austrian Bitch". The French didn't act the way they dressed.

Actually it was worse they cut her head off brought it to a hairdresser to get it style , put it on a stick and then showed it to the king and queen while they were eating , they ripped her heart out , someone “fingered” her dead body , another cut her labia (vagina lips )and wore it as a mustache. Later on a butcher cut her heart in some type off of “tartar” and threw it at the crowd so they could eat it . But no one did , I guess it was too much for them...the dogs ended up eating it. Oh and her head was “saved” by one of her relatives and buried. Here is the link if you’re interested ( it’s in french ) : www.lysardent.fr/2013/09/03/3-septembre-1792-leffroyable-depecage-de-la-princesse-de-lamballe-par-les-egorgeurs-sans-culottes/

@@Mari35678 well deserved, the aristocracy sooner or later has to pay for their non deserved, easy going and debauched life funneled and financed by the private sector's (the only one which creates added value) taxes.

@@Fepers24 did you just try to justify the murder and mutilation of a women who just so happened to be a princess?

@Bloombaby99 : I don’t think anyone called her « the Austrian bitch ». I’m French and I’ve never heard of that nickname ( I’ve heard some, but not as vulgar ). Like : l’Autrichienne...

😭 for real

Yu

Actually 6 years... He got thrown in there when he was just 4. And he passed away at 10, so that makes it 6 years. I'm shielding my soft but fragile heart by thinking that Louis are now safe in the cradle of angels. But it still broke at the end when the thoughts of what he have been through in his final breath was the dread fear of adult's fury. If there's really exist a life after death, I pray that little Louis would have a very cheerful childhood and live longer than the age of ten, and at the very old age he would left the earth again on a soft warm mattress bed in his own home instead of the ice cold stone floor of a prison.

Well, it was a long time ago and millions of anonymous children have had horrible lives and brutal deaths since then.

wholeNwon You’re right. As a mother, I just can’t stand the thought of any child being abused.

wholeNwon You’re right but that doesn’t make what happened to the poor child any less disturbing and sad 😔

@@someone-wk2wj Obviously not.

Immigrants...they get the job done. 👏🏾

Bruhhh lol

Yes I would love a video about me!!! 😊✨💕

oui oui!!

*proceeds to rap guns and ships*

@Vilnius thanks 👍

Even executing the children with their parents would've been more merciful

@Maria Kelly I know that. But they could've executed him in a quicker and less painful way, if at all.

@Maria Kelly and that is what would have happened.

I know. Yes, I understand they were angry, but those kids were not responsible for how France was at the time!!! They should have showed mercy...

Thats the thing though, the children have a claim to the vacant throne and giving them up to their other family in Austria would give Austria the option of going to war with France in order to restore the Royals which Austria was doing at the time.

I think the only worse thing would be to be separated from your children, but hear them being beaten and crying, tbh. As a mother of 5, I can honestly say I'd go insane within days of that, I believe. Bad enough to know your children are in pain, bit to not even be able to comfort them in any way would be literal torture 😥

@@BeautifulHades I couldn’t even fathom it, I love my brother to death so I can’t even begin to imagine what that’s be like with your own children

In this case, I'd prefer the monarchy.

The leader of the Revolution had the exact same demise as the King and Queen...he lost HIS head when he got too powerful and just as corrupt as they had been...

Robespierre was the brutal man

I'm 5 years old and I love history!

@@maplesyrup6052 good! Keep it up arm your self with as much knowledge you possibly can

@@deltaforcegamingcorp.2232 i will! Thank u.I starting first grade in August I'm smarrt😃😃😃

@@maplesyrup6052 how 5 years old use youtube?

I thought i was the only one

I have a son who is 9 and if anyone laid a hand on him…. I couldn’t even imagine her pain knowing her babies were being tortured.

there is a difference between media which encompasses all outlets, ethical journalism and this case which is just plain ole propaganda

We're seeing that today, aren't we? Mainstream media outlets don't even pretend they're not arms of the radical left.

Exactly. Media was used to spread outrage, fear and lies by a few godless powermongers. I always found it interesting that the leaders of the Committee for Public Safety all died by the violent torture they created. Marat was murdered. Danton was accursed of treason and executed. Robespierre was also accused and beheaded. When These 3 evil bastards died the reign of terror ended .

@@kck9742 Elsewhere in the word, Biden / MSNBC / CNN / ABC, etc. would be labelled as 'old' republican-lite or slightly right of centre. Elsewhere in the world, Bernie Sanders / Democracy Now / TYT, etc. would be labelled as slightly left of centre. Elsewhere in the world, trump / current GOPers / Fox / Epoch Times / Breitbart / rush limbaugh, etc. would be labelled as far right wing. 'Left' are , for example, the countries of Scandinavia which, incidentally, are rated as amongst the happiest countries in the world - but I digress. 'Radical left' are some of the parties in these 'left wing' countries. It is quite likely that their policies would give you the screaming heeby jeebies. All of that concern and care for other human beings and the idea that everybody can live a decent life, would just make your teeth curl and would put a permanent sneer on your face. America has gone so far right that it's on the point of becoming a racist, authoritarian, jingoistic, fascistic theocracy.

@Maria Kelly You're deluded. And you apparently have amnesia regarding Obama.

@@rj9617 Of course, because rights for everybody and not only for white poeple is destroying the country lmao

@@rj9617 When leftist in America literally slaughter people the way the did, then you can compare them

@@rj9617 Oh wait, there is a group of people that savagely murdered people, even ripping their off their houses. The KKK and the white police! All of them, right wing. Arrest the killers of Breona Taylor.

@@rj9617 Sit down grandpa, your right wing president is literally a pedophile. And the leftist are the ones destroying the country?

Really? Ever been tar and feathered?

Which country?

@@alias201 the Us lmao

@@alias201 . I think Vreeland Gardner is referring to the BLM riots in the USA.

@Maria Kelly That's not how you use "whataboutism", your response trying to justify the BLM riots is whataboutism though

You are correct. We are going to see the likes of what happened to Marie in our own country, because of hatred for anything good. In this country, good is bad and bad is good.

bet she had major PTSD

Bot much has changed

Not much has changed. Sorry.