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If he was considered a founding father of my country's current political system, yes I wouldn't expect my interests to prime over the general interest. They wou
by makeitdouble 2y ago
If he was considered a founding father of my country's current political system, yes I wouldn't expect my interests to prime over the general interest. They wouldn't get nothing either, we're talking about not randomly selling them to the highest bidder.
I don't know if it matters if DeGaulle's child were/are pretty affluent and were always part of the high society in France. Their success and extremely recognizable pedigree was supported by their grandfather's shine, so I'd think they got enough from it to give up on hyper-monetizing historic papers.
- bertil 2y ago> I wouldn't expect my interests to prime over the general interest If Charles taught anything to anyone listening, his children, troops, voters, or readers, it would be precisely that.
- kergonath 2y agoI don’t really like him as a person, or really his political ideas, but yes. One cannot deny that he was willing to make sacrifices for the good of the country.