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目标片段只要你把自由重新定义成了与生俱来的人权上的自由跟政治无关的自由,你就会觉得一切来限制这种自由的东西就变成了压迫和奴役,这是法国大革命给全世界带来的后果。
来源片段If you want to see it like this, I would actually go back to the French Revolution, because what happened in France, the French Revolution is such a massive, pivotal event that it affects almost everybody in Europe. But when the French revolutionaries declare that all men are equal, they promise a social order that is built on the power of ideas and freedom.

相似度 0.703 · The Rest Is History · 234. Germans Behaving Badly · 目标 39:48–40:04 · 来源 24:52–25:15

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    1. S1来源 7:14–7:53目标 9:56–10:310.662

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      But first of all, so where is Jena and why should we be interested in it? So maybe I should start with Germany, just to explain a little bit where Jena is, because Jena is in Germany. So as you said, in your introduction, Germany at the end of the 18th century is not a unified nation. It's a patchwork of 1500 states, ranging from tiny principalities to big, you know, mighty states like Prussia and Austria. And, and Jena is in the duchy of Sachse Weimar, which is in the middle of it. But the unintended advantage of this fragmentation is that censorship is basically very difficult to enforce in these little states, because every state has a different set of rules.

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      但是很多人他忘了吃饱饭,本身也是一件难能可贵的事情。这也是一整个现代历史发展到四五百年到现在,在很多地方都没有的基础,最基础的公平。这是黑格尔在1798年德国宪法。这本文章里对于当时德国人最大的吐槽,那个时候,德国支离破碎,人民之间相互都看不上对方。黑格尔说,巴伐利亚和黑塞这两个德国省份的人看彼此就像是看陌生人一样。18世纪的德国不是一个真正的国家,每个省份的人彼此仇视,根本就不想要聚集到一起,成为一个同一个德国的公民。

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      They are sitting in lecture halls. And in a sense, the kind of the stereotype of the German in the late 18th century is almost the opposite of the one that kind of is given birth to as a result of the Prussians and then the Nazis, that the Germans in the 18th century are dreamers. And in a way, this is an attempt to kind of dignify that dreaming. Couldn't you say that if you're being very, very harsh, very unsympathetic? If you want to see it like this, I would actually go back to the French Revolution, because what happened in France, the French Revolution is such a massive, pivotal event that it affects almost everybody in Europe. But when the French revolutionaries declare that all men are equal, they promise a social order that is built on the power of ideas and freedom.

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      我出于政治立场,我厌恶本国人,我对于本国人的厌恶,甚至要超过了我对于外国人的厌恶。黑格尔说,18世纪出很多德国人,他宁愿跑去跟法国人表忠心跑去跟奥地利人表忠心,也不愿意跟其他隔壁德国省份的这些红薄脑残一起做公民,对吧?这个行为背后就是一个同样的悖论。这个悖论就是你能够这么做你这个行为存在的基础就是黑格尔说,因为你生活在一个能够给予你这么做自由的国家。我们看这些阳斗难民,美国人他们最常见的一个主题就是去开玩笑,开这个中国间谍的玩笑。