The Overthrow of the French Parliament by the Workers in the 1848 Revolution
I seem to recall a commenter on Vox Political querying the 1848 revolution in France. Here’s some more information, courtesy of Beastrabban’s Weblog.
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Marches of protest, riots, mobs taking over the streets infiltrated by common criminals that smash everything in their path including charitable minibuses.
Revolutions hit the poorest the hardest. Transport disrupted, so how do the seriously ill get their medication and treatment?
The French Revolution ended up with the Great Terror, with citizen spies grassing on fellow citizens, and common folk going to the guillotine.
The real revolution in the UK is to vote new 22 May 2014 local in England and European Elections in UK , for a Free Scotland on 18 September 2014 and for new parties never before in government in 2015 general election.
No violence, no harm that hits the elderly and disabled worse than welfare state abolition going on now.