Worked too well for him, as you know, he had the ultimate victory /s
cator_and_bliss on
As ABBA reminded us, Napoleon surrendered.
draculamilktoast on
To have ultimate victory, you must be exiled to Saint Helena.
ChatGPT4 on
Said a guy who ended up defeated.
Second-Bulk on
Great fuel for people with main character syndrome.
Limp_Distribution on
*“Mans immortality is not living forever. Every moment free from fear makes man immortal.”*
Alexander III of Macedon
devadander23 on
Why are we quoting napoleon?
Firzen69 on
Farewell, Ruth!
oord0o on
I believe this is The 48 Laws of Power. Napoleon was a brilliant general and his thinking makes sense in conflict but Talleyrand is the greater authority in the battlefield of politics. I didn’t know who Talleyrand was before reading this book but couldn’t get enough of his wisdom.
Jujunem on
If winning is without any concept of mercy, I’ll take the L.
Rinooceros on
My auntie Ruth just died, so watch out world, here I come.
Shmogt on
Lol if a don’t get a raise I’m gonna make sure heads literally roll
ILoveMyFaygo on
I have never seen a post that better encapsulates why this subs mission statement is so deeply flawed.
DarkC0ntingency on
True victory lies in creating a world where compassion is the people’s default stance.
no_use_for_a_user on
He was exiled from his country and went mad in a damp wet cabin until it killed him.
PlaidSkirtBroccoli on
I feel bad for Ruth, she’s always getting less.
2HandsomeGames on
Ruthlessness is NOT a good quality. And what the hell is “ultimate victory?”
HuskyNutBuster on
loser
RightResponsibility8 on
I think he said this immediately before going into the Battle of Borodino.
Bready_Nubbins on
Classic get motivated content. Lol
supified on
I read that Napoleon had a tendency to lose battles, but retreat before everyone else so he could claim he had actually won. A true megalomaniac. Not someone to aspire to.
Mayberley on
I think this is the worst post I’ve ever seen published here. Well done
Badger_status on
To ruthful in Russia I guess
neworld_disorder on
Fuck. This. Guy.
And his central bank backers.
landostatus on
“To be truly happy you must suffer and writhe in glorious eternal pain”
– Lucifer
barriekansai on
With yourself, not toward others.
hmm_thats_weird on
Yeah fuck Ruth
Few-Department-8142 on
Love this
uberdooober on
And look how it turned out for him. Dead by 1821.
TBTabby on
Napoleon didn’t exactly achieve “ultimate victory,” though.
Dr_Edge_ATX on
Now we’re taking advice from exiled people?
gmarkv10 on
This is from 48 Laws of Power. In fact, it’s probably the smallest possible self-packaged quote you could pull out of that book and post on reddit!
armchairwarrior69 on
This is terrible advice.
TheMostDangerousJ on
Not the point of the quote.
MysterWyskers on
Back it up Terry
jthoff10 on
I don’t think napoleon quotes are a good thing
No-Donut-6505 on
Imagine living life and not being the main character
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Didn’t he ultimately lose?
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In what way is this motivational?
Worked too well for him, as you know, he had the ultimate victory /s
As ABBA reminded us, Napoleon surrendered.
To have ultimate victory, you must be exiled to Saint Helena.
Said a guy who ended up defeated.
Great fuel for people with main character syndrome.
*“Mans immortality is not living forever. Every moment free from fear makes man immortal.”*
Alexander III of Macedon
Why are we quoting napoleon?
Farewell, Ruth!
I believe this is The 48 Laws of Power. Napoleon was a brilliant general and his thinking makes sense in conflict but Talleyrand is the greater authority in the battlefield of politics. I didn’t know who Talleyrand was before reading this book but couldn’t get enough of his wisdom.
If winning is without any concept of mercy, I’ll take the L.
My auntie Ruth just died, so watch out world, here I come.
Lol if a don’t get a raise I’m gonna make sure heads literally roll
I have never seen a post that better encapsulates why this subs mission statement is so deeply flawed.
True victory lies in creating a world where compassion is the people’s default stance.
He was exiled from his country and went mad in a damp wet cabin until it killed him.
I feel bad for Ruth, she’s always getting less.
Ruthlessness is NOT a good quality. And what the hell is “ultimate victory?”
loser
I think he said this immediately before going into the Battle of Borodino.
Classic get motivated content. Lol
I read that Napoleon had a tendency to lose battles, but retreat before everyone else so he could claim he had actually won. A true megalomaniac. Not someone to aspire to.
I think this is the worst post I’ve ever seen published here. Well done
To ruthful in Russia I guess
Fuck. This. Guy.
And his central bank backers.
“To be truly happy you must suffer and writhe in glorious eternal pain”
– Lucifer
With yourself, not toward others.
Yeah fuck Ruth
Love this
And look how it turned out for him. Dead by 1821.
Napoleon didn’t exactly achieve “ultimate victory,” though.
Now we’re taking advice from exiled people?
This is from 48 Laws of Power. In fact, it’s probably the smallest possible self-packaged quote you could pull out of that book and post on reddit!
This is terrible advice.
Not the point of the quote.
Back it up Terry
I don’t think napoleon quotes are a good thing
Imagine living life and not being the main character