Liberty or Death: Boston Tea Party Official Trailer | Fox Nation
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Rob Lowe hosts this extraordinary retelling of the Boston Tea Party in honor of the 250th anniversary in a must-see 4-part docuseries.
This was the spark that lit the torch of liberty... In 1773, the people of Boston were faced with a choice: Live under British rule without representation or stand up against tyranny. In an act of defiance, the Sons of Liberty stood up to the crown and orchestrated one of the most legendary moments in the American Revolution: The Boston Tea Party. This is their story. #LibertyOrDeath #RobLowe #FoxNation
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Eric Awesome! Your Aunt is so proud of you!!!
I like seeing history.
Every Assassin's Creed 3 fan is smiling
If this event were looked at by our current democrat party, it would be deemed an “insurrection” and many of today’s American sheeple would agree wholeheartedly. So perhaps, they should move to England.
Bit late but, I’m sure during the BLM protests you got upset because it’s just people looting right. Tell me what is the difference between the Boston tea party and that. And this act would lead to insurrection
@@commandergree113the difference is one is fighting for a righteous ideal while the other is filled with anarchists who have no real goal
@@europa_iscool I like your continuous of the being very late theme but now onto the political debate. they are both righteous ideas ending racism and no taxation without representation. Obviously looting isn’t the best or even a good or right way to end police brutality. But look at what patriots did back then. At the Boston tea party they didn’t like the laws so they destroyed private property to show their discontent, not that different from looting. And at the Boston Massacre crowds of angry men roaming the streets came upon a guard being heckled by a few men for not paying his barber. The guards got reinforcements and the crowd threw snowballs and clam shells at the guards. Things got physical one guard fired then the rest did. They a second volley. And 3 lay dead and another 8 wounded 2 mortality. I don’t want to assume your beliefs but because I can’t ask you questions without taking a long time I will assume that you praise those who died at the Boston Massacre martyrs but those who attack police at at BLM protests criminals. (Which they are) and those caught in the cross fire you say that they shouldn’t be there. Do you see the hypocrisy?
@@europa_iscool I like your continuous the the late theme. I agree. The BLM protesters are upset because because of racism and the murder of innocent black people where the sons of liberty are upset because their tea is a bit more expensive and that now the British won’t let them illegally smuggle things. (To be fair they are upset about no taxation with out representation but calling blm protestors anarchists also isn’t fair.) The Boston massacre was started as a mob harassing a soldier for not paying his barber
@@europa_iscool I’ve sent to replies to this and they both didn’t work so this is a test
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