Can sombody explain his philosophy? To me, it seems that he want's

>>3332283
let me cum in your ass

>>3332283
literally the french revolution

>>3332302
How? He seems more lik a primitivist to me

>>3332308
how so? i think youre referring to his famous "state of nature", which the second discourse admits as being a philosophical fiction. its a concept dating back to hobbes and is usually used to construct an idea of the state on purely natural means, thus giving it a secure foundation. by no means are you to take it literally, so pay attention mostly to what conclusions he derives from his investigstions into man's state of nature.

anyways, i'm no rousseau scholar but i can redirect you to a great article on him that does a much better job of explaining his views. its the entry on rousseau written by allan bloom on "history of political philosophy" ed. cropsey. you can find it for free on libgen.

>>3332343
I don't really see how you can link his ideas to Hobbes.
According to Hobbes, the state of nature was dreadful, even North Korea style dictatorship is better than to live in state of nature.