Posted on 07/02/2023 9:25:54 AM PDT by grundle
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I would add one comment onto this...the ‘kid’ (17) was stopped while in a ‘hot’ car (stolen Mercedes, Polish plates), and they were doing a ‘papers-check’. There’s partial video of the check, with the point where the ‘kid’ tried to speed off. Bad angle to see if the cop was dragged (I’m not yet buying into the police story).
At the least, he should have been asked to get out of the car immediately upon being stopped. I should also note...he had no license (probably doesn’t matter at this point). Had he listened to the cops? Brief detention...he’s under age 18 so they can’t send him to real jail. On a brightness scale...he probably wouldn’t score that high.
They asked for this.
Now they’re getting it good and hard.
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They turn the world upside down so that they can someday soon rush in to fix it, and in the process gain the kind of dictatorial control that even Hitler could only dream of.
Let’s see if Macron pulls a Biden and expresses sympathy for the “migrant” kid.
Probably a bunch of ultra-right-wing racists are to blame.
I’m pretty sure these aren’t French rioters, but Algerian rioters. Strange how the Algerians fought a war to drive the French out of Algeria, then the Algerians flooded into France to engage in rioting.
Shouldn’t be the rioters, should be the French.
Sand Nazi’s from the religion of peace with zero interest in assimilating into French society.
The kid was a gang member with a long rap sheet.
“The main public library in Marseilles, France’s second-largest city, was burnt down on Thursday.”
https://news.yahoo.com/police-arrest-1-000-rioters-085151555.html
Surely, there were copies of the Koran inside. What were they thinking?
Nitpicking here, but even TV news readers make the same error. “The attack happened at 1.30am on Sunday morning.”
As opposed to 1:30AM Tuesday afternoon?
Another example of the necessity of the 2nd Ammendment.
No wonder there are rumors of the French military telling Macron he has 72 hrs to fix this or they will. If the response is a murder investigation per plastic bottle filed with petrol, the entire French administrative state could be put on murder investigations and it will still go nowhere.
When mobs resort en mass to cheap incendiary devices its no longer a law enforcment issue. It is a national security issue.
Celebrate diversity…froggy.
France is serving as a good model of the difference between idealism and the reality of human nature.
Right after the Revolution, France created a Constitution which declares everyone to be equally French. From a legal perspective, the Algerians are just as French as any Parisian family. No difference. Isn’t that wonderful? The government is not even allowed to keep statistics on “non-French” (because there aren’t any) so they don’t know how many recent immigrants they have within France.
That’s the beauty of an idealistic law.
But the reality of human nature is different.
The French (I mean: the real French) don’t like the non-French. They can spot them. They can tell that these people are not really French. And the immigrants know very well that they are not welcome. There is a lot of tension within France between the French and the non-French, but the government is Constitutionally forbidden from recognizing this sort of thing. Everyone is equally French, right??
The insurrection from the non-French will consist of peaceful riots, arson, and occasional deaths. It won’t ever change anything. It will go on and on and on.
Nothing can really change until Human Nature asserts itself and the real French have an actual revolution.
Not only does Hungary have this problem, but also the fascist Hungarian president is far more concerned about the well-being of his people than fighting the NATO war for democracy in Ukraine. There for the popularly elected Nazi has to be removed from office by all means possible.
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