Anti-government urban warfare in Paris - No more France, society has progressed past the need for France

[Sage In All Fields]

Frogs are mad about the introduction of a new law that bans posting images of police, they're also still pissed off about Macron in general. Significant blackbloc presence in the thousands as well as less organized citizens fighting with police in Paris.

 

[Boobie Bomb]

Imagine this is how you rebuild France by creating a law to protect Police. lol

 

[Pixy]

One would imagine that it's not just the law to protect police, but also after the supposed 'outrage' after that black guy was beat by coppers.

Weird how the media focuses on the incident of police brutality against a black guy, but not the documented string of incidents of police brutality against non-blacks as well during recent protests. They're trying to make it a racial issue when it isn't.

 

[Distant Stare]

Its nice watching a city fall apart, especially when you dont live in it this time

 

[Fliddaroonie]

"They're also still pissed off about Macron in general".

I mean, aren't they always? I thought this was to do with some black man getting shit kicked out of them?

 

[graywolf88]

France has been rioting over various shit for years now. I don't see this law doing much to break the cycle.

 

[ArthuriusMartyrius]

If there was ever a French leader who might actually get French people mad enough to start French Revolution II: Bombs & Bazookas Edition, Macron sure comes the closest. Dude just can't win no matter what he does.

 

[Foghot]

If you guys expect rioting that's as grassroots as the first month of Gillets Jaunes riots of last year, expect disappointment. French medias desperately push the race angle and vandalizing antifas are an overwhelming majority among the crowds.

This all looks like the usual astroturfed frog rioting to make sure they get to pass whatever they feel like once pepole don't feel like protesting for various reasons.

 

[Sage In All Fields]

"They're also still pissed off about Macron in general".

I mean, aren't they always? I thought this was to do with some black man getting shit kicked out of them?

Whenever someone lights the sparks everything gets thrown in. It's alot of things at once.

If you guys expect rioting that's as grassroots as the first month of Gillets Jaunes riots of last year, expect disappointment. French medias desperately push the race angle and vandalizing antifas are an overwhelming majority among the crowds.

You do realise antifa is grassroots too right?

 

[Foghot]

[...]

You do realise antifa is grassroots too right?

I'm not discounting the fact that they may in fact be entirely natural movements, but they sure do a shit job at not getting puppeted around by governements. This constant doesn't simply apply to the U.S. but also to most West-European countries.

 

[A Cardboard Box]

One would imagine that it's not just the law to protect police, but also after the supposed 'outrage' after that black guy was beat by coppers.

Weird how the media focuses on the incident of police brutality against a black guy, but not the documented string of incidents of police brutality against non-blacks as well during recent protests. They're trying to make it a racial issue when it isn't.

In order for police brutality to exist, the police has to brutalize a person. Commies are not people.

 

[Male Idiot]

In order for police brutality to exist, the police has to brutalize a person. Commies are not people.

Neither are muslims or niggers.

 

[Sage In All Fields]

but they sure do a shit job at not getting puppeted around by governements

That goes for most such grassroots movements.

 

[Smolrolls]

Videos reminds of French culture:

It's a beautiful country of plenty; the reason you don't see many French colonists compare to England who can, want, and needs to make colonies given how she's an island with lots of woods, coals, etc she got going for her but not as many beautiful plants, fertile soils & mountainsides like France has (type France Nature and see for yourself). Netherlands REALLY needed to make colonies, given how small and susceptible to floods she was.

France was occupied by the Romans, Julius Caesar in Gaul against German Barbarians; The Franks against the goths; The Nazis against the allies; And now the muslims & Globalists against the free countries like the United States with the Paris Climate Accord.

Now you know how France is the country of Cucks and how they love to surrender? France has many famous leaders, if you don't count Julius Caesar who took over Gaul/France, like Charlemagne 1 the great, King Louis 14 the Sun King, First Consul and Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, and Charles de Gaulle who was the architect of France's fifth republic after World War 2. Now what happened to two, or rather 3, of the leaders listed above? One of them got stabbed, the other scuttle his country’s naval prestige for a small land called Franche-Comte, and the other got exiled to an island. And the president of France surrendered his country to Hitler, thinking he could self-rule and be spared by the Nazis, where the latter stealing his country's art was the least of broken promises.

During the Roman republic, France was weak in arms, rich in resources, and lavish in lifestyle, which made the province an easy & juicy target for barbarians to paraphrase Julius Caesar's commentaries on Gaul, as they are impetuous but submissive under strong rulers like King Louis 14, his admirals and his aristocrats who were the only ones allowed to occupy high stations in the French country/empire, according to Captain A.T. Mahan.

TLDR: France is a beautiful country of cowardice and submission, of thots and incels; prideful, rebellious, given to sexual lust that rivals Sodom and burns as hot as Gomorrah and his sister. Yet its a country that raises strong men and leaders to fight back against Barbarians, Revolutions (five republics much), European Coalitions, and Occupations. Napoleon Bonaparte rose up from the ashes of his country's revolution and crowned himself emperor; Charles de Gaulle rose up from the Nazis Yoke of his country and crowned himself president.

 

[Andrew Neiman]

Anti-government urban warfare in Paris

It's nothing if not a tradition.

 

[Pixy]

In order for police brutality to exist, the police has to brutalize a person. Commies are not people.

Highschool students concerned about being packed like rats in classrooms aren't automatically communists. On the other hand, some of them did try to (and were permitted to do so by police to avoid escalation) vandalise police vehicles. It was a mixed bag with that one.

 

[IAmNotAlpharius]

I was hoping that I’d get to see the Sixth Republic in my lifetime. It’s too bad the virus got in the way of the yellow vests.

 

[Super-Chevy454]

Timcast vlogged about the black guy who was beaten in France for not wearing a mask.

Some Youtubers dropped some comments who gived me some chuckles.

Nitro Light
"He was black and not wearing a mask"
Libs: [Confused screaming]

Angry_Puss, Reincarnated
"If you ain't wearin' a mask you ain't black!" - Joe Biden

 

[Sithis]

If the frogs can do this much with some fence posts and shovels, imagine what they could do if they had their equivalent of the 2nd amendment.

 

[Meat Target]

So now we've exported the Fentanyl Floyd riots 6 months after the fact. I'm so sorry, Frogs, we should not be treating America's oldest ally this way.

I can see that Macron has the desire to be based and become the next Napoleon, but he also can't help simping for Merkel.