Jump to content
Mayhem Requiem
society

Rioting In France (5th Day)


RAMROD

Featured Posts

BBhomemaker
1 hour ago, Dennis said:

Polls before the riots already have Marine Le Pen as the most likely to win the next presidency, she'd beat Macron in a run-off now. Her position as the next president of France will only be more secured after this.

He can't run for the next one anyway

Link to post
Share on other sites

  • Replies 92
  • Created
  • Last Reply
Dennis
47 minutes ago, BBhomemaker said:

He can't run for the next one anyway

Yeah but it goes to show that she's gained ground, because she lost to him 58-42. And who's gonna perform better than him? Mélenchon the lunatic :rip:? France needs an electable alternative asap

Link to post
Share on other sites

BBhomemaker
4 minutes ago, Dennis said:

Yeah but it goes to show that she's gained ground, because she lost to him 58-42. And who's gonna perform better than him? Mélenchon the lunatic :rip:? France needs an electable alternative asap

I'm not sure that the "anybody but far-right" vote, in second turn, will work next time tbh 

Link to post
Share on other sites

Guillaume Hamon
22 minutes ago, BBhomemaker said:

I'm not sure that the "anybody but far-right" vote, in second turn, will work next time tbh 

Same... It worked 3 times against her with the left, right and center all doing sh*tty once in office so next time most voters will try her I feel.

Link to post
Share on other sites

stircrazy
On 7/2/2023 at 9:00 AM, Economy said:

I wonder if ud still say the same if it was ur car u found on fire

 

Target government buildings connected to law enforcement on police stations if u feel u have to take up the heat. Why direct it to innocent ppl?

Easy for you to point fingers.

Link to post
Share on other sites

Economy
1 hour ago, stircrazy said:

Easy for you to point fingers.

What I said is perfectly plausible 

 

Ppl have a tendency to brush off harm caused by something when they aren't the ones who pay the conveniences

 

I could argue it's just as easy for you to support something that doesn't affect u as it is for u to say it's easy for me to point fingers 

Link to post
Share on other sites

Roughhouse Dandy
5 hours ago, Cssomeone said:

If only there was this level of commotion when a teacher is beheaded

Be The Change GIF by 60 Second Docs

This is my Hannah Montana™️ lipgloss.
Link to post
Share on other sites

Ayesha Erotica

France is full of youth gangs that are looking for trouble. Chaos is their hobby, they film their activities and put videos on TikTok and brag about how good they are at disdaining the State government. Those who get the most likes, they feel honoured and empowered to do even more chaos. Their is a competition about which gang is the best at stealing or burning the most cars.  Their riots inspire other youngsters to join the crowd. Contrary to what French media reports, the Police lost control about the situation years ago. In daily life, Police (wo)men are scared to go to criminal places because they are outnumbered by the large crowds of youth gangs, and are subject to attacks.

I wouldn't recommend anyone to move to Marseille, in certain places, when you call the police for help, the police is reluctant to come, certain areas are dominated by youth gangs and the police (wo)men are totally overwhelmed and overchallenged. Only when the European/world media is closely looking, the French state pretends to do something and relocates police officers from others areas to increase their numbers in certain locations, to make it look like that France gov has control. The French gov made bad decisions 40-60 years ago by segregating people into economically deprived neighborhoods and then neglected them, the people there feel like, to say it in Michael Jackson's words "They don't really care about us". This lead to the emergence of the youth gang riot street culture.

 

Who wants to become police officer in France these days?

It is no surprise that less and less young French people want to become police officer in the present. Bad working conditions. No respect. Risk of being attacked. Difficult tasks.

The French gov tried to recruit highers numbers of Black police (wo)men with the hope, it could change things for the better. However, when Black police officers go to certain places, they are called by  some other Blacks "traître" (traitor) and are asked questions  "why are you collaborating with the government?". They act as if this is not a job for Blacks, which is alarming. This is demotivating Blacks to become police officer, they speak and share their experiences with their community and it discourages Blacks form becoming police officer, although they have equal chances of becoming one, and ideally they should be represented proportionate to their demographics . In the long run, the percentage of "steely" police officers increases because non-steely police offers are more likely to quit or not begin the job, also the percentage of pressed, overchallenged, frustrated police officers increases as a consequence of the situation. This leads to some police (wo)men become more brutal and then escalation on all sides becomes more brutal, which in turn makes youth gangs more brutal and police offers more brutal.

It is a cycle of mutually enforcing brutality.

Other countries need to learn from France's mistakes and do it better.

Your boyfriend comes over with a bit of gun oil Says he wants to step on new soil
Link to post
Share on other sites

Sepsami

Americans glorifying these vandals terrorising individuals, I'm not surprised :littlepotter:

Link to post
Share on other sites

Sepsami
On 7/3/2023 at 9:36 AM, LittleMonster20 said:

It’s not even necessarily the damage in of itself that’s problematic, it’s the fact that completely innocent and random people are going to be responsible for it or will be in trouble because of it. Store owners, people living/working in those buildings and people that own those cars that were lit on fire did nothing to deserve that. I don’t see how that’s in any way a controversial let alone ‘alt-right’ way of thinking, I don’t think anyone (especially on here) is condemning the act of protesting itself, especially given the cause.

There have got to be other ways.

The reality is that the vast majority of these protestors don't give a rat's ass about what happened to Nahel. They saw the perfect excuse to act like beasts and ran with it. 

Link to post
Share on other sites

Roughhouse Dandy
4 minutes ago, Sepsami said:

The reality is that the vast majority of these protestors don't give a rat's ass about what happened to Nahel. They saw the perfect excuse to act like beasts and ran with it. 

Ahh yes, dehumanizing protestors. Ya know, the strategy all the good guys of history used. Awesome. Love to see it on a Lady Gaga fan site. 

This is my Hannah Montana™️ lipgloss.
Link to post
Share on other sites

Sepsami
Just now, Roughhouse Dandy said:

Ahh yes, dehumanizing protestors. Ya know, the strategy all the good guys of history used. Awesome. Love to see it on a Lady Gaga fan site. 

They dehumanize themselves by bringing the lives of innocent civilians in danger, would love to hear your opinion on it if it was your place being looted.

Link to post
Share on other sites

Roughhouse Dandy
9 minutes ago, Sepsami said:

They dehumanize themselves by bringing the lives of innocent civilians in danger, would love to hear your opinion on it if it was your place being looted.

No, they really don't. Mostly just the people grasping for every excuse to veer into far-right territory and finding a goldmine in another protest that isn't a quiet, clean kumbaya circle they can ignore. The tired "wHaT iF iT wAs yOu???" approach has already been used here by the way. Remember what they say about assumptions 🥳

This is my Hannah Montana™️ lipgloss.
Link to post
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.


×
×
  • Create New...