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Rubbish littered the streets of Marseille on Sunday, one day after demonstrations against rising living costs and declining public services spiralled out of con…
Rubbish littered the streets of Marseille on Sunday, one day after demonstrations against rising living costs and declining public services spiralled out of control in some of the worst violence France has witnessed for decades. On Saturday, black-clad protesters broke into Marseille's city hall and defaced the building with graffiti, while public buildings were also targeted in other French cities.
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@@IncaWarrior.Imported2wk ago
Those Nike stores got freed from their oppressive chains
@@MrsB-n1mImported2wk ago
France enjoying their BLUE WAIVE
@@zoranmrdjenovic8127Imported2wk ago
Bravo💣💣💣
@@aydinsoshiant7802Imported2wk ago
Many people are shocked and surprised by these images, but personally, I don’t find them surprising at all. These events have clear causes, and the social fault lines in Europe have been visible for a long time.
@@anupparashar6197Imported2wk ago
Long live revolution.
@@a.brahms97871Imported2wk ago
When police hide their identity behind a mask, we know they are an apparatus of government oppression. Their modus operandi is now exposed. They essentially "invite" zio thugs to damage property and proceed to violently arrest ordinary civilians holding signs and protesting. This is standard practice in Israel, now literally that has been taught to NYPD, the Met, Police Nationale, etc. I mean the police departments are visiting Israel for training.
@@csmlouisImported2wk ago
If only the French government is centralized like the English, they can order martial law and authorize violent repercussion. But I think their hands are tied like the American system where the President are powerless if the governor of southern France refuses.
@@Useryr-m8qImported2wk ago
This is an area known for its Jewish-owned businesses, which is why the rioters targeted it. And of course, the antisemitic media fails to mention this. They also failed to show the vandalism at the synagogue or the fact that the rioters deliberately skipped Muslim-owned shops. How did they know which shops belonged to Muslims? How come those shops were spared?
@@RajaKumar-eu7rcImported2wk ago
This is Freedom of speech..
@@SimonCuratorImported2wk ago
Judging by their actions, those rioters aren't seeking to solve the cost of living crisis. They just want others to be as miserable as they are. And by failing to self-regulate such violence, the entire protest movement risks becoming one gigantic failure. Nobody is going to support their cause when looting and pillaging take place in its name. 'They're just a small minority, and we don't agree with them,' is not some magic word, you see!
Rubbish littered the streets of Marseille on Sunday, one day after demonstrations against rising living costs and declining public services spiralled out of control in some of the worst violence France has witnessed for decades. On Saturday, black-clad protesters broke into Marseille's city hall and defaced the building with graffiti, while public buildings were also targeted in other French cities.
#France #protests #Marseille
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