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Far right activists storm student demonstrations in France | DW News
Videos shared online show far-right activists gathering in cities across France and confronting protesters. French authorities say the violence was "premeditate…
Videos shared online show far-right activists gathering in cities across France and confronting protesters. French authorities say the violence was "premeditated" and some fear it could open a new front in the country's ongoing unrest.
#France #FarRight #Protest
Far right activists storm student demonstrations in France
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The French protestors could really learn the Gandhi's method of non violent protests that the Indian students are still using effectively against the current right wing government.<br><br>The right wing goons try similar things to beat up the protestors but Indian police are forced to help them run away because there is violence clearly only from one side.
violent far right extremists doing a manhunt to left wing demostrators. Can you be any more of a psychopath in your narrative of whats going on?? At thist point we should be calling them left wing terrorists burning government buildings, not freaking demonstrators
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Looks like the ending of the Weimar Republic with all of the fighting in the streets. The Far Right must be stopped before France falls to a new Trump.
DW office buildings as well as DW employees' homes should be visited by the "peaceful left protestors" and be given a taste of "peaceful enrichment".<br>Don't worry, far right evils will get involved.
This 'report' is obviously intended to distract attention from the highly coordinated and destructive rioting being engaged in by leftists and Islamists across the country. <br>Given that the feckless national government of Macron is unable to protect the citizenry, is it a great mystery that people are taking things into their own hands?
The common problem of Europe is that we have lost the moderates, all movements as well as parties, want to find a smal fragment of the society and radicalize it.
Far right means "anarcho-capitalism". I swear to god I'm so sick to death of media deliberately misusing words for their own agenda. <br>The french have a Right to protect their country and culture from far left destruction.
This is just desperation to find any way to blame the violence on the Right, despite the clear evidence that it's been primarily the Left, who actually are highly organized, not just frustrated individuals.
I despise the far-right, but I also despise communism and the extreme left. I consider myself a centrist, leaning slightly left. And you know what I think? :)<br><br>The right-wing did a great Job. When the police do nothing, and everyone knows that these aren't peaceful protests but full-blown riots...<br><br>The far-left is out there destroying shops and cars that belong to everyday people who need them to get to work and make a living. We are all struggling with the cost of living crisis just the same. So what exactly are they protesting against when they smash my shop windows, loot the cash register, and steal my inventory?<br><br>What did I do? I have to pay skyrocketing rent for my shop, and I'm suffering from these high costs just like everyone else. Now you’ve destroyed my business and left me drowning in even more expenses. Great job!<br><br>This is exactly how you push 'normal citizens' and the political middle to quickly develop a deep resentment toward the left—and ultimately start supporting the actions of the right. :)
Oh my, the French are starting to defend their streets and this is painted as "extremist activists" , what level of hogwash reporting is this?!
There'd be no far left or far right if the centrists hadn't created the economic and societal collapse we are now witnessing. They've snatched defeat from the jaws of cold war victory, but the politicians all got richer. Go figure.
Shopkeepers defending their own property and livelihoods from lawlessness = 'far right activists'. <br><br>This is late stage socialism playing out in real time folks where decent people are labelled the culprits and thiefs elevated as heroes. Good is called evil and evil is now good.
The Far Left have been taring up Europe for years now and we hardly hear a bad word from the legacy media, but when the Right finally rouse themselves... then they'll be documentaries publish, experts will be aired and books written.
As usual - Right side build & defend their country while left wing loot , harm & divide their own country.<br><br>When the protest turned violent which involved alot of far left protestors , no media house called them far left or radical left , but now these small incidents are being covered like , the earlier super violent protests were not the real problem , the real problem has started now when these violent protestors are getting tackled by the nationalist people.<br><br>This is classic example of smart journalism & how media Houses softly push their narrative in the name of truth.....
France burns and is looted, no problem.<br>President absent, no problem.<br><br>French citizens finally stand against the chaos: <br>“Oh no, the Far Right 😱”
I’ve seen the full clip, it looked like they were stopping far left rioters to me. Far left rioters who had been attacking people all day. The usual spin from the media I see.
The clashes have renewed concerns that France's deep political divisions are no longer confined to elections and social media, but are increasingly being fought in public spaces.
Videos shared online show far-right activists gathering in cities across France and confronting protesters. French authorities say the violence was "premeditated" and some fear it could open a new front in the country's ongoing unrest.
#France #FarRight #Protest
Far right activists storm student demonstrations in France
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