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TorontoGold said:
That may be how you do it for your favorite rapists but that ain’t for me.
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I don’t support rapists, Nazi tattoos, cousin fuckers, brother- husband, or Muslim brotherhood. None of my preferred have been in the asylum recently either.
 
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I'm surprised that a Demcrat judge would sign off on this in Washington DC. The evidence must have teeth.
 
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Ok, you force me to get specific... Yes, I read the news you simpletons: I had read that the below reasons are the main causes of these protests.

Have you considered that Palestinian flags, altho' not related to the protest, were hoisted in support of the country being ethnically liquidated by Israel forces?

It's actually Israel-driven orgs (What We Do) that support so much immigration into Europe btw (I wonder why?).

These are not protesters burning it all down in France an Belgium so that they can institute Sharia law and all-muslim communities, but you guys see what you want to see.

Per the BBC source article, a poll for BFMTV suggests that that 72% of French people regard their demands as legitimate and 55% support the movement.

Go peddle your Immigration bad and cause of all the world's evils somewhere else...

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The core drivers of the unrest in each country involve several distinct factors:

What the Protests Are About in France

The movement began in areas like Seine-Saint-Denis, where students and teachers rallied against what they described as a "catastrophic" state of public education. The core complaints include: [1, 2]
  • Infrastructure Decay: Protesters have highlighted dangerous and uncomfortable learning environments, including leaking roofs, lack of heating in the winter, broken desks, and extreme heat during summer heatwaves due to poor climate control. [1, 2]
  • Severe Staff Shortages: Students report going weeks or entire semesters without core subject teachers being replaced, severely hurting their preparation for critical national exams. [1, 2]
  • Overcrowded Classrooms: Budget constraints have led to packed classrooms and overloaded schedules, stretching the remaining staff thin. [1, 2]
  • Systemic Discontent: Frustrations have also targeted the controversial undergraduate admissions web system, "Parcoursup," long school days lasting until 6:00 PM, and a recent ban on mobile phones. [1, 2]

Why the Unrest Spread to Belgium

The demonstrations crossed into the French-speaking Wallonia-Brussels Federation of neighboring Belgium, fueled both by a sense of solidarity and shared local grievances. In Belgium, the protests have converged with a broader anti-austerity movement opposing Prime Minister Bart De Wever's proposed €10 billion government spending cuts. Belgian students and education workers are marching against: [1, 2, 3]
  • Tuition Hikes: The Parliament of the French Community approved raising annual state higher-education fees by roughly 43%, increasing tuition from €835 to €1,194.
  • Teacher Burnout: Proposed reforms require secondary school teachers to take on extra mandatory classroom hours per week.
  • Budget Cuts: Anticipated spending cuts threaten to reduce overall education quality, understaff classrooms, and limit access to study materials. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Current Status and Escalation

The situation has become highly volatile. While the vast majority of demonstrators are peaceful students, teachers, and parents, authorities in both countries claim the movement has been hijacked in part by outside rioters
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1) Everyone should scratch their head about the fact that Palestinian flags are being waved in France (whether it's native French or "migrants" from somewhere else) if the issue at hand is education.

2) Burning a building down will certainly fix the leaky roof.

3) Tuition hikes? Didn't anyone tell the French citizens that someone's gonna have to subsidize all the third world immigrants they imported?

4) If my school was being set on fire I'd have teacher burnout too.

5) The situation is highly volatile but the majority of the demonstrators are peaceful? Do you work at CNN?
 
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Polish Leppy 22 said:
1) Everyone should scratch their head about the fact that Palestinian flags are being waved in France (whether it's native French or "migrants" from somewhere else) if the issue at hand is education.

2) Burning a building down will certainly fix the leaky roof.

3) Tuition hikes? Didn't anyone tell the French citizens that someone's gonna have to subsidize all the third world immigrants they imported?

4) If my school was being set on fire I'd have teacher burnout too.

5) The situation is highly volatile but the majority of the demonstrators are peaceful? Do you work at CNN?
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You're missing my point... It's not raging Muslims looking to create their own closed communities with Sharia Law, as you all are insinuating.

That's it, done.
 
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Ilhan Omar is a rapist?
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You're missing my point... It's not raging Muslims looking to create their own closed communities with Sharia Law, as you all are insinuating.

That's it, done.
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Guaranteed your not done. An absolute Kalshi bet there.
 
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I knew you weren't done! :ROFLMAO:

Yeah, a post that wasn't posted on purpose, and then the one where you would post again.
 
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Polish Leppy 22 said:
1) Everyone should scratch their head about the fact that Palestinian flags are being waved in France (whether it's native French or "migrants" from somewhere else) if the issue at hand is education.
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It's education, supplies, resources, teachers, etc. Not sure why there have been some Palestinian flags other than a few students or groups who may want to show support for Palestine; otherwise, I don't think there's anything nefarious about it.
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2) Burning a building down will certainly fix the leaky roof.
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Per the BBC, according to French authorities, school administrators, and intelligence reports, responsibility for the arson and property damage is primarily split between outside agitators infiltrating the crowds and a fraction of radicalized, non-peaceful demonstrators. While the vast majority of the hundreds of thousands of student protesters have remained peaceful, officials point to specific groups for driving the vandalism:
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3) Tuition hikes? Didn't anyone tell the French citizens that someone's gonna have to subsidize all the third world immigrants they imported?
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See, now why did you have to bring in 3rd world immigrants? There's no mention of them. And sure, the budget $ will need to be found somewhere, but dilapidated school buildings with rats is something worthwhile to fix.
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4) If my school was being set on fire I'd have teacher burnout too.
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That's a strange comment. 1) Teachers were supporting the students and not burnt out; and 2) the fires (the government explicitly attributes this severe destruction to radical groups and outside infiltrators who have co-opted the student movement.) came after the protests had started so faulty logic there.
Polish Leppy 22 said:
5) The situation is highly volatile but the majority of the demonstrators are peaceful? Do you work at CNN? Generally very peaceful and no, I don't work for CNN and look at the protests on other news sources: https://www.france24.com/en/france/20261013-tens-of-thousands-rally-across-france-as-high-school-protests-gather-strength Ooh, they look so radical, violent, and volatile.
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Like I said, you're simply looking to feed your insane narrative that there's a global Islamic intifada that's looking to destroy Western countries and governments and institute Sharia Law.
 
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drayer54 said:
We should have more of this.

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This MAGA parrot influencer is full of shit. Nonsensical propaganda. After talking about himself, he simply stated get out and vote to get the candidates who can make our lives better. He never advocated they needed to vote for Muslim candidates only.
 
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What we really need is more of this: Pedos, Wife/child abusers, and crazy, delusional, & offensive candidates, 100%...

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NDWarrior said:
It's education, supplies, resources, teachers, etc. Not sure why there have been some Palestinian flags other than a few students or groups who may want to show support for Palestine; otherwise, I don't think there's anything nefarious about it.

Per the BBC, according to French authorities, school administrators, and intelligence reports, responsibility for the arson and property damage is primarily split between outside agitators infiltrating the crowds and a fraction of radicalized, non-peaceful demonstrators. While the vast majority of the hundreds of thousands of student protesters have remained peaceful, officials point to specific groups for driving the vandalism:

See, now why did you have to bring in 3rd world immigrants? There's no mention of them. And sure, the budget $ will need to be found somewhere, but dilapidated school buildings with rats is something worthwhile to fix.

That's a strange comment. 1) Teachers were supporting the students and not burnt out; and 2) the fires (the government explicitly attributes this severe destruction to radical groups and outside infiltrators who have co-opted the student movement.) came after the protests had started so faulty logic there.

Like I said, you're simply looking to feed your insane narrative that there's a global Islamic intifada that's looking to destroy Western countries and governments and institute Sharia Law.
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1 - waving a Palestinian flag in France is a head scratcher if the cause/ protest is about education. That doesn't add to any potential solution.

2 - If the French authorities know who's causing the damage, have they made any arrests? Released any identities? Names? Occupation? Country of origin? Citizenship status?

3 - New buildings and new French "citizens" cost money. Not sure why there's an uprising with tuition going up. Even in Europe you can't have everything for free

4 - It was sarcasm

5 - Nothing about my observation is insane, and it isn't isolated to France. We've gone over this hundreds of times in recent years and it's easily recognizable in other European countries. These people aren't immigrating to the west and assimilating. They're invading.

The only aspects of this that scream insanity are the nations who welcome them in (cultural suicide) and people with your mindset who defend them at every turn, despite the fact that most of them hate you and certainly don't like anything associated with the University of Notre Dame.

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drayer54 said:
Im going to need an IG influencer to tell me what ALL means

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Im going to need an IG influencer to tell me what ALL means

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Maybe a Russian bot will hide the fact the this is from a period 2006-2008. Maybe that Russian bot will not disclose the total number of rapes reported were 440 for that period.

Who knows, I’m not brainrotted by Twitter and looked to see how correct that assumption is.
 
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Then what are you brain rotted with?
TorontoGold said:
Maybe a Russian bot will hide the fact the this is from a period 2006-2008. Maybe that Russian bot will not disclose the total number of rapes reported were 440 for that period.

Who knows, I’m not brainrotted by Twitter and looked to see how correct that assumption is.
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History does indicate you have issues. The LIES.... The SPIN...
 
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