Once again, we see on television and read in the newspapers about these massive, intense riots in France. They seem to have spread to other countries now as well. There is nothing wrong with protesting, making one’s voice heard, or—in certain cases—resorting to civil disobedience; that is not wrong. But looting people’s shops, smashing up people’s cars, and destroying ambulances—ambulances that they themselves might one day need to ride in—is another matter.
Burning down historical buildings—why?
Looking at the people who are protesting and vandalising, it is probably safe to say—even without knowing for sure—that about 65% of them are not there because they want to see improvements, but simply to destroy.
What is also striking is that one hardly sees any French flags at all. There are Palestinian flags, Moroccan flags, communist flags. We know that this are not about problems within the schools; it is an invasion, the sole purpose of which is destruction.
Why is nothing being written about this?
And why is it so difficult to curb?
Seriously!
In England, people are arrested daily for what they write on social media; people are arrested for carrying English flags—police can be tough in those situations, but not now. Why?
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