Still riots!

 

For several weeks now, we have seen large-scale demonstrations—in France, among other places—that have spiraled out of control.

Yesterday total chaos on the streets

It usually starts calmly and, more often than not, for a specific reason—but unfortunately, it doesn’t end that way.

People are injured, both protesters and law enforcement.

Shops are looted, store windows are smashed, cars are burned

If you demonstrate for higher wages, better pensions, and better schools, I cannot see how this would help.

This time, buildings have been burned down—there are even roumers about churches, but yesterday we saw that they protect churches with military. There is chaos in the streets, and as an individual living through this, there is nothing you can do.

As is so often the case, it ends with almost nothing happening. Chaos for nothing.

These demonstrations have apparently been about the school, but as I said—all this violence, along with communist, Palestinian, and Hamas flags—what are they doing there?

Amidst all this chaos, there are journalists and politicians who think it’s a good thing—absolutely fantastic—and who support it.

In Sweden, we have a journalist—a far-left one.

who wrote on X—and I quote:

"I admires the French protesters 'because they do not submit to the language of power, because they seek to lift a nation out of injustice, and because they carry forward a revolutionary tradition, with living faces, in the streets and squares'"

He admires injured police officers.

He admires shops that have been smashed up and looted.

He admires people’s personal cars that have been burned.

If it is true that churches have burned, then he admires that, too.

How is that possible?

Feel free to comment, but please be polite.