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BLM Attempts to Burn French Town


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Above: something is on fire.

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/07/25/blmr-protesters-torch-french-town/

 

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Multiple Black Lives Matter protesters have been arrested in France after demonstrations against the death of a Malian man in police custody left Beaumont-sur-Oise and other nearby towns in flames. Of those arrested, some are being charged with throwing incendiary objects at security forces and others for “trying to burn down” their towns.

 

We should be thankful to BLM because just like with Canada, we were unaware that France had a major problem with Police killing minorities.

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The windows of municipal buildings such as public libraries were smashed, marchers shot homemade mortars and buckshot at police, and threw incendiary projectiles during the protests, which left several police wounded.

On Thursday Beaumont-sur-Oise mayor Nathalie Groux, condemned the behaviour of some of the protesters, saying it would not solve anything.

She said: “Their intention was clearly to set fire to the town hall. They pulled out the mailbox, broke the door, and threw trash in before throwing a Molotov cocktail. Fortunately, it did not catch fire."

 

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On Saturday night thousands marched, many wearing “Justice for Adama” T-shirts, shouting slogans such as “no justice, no peace” and “I am Adama”. Many protesters yelled at the police, calling them assassins, but Mr. Traoré’s family called for calm, saying: “It serves no purpose to insult the police, they are there to do their job.”

When did "Black Lives Matter" become a thinkly veiled excuse to cause wanton destruction of property and burn your own town to the ground? Can't we sick a task force on these terrorists protestors already? How long do we let this go?

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I think we should be careful about ascribing the acts of a few on the movement as a whole. People who become violent should be arrested. 

Should the civil rights protests have been shut down because a minority of protesters became violent?

There was a valid reason for protesting. 

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7 minutes ago, Dark_Grey said:

When did "Black Lives Matter" become a thinkly veiled excuse to cause wanton destruction of property and burn your own town to the ground? Can't we sick a task force on these terrorists protestors already? How long do we let this go?

It's not just the thinly veiled excuse that bothers me, but like terrorists, these stupid jerk-faces have a twisted sense of entitlement when it comes to destruction (be it property or the lives and livelihoods of people). That sort of behavior is beyond inexcusable, and I hope that whatever punishment they receive, is as harsh as it gets.. and then some. The right to speak does not include the right to destroy and endanger the lives of others, and it's about time they learned that.

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3 minutes ago, ChaosRose said:

I think we should be careful about ascribing the acts of a few on the movement as a whole. People who become violent should be arrested. 

Should the civil rights protests have been shut down because a minority of protesters became violent?

There was a valid reason for protesting. 

True. Just because you are part of a movement or organization doesn't mean you are part of a movement or organization.

"No justice, no peace!!" Remember that? When BLM starts publicly decrying the violence I might be more inclined to agree with you. But as long as "kill white people" is part of the mantra, you can stuff the "Kumbaya" and acoustic guitar.

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well, to the contrary of Breitbart, the local news fail to have any mention of BLM, and as you can see in the local article we can hardly see a house on fire, that was a police car... not unusual during French protests (though frowned upon in other cultures).

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Just now, Dark_Grey said:

True. Just because you are part of a movement or organization doesn't mean you are part of a movement or organization.

"No justice, no peace!!" Remember that? When BLM starts publicly decrying the violence I might be more inclined to agree with you. But as long as "kill white people" is part of the mantra, you can stuff the "Kumbaya" and acoustic guitar.

Answer the question. Should any civil rights protests have been halted because some of the protesters became violent? 

Peaceful protesters should be allowed to gather. If you blanketly say no more BLM protests, you're taking away the rights of peaceful people who should have a voice about what is being done to their community. 

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5 minutes ago, questionmark said:

well, to the contrary of Breitbart, the local news fail to have any mention of BLM, and as you can see in the local article we can hardly see a house on fire, that was a police car... not unusual during French protests (though frowned upon in other cultures).

Interesting. So no one even knows for certain that BLM was involved at all. 

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25 minutes ago, Dark_Grey said:

When did "Black Lives Matter" become a thinkly veiled excuse to cause wanton destruction of property and burn your own town to the ground?

From its inception.

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Couple of thoughts , first one that popped to mind is one man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter . 
 

The next was of the Reichstag fire and the infiltration of political opposition groups by law enforcement in order to investigate and discredit them. 

I dont know the story so Im definitely not claiming thats what happened Im just saying lets do some research before labeling anyone with the scarlet T 

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7 minutes ago, Clair said:

It's not just the thinly veiled excuse that bothers me, but like terrorists, these stupid jerk-faces have a twisted sense of entitlement when it comes to destruction (be it property or the lives and livelihoods of people).

Because they are being coddled by an agenda teaching them to reject personal responsibility in place of hatred towards others. They are literally being groomed to blame white people which, as we are all aware, is slowly becoming an accepted justification.

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7 minutes ago, Dark_Grey said:

Because they are being coddled by an agenda teaching them to reject personal responsibility in place of hatred towards others. They are literally being groomed to blame white people which, as we are all aware, is slowly becoming an accepted justification.

I have to say that your assertion that calling for police accountability somehow equates rejecting personal responsibility is absurd. 

At this point it seems they are being groomed into that thought pattern by experience. 

The fact that our nation refuses to address the violent and tyrannical nature of 21st century policing has to look like racism to them. I think its much more complicated than JUST racism but to be in their shoes? I cant imagine the feeling of disenfranchisement and impotent rage at a system that ignores legitimate concerns. 

 

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7 minutes ago, questionmark said:

well, to the contrary of Breitbart, the local news fail to have any mention of BLM, and as you can see in the local article we can hardly see a house on fire, that was a police car... not unusual during French protests (though frowned upon in other cultures).

Definitely BLM.

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/fay-al-benhassain/black-lives-matter-makes-appearance-french-protests

http://www.infowars.com/black-lives-matter-supporter-releases-fk-paris-rap-song/

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/07/in-france-theres-a-call-for-a-black-lives-matter-movement/

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Also, the New Year's Cologne rapes weren't reported immediately, the Orlando shooter's transcript was heavily edited before release, and on and on.
I'm not surprised local news didn't want to name names.

 

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Just now, Dark_Grey said:

Definitely BLM.

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/fay-al-benhassain/black-lives-matter-makes-appearance-french-protests

http://www.infowars.com/black-lives-matter-supporter-releases-fk-paris-rap-song/

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/07/in-france-theres-a-call-for-a-black-lives-matter-movement/

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Also, the New Year's Cologne rapes weren't reported immediately, the Orlando shooter's transcript was heavily edited before release, and on and on.
I'm not surprised local news didn't want to name names.

 

They report that the thingy is about the misunderstanding about a police arrest (because if you follow the links, the cause of death was a illness, not police brutality), say that the black community was upset and protesting but fail to mention BLM? Yeh, right.

 

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37 minutes ago, Dark_Grey said:

When did "Black Lives Matter" become a thinkly veiled excuse to cause wanton destruction of property and burn your own town to the ground?

August 9th, 2014 when a thug was killed in an attempt to kill a cop.

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10 minutes ago, ChaosRose said:

Answer the question. Should any civil rights protests have been halted because some of the protesters became violent? 

Peaceful protesters should be allowed to gather. If you blanketly say no more BLM protests, you're taking away the rights of peaceful people who should have a voice about what is being done to their community. 

No, of course not. But the argument breaks down when you try and classify BLM as a "Civil Rights" group. "Occupy WallStreet" was an example of a peaceful protest. Relatively little violence, they camped out and did their time. BLM has been capitalizing on tragedies and pushing a very hate-filled agenda. Look up the ring leaders and who they associate with. Despite how they like to market themselves, BLM is not a new MLK movement.

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3 minutes ago, Dark_Grey said:

BLM is not a new MLK movement.

It's exactly what MLK wanted to avoid.

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and.....
 

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Brazil: Black Lives Matter Protests in Rio Ahead of Olympics
The U.S.-based movement held protests in Rio de Janeiro along with local activists in an effort to put Brazilian Black lives on the international map.

Activists from the U.S.-based Black Lives Matter movement marched with Brazilian partners through central Rio de Janeiro Saturday to protest police violence before the city hosts the first-ever Olympics in South America next month.

http://www.telesurtv.net/english/news/Brazil-Black-Lives-Matter-Protests-in-Rio-Ahead-of-Olympics-20160724-0012.html

 

 

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1 minute ago, seeder said:

and.....
 

 

Dear God why is anyone going to these Olympics?

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8 minutes ago, questionmark said:

They report that the thingy is about the misunderstanding about a police arrest (because if you follow the links, the cause of death was a illness, not police brutality), say that the black community was upset and protesting but fail to mention BLM? Yeh, right.

 

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/fay-al-benhassain/black-lives-matter-makes-appearance-french-protests

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"A poster for a protest rally targeting the U.S. Embassy in Paris on Saturday features the words 'Black Lives Matter' in English. In the event the demonstrators were not allowed to reach the embassy. (Image: Twitter)"

 

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Just now, Dark_Grey said:

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/fay-al-benhassain/black-lives-matter-makes-appearance-french-protests

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"A poster for a protest rally targeting the U.S. Embassy in Paris on Saturday features the words 'Black Lives Matter' in English. In the event the demonstrators were not allowed to reach the embassy. (Image: Twitter)"

 

and that, plus a few miscarried posts on Twitter proves that a local protest was organized by BLM?

Bad reporting, especially hanging it to a burning house that was not.

 

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35 minutes ago, questionmark said:

well, to the contrary of Breitbart, the local news fail to have any mention of BLM, and as you can see in the local article we can hardly see a house on fire, that was a police car... not unusual during French protests (though frowned upon in other cultures).

Don't pour cold water on hysteria! it's what keeps this place (and in particular, recent threads started by Dark Grey) going! 

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2 minutes ago, questionmark said:

and that, plus a few miscarried posts on Twitter proves that a local protest was organized by BLM?

Bad reporting, especially hanging it to a burning house that was not.

 

Why is it so hard to believe? They came to Canada to co-opt a Pride parade, apparently they're going to Rio ahead of the Olympics, this entire story fits BLM like a glove. "Obama's Street Gang" is going international.

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Just now, Dark_Grey said:

Why is it so hard to believe? They came to Canada to co-opt a Pride parade, apparently they're going to Rio ahead of the Olympics, this entire story fits BLM like a glove. "Obama's Street Gang" is going international.

Because these protest are, have been and will continue to be the French norm before, after and during BLM. If it is not Blacks it will be Protestants, if not Protestants Farmers, if not Farmers Trucker, if not Trucker Muslims. That is how France lived since the revolution. Every perceived injury by the government causes a massive protest with a burning police car or two (and that seems what keeps certain French car companies alive). That some try to jump on the bandwagon has nothing to do with reality. And I find jumping on a unrelated bandwagon shabby, no matter if pro (BLM) or against (Breitbart).

 

 

 

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I think very highly of Dr Martin Luther King. I do not think highly (quite the opposite actually) of the Black Lives Matters organization.

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So can someone tell me why "news" sites like Brietbart and Infowars are more believable than a news website within the country that this event happened? What do these "news" sites know that the French news outlets don't know? Perhaps the truth that these American "news" sites always prefer to ignore?

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