Muslims RIOT in France
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UPDATED: Tuesday, July 28, 2026 14:38
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I was talking BOXING there.
Aliisall
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Lets face it, Parisiens would riot if their coffee was too hot.
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The French are always fighting themselves because they can't fight anyone else, as soon as another nation came into the picture they'd be reaching for their government-issue white flags, surrendering faster than you can say 'valour'.
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Sigh. And I was so hoping for intelligent discussion.
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Originally posted by rue:
Sigh. And I was so hoping for intelligent discussion.
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Oh...you wanted INTELLIGENT discussions. You shoulda spoken up before. I think there's a special posting place for that somewhere. Follow the post trail of Signy & your other posting groupies to find it. The rest of us low-life retards will be content to just wallow in our ignorance here and there.
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When I saw someone had posted I eagerly clicked - to find regurgitated bias. Absent intelligent discussion I probably would have settled for funny or witty, but the post didn't seem to have anything I value.
I'm curious. How do you react to that kind of post ?
AHA ! Someone who thinks like me ! or...
Yeah yeah ... blah blah blah ... or ...
BORing or ...
Now that's a gem of common sense, or ...
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And if one poster can express an anti-French opinion, why can't another poster express disappointment in a post ? It's all opinion - right ?
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Originally posted by rue:
When I saw someone had posted I eagerly clicked - to find regurgitated bias. I probably would have settled for funny or witty, but the post didn't seem to have anything I value.
I'm curious. How do you react to that kind of post ?
AHA ! Someone who thinks like me ! or...
Yeah yeah ... blah blah blah ... or ...
BORing or ...
Now that's a gem of common sense, or ...
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And if one poster can express an anti-French opinion, why can't another poster express disappointment in a post ? It's all opinion - right ?
Just funnin' with you Rue.
Please go ahead and post as many French-positive posts as you like. I will read them all with an open mind. I have a serious side and a light-hearted side. I read these threads because something in the title intrigues me, or I read 'em 'cause so many others have already responded & I want to join in. We almost never agree on anything, yet I'm sure we could sit together and talk Firefly stuff for days...that's the beauty of this board over all others. Thank You.
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Originally posted by rue:
I thought there've been riots in France ever since Sarkozy took office. It was unions, then students, now apparently Muslims. Meh. Why should they be any different ?
Actually there have been riots in France since the fall of Lou'ie and founding of the First Republic.
Recently there were the pre-Sarkozy riots that helped win him power when folk suddenly realized...'hey our country is about to fall apart'.
Then Sarkozy comes to power and says 'US not so bad'- riots. 'You have to work for a living'- riots. 'We're standing up to Iran'- riots. 'I'm divorcing my wife'- riots. And so on. To be fair, the US isn't so bad, you do have to work for a living, Iran is bad news, and his wife was a whore...so its all good.
I'm just surprised that France is showing any kind of backbone...even it its just standing up to each other.
Me, I prefer California wine and Wisconsin cheese so as far as I'm concerned France can do what its likes...we've got a spare anyhow(Quebec...start warming up cause I'm sending you in.)
H
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Originally posted by chrisisall:
I was talking BOXING there.
Aliisall
Tell it to your court-appointed Muslim lawyer Sodom Izeme.
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It's been like this in France since the late 1960's -- the government suggests something a significant part of the populous dislikes, they riot, government backs down. It has blocked significant reform in both France and the EU.
Now weither or not you view that as a bad thing depends on how you view the reforms and to a degree on how you expect democracy to work. If for example 90% of the population were to elect a government with a specific platform would it be ok for the remaining 10% to riot to block that policy? Is there an inherent expectation that if you use the popular vote you are required to accept the policies you rejected? Or is "democracy from the street" a purer form of expression?
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