Anonymous #1 1d

It was founded because we were sick of being a colony with no representation and forced to pay massive taxes. The British were also directly violent against colonists with events such as the Boston massacre. This is completely different from what is happening in France, which has a foreign population looting and burning the country. They have no goal other than to rob.

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Anonymous last_republican_on_yikyak 1d

Ah so you either have no idea what’s happening or you’re choosing to be racist over informed, masterful gambit moron

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Anonymous mr.maga 1d

It sucks. Some people just can’t be helped. At least people on the fence reading these discussions see the insanity and are driven to the right path.

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Anonymous #1 1d

I am over informed, but not racist.

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Anonymous #1 23h

republican shocked when migrants assimilate into the beutiful, rich French culture of burning down the city. 🫣

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Anonymous #1 23h

Bro really thinks our ways of dealing with conflict and revolutionizing should be the same as they were 100s of years ago. We have made leaps and bounds in the last hundreds of years and so has our mentality of conflict. Aggressive individuals need to be shamed and held accountable for their behavior. They are bullies and think control is though fear, force, and the loudest voices in the room.

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Anonymous #4 23h

Bro really thinks that a government with a monopoly on violence isnt going to use that violence against dissenters and that the only valid response to violence is nonviolence

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Anonymous #1 23h

Do you think that the backlash against the French government over education is proportional?

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Anonymous #1 23h

And do you think the riots happening in France are just unhappy students” and not just opportunists using the unrest to rob, loot, and set things on fire?

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Anonymous #4 23h

I’m not French so I can’t say personally if it is or not, but if that is the action they feel they need to take then perhaps they might have a reason to feel that way

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Anonymous #4 23h

As with every moment of unrest there’s always going to be opportunists, if we stopped defining movements based on the actions of few then maybe we’d better understand why they’re happening in the first place

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Anonymous #1 23h

What if the actions of the few have impacts that affect a large amount of people? I understand that there are millions of people who are actually protesting for school reform, but you can’t just ignore people using that movement for unjustified violence. That hurts both the movement itself and the innocent people in the crosshairs.

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Anonymous last_republican_on_yikyak 22h

As opposed to colonial era US, which definitely didn’t have a foreign population robbing those who were already here

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Anonymous last_republican_on_yikyak 21h

I’m gonna draw you guys kissing brb

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Anonymous #5 15h

So we are admitting native France is being conquered by a nonnative population right now?

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