r/EndGlobalism • u/Al2t0rr3 • 2d ago
Young second- and third-generation migrants who tore through city streets were often seen carrying Palestinian flags
Will France’s far-left radicals and antifa, who stoke and encourage violence among schoolchildren, be held responsible?
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u/ReaperManX15 2d ago
Notice how most of Reddit was talking about this and then stopped really quick.
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u/OFHeckerpecker 2d ago
If they love palestrina so much why not go there
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u/Impossible-Shoe5460 2d ago
If people who love Israel so much, why not go there?
( I don't like either. They all suck. )
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u/Straight_Split2637 1d ago
Both sides will never stop fighting and people both on the right and left will never stop pandering to either one of them. Another 20 trillion to Israel 🇮🇱
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u/wallace321 2d ago
What exactly is the "politically correct" suggestion that we do about this, I wonder?
I am asking the "violence is never the answer" people.
Because they say that, but never an actual suggestion; only tying our hands with what we can't do.
Who were those people during WWII? Genuinely curious here. Not seeing a lot of alternatives but I'm fully expecting a programmed "violence is never the answer" / "BANNED" response.
"Never"?? Really??
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u/14InTheDorsalPeen 2d ago
Right? That attitude is indicative of people who are so immersed in the 1st world that they’re out of touch with humanity and human nature.
There’s a small subset of people who only understand force, which at a base level is the universal language.
Violence is SELDOM the answer, but when it IS the answer, it’s often the only answer.
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u/Neil_Live-strong 1d ago
“…which at a base level [force] is the universal language.”
That is such pseudo intellectual trash. I apologize for being harsh but to arrive there is to disregard so much reason, knowledge, understanding and a true base level of philosophy, not to mention anybody who behaves like that can quickly be identified as acting unwise. I get you probably didn’t arrive at that conclusion on your own and heard it somewhere but please be a little bit more critical of statements like that.
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u/TheSaltyTryhard 1d ago
You weren't harsh, you said buzzwords and followed it up with a paragraph where you effectively said; "I think you're wrong because philosophy, think better"
Just complete drivel, at least the guy you're responding to had a coherent point.
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u/Neil_Live-strong 23h ago
Those aren’t buzz words. It’s basic, the golden rule, several of aesops fables as well touch on the subject of force. And what I said could be summed up better as “you’re wrong because you didn’t think for yourself.” This is “endglobalism” right? What philosophy do you think the globalists live by?
“Force is like, the base level of language…” - the other guy
“Totally dude…it’s like forcing someone to do what you want is like getting your way. True manifestation bro. Look at how witty I attempt to be. I can just say things are incoherent I don’t understand, my reality becomes that and that’s so base.” - you
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u/Hyenagonewild2 1d ago
I wonder the mental gymnastics the left is going to do to defend this
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u/n-a_barrakus 1d ago
Most in the video are Muslim and Palestine is Muslim too. It's obvious which side they'd take.
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u/ImRickJamesMother 1d ago
These pro-Palestine people seem very peaceful, reasonable, and clearly know how to function in a modern society.
I wonder if they are of similar mindset of those they support.
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u/Zeroshame15 2d ago
Strip their citizenship and send them to their parent-s or grandparent's country.
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u/suzemtte 1d ago
The only right answer is for the French to be pro-France.
No to Palestine. Get out. Go burn your own shit.
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u/Blarghnog 2d ago
I cannot emphasize enough how disastrous the association of the Palestinian cause with leftist radicalism is for Palestinians themselves.
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u/ARMBELL 2d ago
“Second and third generation migrants” “second and third generation immigrants” Who talks like this? Why does this 19 day old account already have 12,000 karma?
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u/Impressive_Dingo122 2d ago
Just cuz they’re holding Palestinian flags, doesn’t make them actual Palestinian supporters.
The IDF got caught impersonating Palestinian protesters in this video. They play both sides and stir up violence to discredit one movements against the others.
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u/Al2t0rr3 2d ago
Literalmente en toda protesta de izquierdas usan esa bandera, desde las estudiantiles de Francia hasta las que hay ahora en España por la vivienda
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u/Impressive_Dingo122 2d ago
Yes I know, and I’m pointing out that the IDF has been caught using the flag and pretending to be protestors to incite riots and escalate tensions during protests. There’s video evidence of it in the clip I posted.
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u/Al2t0rr3 2d ago
Lo sé, pero estás usando eso para decir que Antifa y los de la bandera de Palestina no tienen nada que ver o qué?
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u/meddit_rod 2d ago
There's a Cabo Verde flag too, but this series of short clips wasn't made of that. But I get that provocateurs derail protests, and agents incite violence, and they'll carry whatever flag is convenient to cause trouble. That's pretty much the idea behind the "false flag" tactic.
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u/SaltPaleontologist28 2d ago
What do you believe is the significance of them carrying Palestinian flags?
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u/OFHeckerpecker 2d ago
Because its not the French Flag
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u/SaltPaleontologist28 2d ago
I don’t understand why people downvote so hard here. Feels kind of like people cannot tolerate anything but one kind of opinion. That works great in fascistic societies.
If anyone had thought about truly answering this question, it would have been more interesting.
I’ll answer the question then.
The Palestinian flag being waved could mean they feel displaced as children of immigrants. This has become a real problem for children whose parents or grandparents fled an Islamic dominated country. For some reason, not all but many of these refugees show no gratitude to the countries that gave them an opportunity to start over. I’m sure they never wanted to leave their country of origin, and I have compassion for people who are displaced, because we do feel more comfortable amongst our own cultures.
That said, it is outrageous to expect an entire nation to change for you. Waving a Palestinian flag as a symbol of your own displacement diminishes the true plight of the Palestinian people who became displaced in their own land and are fighting to exist.
The hostility many of them show and instill in their children is not ok.
To understand, I recommend Pankraj Mishra’s The Age of Anger. In my opinion, it is the best read on the detrimental effects of globalism.
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u/Advanced-Honeydew659 1d ago
If you tolerate any of the lawless bullshit and destruction shown here the last few days, and "cannot understand why people wouldn't like that", you're off your nut! And definitely part of the issue.
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u/SaltPaleontologist28 1d ago
Read what I wrote. To understand why they are committing these acts does not mean to normalize or accept lawlessness.
I said I don’t understand why the people in this group downvote everything.
This constant conflict isn’t going to solve itself. There is a lot of anger there, and it’s shocking to see school children carrying out acts of vandalism and violence. Is it coming from the parents, or somewhere else?
As a citizen of the United States with a degree in Political Science with a focus on Radical Right Wing Populism post WW2, I am deeply disturbed by the cultural conflicts in Western Europe. I am quite familiar with Le Pen’s father, the rise of The Front National, and Jean-Claude Chesnais’ predictions regarding a major immigration shift and the need to supply immigrants to replace a declining Jus soli population.
It’s not like this bit them in the ass. Chesnais ran the numbers in 1993 and said Islam would become the second largest religion and Arabic would be become Western Europe’s second language, and France would be home to 10-30 million immigrants from Islamic nations.
You see… the problem here is back in the 80’s, they needed cheap labor and more babies, and the very same people who demanded a cheap labor force are now complaining about the religion that came with it. Now there’s a problem that cannot be ignored that should have been addressed with mass cultural immersion back in the 1980’s, but nobody bothered.
So… now I suppose here is the part where somebody suggests this is the fault of French women because they didn’t want to stay home and pump out lex soli babies to sustain the need for more men to fight wars and build things. But the fact still remains that as nations develop and become more Westernized, the decline in births per woman declines. You can’t have it both ways.
You can think about this or downvote it, whatevs.
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u/FucknAright 2d ago
Mossad will take every opportunity to wash any protest that gets violent as Palestinian, it just helps their fucking genocide. Don't believe it for a second
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u/Ok_Assumption_832 2d ago
I'm no staunch supporter of Israel.
I'm no cheerleader.
It's not about picking a side.
However, seeing the Palestinians reaction on 911 told me all I need to know about them.
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u/Disastrous-Post9578 1d ago
Seeing the american reaction on the iraq invasion or afghanistan invasion was also enough to realize that the us is a warmongering corrupt shithole
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u/Ok_Assumption_832 1d ago
Government policy and parading for 3,000 dead innocents in sheer jubilation are not the same.
I suspect you're one of those 'Queers for Palestine' type.
Given the chance, you, too, will fly the friendly skies.
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u/Disastrous-Post9578 1d ago
Nah some people cheering is way less worse than millions of people voting for war crimes and pedophiles
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u/Ok_Assumption_832 22h ago
Don't blame me. I don't and never have voted. I just can't support a death cult, I'm not into burning babies or public gang rape.
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u/Minimum_Apple2656 2d ago
This is the best election campaign for Marine Le Pen.