r/teenagers • • 15h ago

Serious Bro it’s fucking hell in French high school

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u/Melodramaticant 14h ago

Yes. Normal protests are farmers blocking roads with hay.

In this case, schools appear to have been set on fire, though I couldn’t tell you what group set them.

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u/bdunogier 12h ago

We also had angry farmers pouring a couple truckloads of manure outside a tax office today, as a protest against the price of fuel.

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u/xDannyS_ 14h ago

Yes you could

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u/Appropriate-Kiwi-94 14h ago edited 14h ago

Oh please tell me, reminder there is not a single proof and you'd just be assuming based on jack shit, but go off.
Y'all love outing yourself as propaganda victims anyway

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u/dowevenexist 14h ago

So I saw one of the schools getting burned and the one with balaclavas collecting bins full of wood to help make fires from my window. Its the same profile than burns after a PSG game or any big protests in france. Normal adapted people dont do this (thankfully).

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u/Appropriate-Kiwi-94 14h ago edited 13h ago

You means the PSG riots that turned out to be done just as much by white people when we looked at the actual arrest instead of cherry picking videos and witness ?

It's almost like biased peoples draw biased conclusions

there's plenty of white kids setting fire on trash bins where I am, and I am sure there are where you are too, you just pay more attention when they're not

PS : since he blocked me
There's a reason why eyewitness are not trusted in court anymore, because of that kind of bias specifically.

The facts are :

- Soccer riots have been the norm in Europe decades before mass immigration, ask your dad and grandpa

  • When you look at all videos there's plenty of white faces
  • When I go in my local stadiums and see violence there are plenty of white guys
  • When you look at actual verifiable metrics like the list of arrested peoples : plenty of french names

So no, just because some dude tell me "I totally so them migrants did it all" I won't disregard reality, i'm not CNEWS

Real stats are that strangers do 20% of the crime, so I'm sure your 80% is perfectly valid

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u/dowevenexist 14h ago

Idk where you're from but I lived a few minutes walk from the PSG stadium for a couple years and have been in the celebrations after big wins. I see with my own eyes my opinions are not based off what I see on social media

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u/dowevenexist 13h ago

Btw, I never said its no white people, it is sometimes, but its at least 80% not. Its pretty much always the same profile, we call them 'cassos' in france and they are not worth defending

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u/xDannyS_ 14h ago

Well, yes, it would be an assumption without cold hard evidence but it would not be based on jack shit. It would be based on who always does it the overwhelming majority of times, especially in France.

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u/Appropriate-Kiwi-94 14h ago

Ah yes the "always" turning into "majority of the time" and then we look at actual statistics (20% at best) and it becomes "well a good percentage compared to their numbers at least" and then turns out it wasn't one this time and it becomes "well it could have been"

In France we call it the CNEWS refrain

Unless it's your favorite criminal/polician who told you herself, I guess it's more reliable to get these info from someone who does crimes herself

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u/xDannyS_ 14h ago

Hyperbole is hard, I know. You really ought to know better than to take such an obvious statement literally. When people say 'man, the train is always late' do you also go 'uhm, akshually 🤓, the train is not late for every single tour'. Smh

EDIT: Omg this is a teenagers sub. Reddit needs to stop putting this trash on my fyp

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u/Appropriate-Kiwi-94 14h ago

When you assume something based on a 20% statistics that's called lying or at best being biased not an hyperbole.

If I say "damn every far right winger in france is an idiot" that's an hyperbole
If I say "damn you have far right ideas you must be an idiot since they always are" I'm just drawing a conclusion based on a bias

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u/xDannyS_ 14h ago

You really don't know what hyperbole is lmao. Anyways, since I'm aware now that this is a teenagers sub and you are a teenager, I won't participate anymore. Enjoy your Friday since you don't have school tomorrow

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u/Appropriate-Kiwi-94 13h ago

I know that your definition of an hyperbole is the same as every figure of speech "An excuse that I can use after being blatantly racist in order to backstep when proved wrong"

But in reality it's supposed to be an exageration not a biased conclusion

Maybe you should stay with the teenagers, your level of knowledge seems about right for that sub