Paris: Molotov Cocktail's Thrown by Radical Protesters During Clashes With Police

a reply to: XAnarchistX

the best at what? setting other people on fire, destroying common regular hard working people's stores?


They are scum, and they are proud of being it.

a reply to: marg6043

They are terrorists, call them that to their faces and they will be proud of it.

www.eastbaytimes.com...



You might hate the police, but there's still a human being inside the uniform..

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: WeLovePutin

Isn't incendiary home made devices illegal? in most countries.

Causing injuries and burning people is terrorism.

Thats true. People who toss moltovs should expect to be shot dead in return in the future. Or at least be set on fire in revenge.

The fastest way to clear the streets is double O buckshot bouncing off the streets about ankle high.

a reply to: Kali74

AS predicted...INTERROGATIVES were posited,attend them please.

a reply to: cavtrooper7

R E A D.

If you see someone throwing one shoot them in their face.

Watch that antifa morale waiver.

lulz will be had by all.

If you really want war I say let's grant your wish take damn kid gloves off.

I'm sure there are millions more that feel the way I feel millions more than sympathize with their bs cause.

GAME ON.

You cakes are a 1%.

a reply to: Kali74

I did .
I ASKED QUESTIONS...
OR is trolling the only thing happening here so you refuse to answer?

At organising and taking actions

being 'Scum' is not rising up

a reply to: XAnarchistX

Using any form of violence ...by untrained actors, of lesser numbers ,against the main body of the people,is a bad idea on any continent...to attempt it as a social movement WON'T work unless you have the numbers,or the talent.
MONEY will push it ahead some but once a dedicated countergroup shows up ,PITY is GONE.

a reply to: Kali74

How is context silly?
You have a dismissive attitude regarding blatant violence...because why...its Europe and they do it all the time?
Show me my silliness

a reply to: cavtrooper7

She/he has no answer
Just vehemence towards order

a reply to: BlueJacket

Unless their cellphone induced mania is epidemic,the people of the collective are in for a REAL YUGE disappointment with eating and shelter once their parents die.

Ok, I find interesting a comparison between american antifas with european ones, especially german/italian antifas.

Maybe due to their countries history with nazism and fascism, that makes them more agressive or something along those lines.

a reply to: BlueJacket

I said it wasn't acceptable, I said I don't agree with violent tactics. You can go back and look or you can continue having an imaginary argument.

American Anti-Fa in Austin was just pathetic....oops, language warning!



On the other hand....actions speak louder than words.



www.rt.com/news/386725-clashes-erupt-between-police-demonstrators-paris/

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Just to ask why the woman RT.com reporter was wearing a military helmet when there seemed to be tourist and others milling around having laugh. Could it be that RT.com is trying to make a protest in France look like a massive disaster? I wonder why RT.com want to over-egg, and make their audience think France is on the brink of anarchy?

Political protests in France are traditionally boisterous. If it's not disaffected immigrants destroying their ghettos, or French farmers burning British sheep, then it's whining French complaining about the prospects of curtailing their cushy employment rights. In this case, it seems that divisive French politics have caused a bit of mayhem, but that's always been the case.

You don't get much politics in Russia anymore as Putin's political opponents seem to (er) die.

The moment these anarchist vermin attacked the security services is the moment they became anarcho-terrorists.

Lethal force should've been used on them.