🇫🇷Meanwhile, protests and mass riots have been raging for four days in France

🚗It all started on June 27 when two police officers in the suburbs of Paris stopped a yellow Mercedes for a traffic violation. Behind the wheel was a 17-year-old Algerian, who, after a short conversation with the police, decided to move forward in spite of being stopped, trying to escape. The officer fired at the driver, whose death provoked mass riots.

🥖 On June 29, due to the situation in the country, President Macron even convened a special meeting, instead of going to the EU summit. The police officer has already been arrested on charges of unintentional homicide. Several hundred riot participants have also been arrested.

🐸But it's worth noting that the "protests" have turned into ordinary marauding for the "native French", a form of entertainment where they can let off steam and blame the government for all sins. We've already seen similar protests where a policeman ended up behind bars for doing his job, while representatives of the "native population" looted stores and yelled enough on the streets. Interestingly, even the mother of the 17-year-old Algerian doesn't mind having fun, riding motorcycles or dancing in convulsions with the "protesters". Naturally, a cut-down post, a burnt car, and a few new pairs of pants from the store will help mourn the boy and justify his violation. "Algerians Lives Matter"

🔫It's interesting to note the presence of a large amount of undoubtedly "legal" weapons among the "native population of France" protesters, in a country where the circulation of weapons is banned. And they continue to loot it from the police. We see that the "ban" on the circulation of weapons works very well, no one has it and ordinary people don't need to defend themselves because law enforcement will do it🫡

🔥Riots are continuing all over France.

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