Just like most of the media today, it's difficult to see what the truth is behind the preferred narrative.
We're currently in a world where many of those in power -true power, demand that we're segregated
and divided on opinions.
There's no room for two opposing views to be correct at the same time or rational logic to be offered in
defence of a situation. The conduits of information won't allow it because of their need to keep their
fiscal heads above water and also, it suits certain well-funded agendas that the media enjoy.
As said before, this isn't about gender or race, it's about class.
Those who're causing the damage in France are an ideal example of how the bourgeoisie-class,
the ones who believe they are the 'average', believe they hold a privileged position and for some
reason, feel guilty about it.
If you succeed in life, then well done. If you screw up your life, then pull up your socks and get a
grip. You can help the poor if you want, but there's no need to feel bad about the poverty around
you. Self-accountability is a harsh reality.
To cleanse themselves of this assumed guilt, the young of the middle-class seem to have decided
that making everything free and yet, everything constrained to their viewpoint is a noble quest.
Destroying private property -because it brings an odd sense of noble release, is seen by the masked
larpers as okay and is a strike against the unseen Elite that they believe spit on the down-trodden.
(Even though privately, they also believe they're a small part of that 'upper' class.)
They're all Robin Hood and pretend to see the reality of the world through a movie lens. They feel
better when they return to the home their parents worked hard for, knowing that they will never
freeze in the winter or sweat in the summer. Ma and Pa Normal -somehow, will always keep the
central-heating and the air-conditioning working with some strange magic.
The rioting young have been taught to not count themselves lucky and to press on in making the world
a better place for all, they've been conned into feeling bad about their lifestyle and have transformed
that guilt into anger for the sake of those they believe are 'lesser' than themselves.
"Let them eat cake" comes to mind.
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The BBC reported the Paris riots, but it's only in the commentary below the article that an indication
of who is really destroying the famous capital of romance.
We're currently in a world where many of those in power -true power, demand that we're segregated
and divided on opinions.
There's no room for two opposing views to be correct at the same time or rational logic to be offered in
defence of a situation. The conduits of information won't allow it because of their need to keep their
fiscal heads above water and also, it suits certain well-funded agendas that the media enjoy.
As said before, this isn't about gender or race, it's about class.
Those who're causing the damage in France are an ideal example of how the bourgeoisie-class,
the ones who believe they are the 'average', believe they hold a privileged position and for some
reason, feel guilty about it.
If you succeed in life, then well done. If you screw up your life, then pull up your socks and get a
grip. You can help the poor if you want, but there's no need to feel bad about the poverty around
you. Self-accountability is a harsh reality.
To cleanse themselves of this assumed guilt, the young of the middle-class seem to have decided
that making everything free and yet, everything constrained to their viewpoint is a noble quest.
Destroying private property -because it brings an odd sense of noble release, is seen by the masked
larpers as okay and is a strike against the unseen Elite that they believe spit on the down-trodden.
(Even though privately, they also believe they're a small part of that 'upper' class.)
They're all Robin Hood and pretend to see the reality of the world through a movie lens. They feel
better when they return to the home their parents worked hard for, knowing that they will never
freeze in the winter or sweat in the summer. Ma and Pa Normal -somehow, will always keep the
central-heating and the air-conditioning working with some strange magic.
The rioting young have been taught to not count themselves lucky and to press on in making the world
a better place for all, they've been conned into feeling bad about their lifestyle and have transformed
that guilt into anger for the sake of those they believe are 'lesser' than themselves.
"Let them eat cake" comes to mind.
.........................................................................
The BBC reported the Paris riots, but it's only in the commentary below the article that an indication
of who is really destroying the famous capital of romance.
Quote:The great unwashed
By Hugh Schofield, Paris
'It is quite clear there were agitators or "casseurs" at the sharp end of the clashes with police.
We saw groups of people both from the anarchist far left and from the nationalist far right.
They were tooled up and ready for a fight.
The vast majority of "gilets jaunes" (yellow vests) who came to Paris to protest were not in that
category. There were many who were happy to look on, jeering police and providing moral
encouragement to the front lines.
And then there were the crowds who hung back - genuinely wanting nothing to do with the trouble.
Inevitably even these people agreed it was the police who had started it all, by wanton use of tear
gas.
The Health Minister said the protests had been taken over by "extremist groups"
The numbers were small, just a few thousand. But across the country the cause is extremely popular.
They say -quite proudly -that they are the "sans-dents", the great unwashed, the forgotten majority
from the sticks. And they've had enough...'
Quote:'...Earlier this week, Mr Macron tried to strike a conciliatory tone, saying he was open to ideas about
how the fuel tax could be applied. But his speech does not appear to have gone far enough in assuaging
people of the view that he is out of touch with ordinary people...'
Quote:'...One building was set on fire on a major avenue near the Arc de Triomphe and protesters stole anSOURCE:
assault rifle from a police vehicle in the centre of the city. Department stores and metro stations were
closed as a result of the violence. But protesters insisted the movement was peaceful.
"It's a mess because we don't have a leader," Dan Lodi, 68, told AFP.
"You always have some idiots who come to fight, but they don't represent us at all," he said.
Among the peaceful demonstrators, who held up slogans such as "Macron, stop treating us like idiots",
there were those hiding their faces with masks and goggles...'
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