Rioters in France burn 140-year-old city hall in a small city far from Paris

If you're like most American voters--which is to say, you get all your "newz" from the lying mainstream media--you may have heard about some...um..."student demonstrations" in Paris.

Tell us: what do you think is true about those..."student demonstrations," eh?

If you're like most American voters, you may have heard something about schools in Paris, but that's all...cuz all duh Media has said about 'em is that they're..."student demonstrations," apparently triggered by students wanting more teachers, or air conditioning, or better Internet, eh?

No.  Virtually every U.S. television network has a Paris bureau, so they (should) know who's behind these..."student demonstrations."  Turns out that out of 50 organizations carrying their professionally-made 40-foot-wide banners in the streets, THREE are real student groups.

The other 47 orgs--the real muscle behind burning cars, looting high-dollar stores, burning buildings--are communists, Muslims and "trade unions" (fronts for communists).  They couldn't care less about the students' complaints, but are eager to use the cover of "student protests"--The Narrative--to burn or steal everything they can burn or steal.

Example: Limoges is a small city over 200 miles from Paris.  Population 200,000.  Its schools have virtually nothing to do with those in Paris.  The city hall in Limoges was 143 years old and had survived both world wars.  
   Last night rioters set fire to it, essentially destroying it.
   When the building's clock tower fell, the leftist rioters cheered.
   The rioters weren't students from Paris, but communists and Muslims, eager to use the "student demonstrations"--in distant Paris--as a cover to burn, loot and destroy.

If you think this is an accident, or coincidence, you're too dumb to breathe without help. 

If you're not a marine engineer you may not know that ships loaded with too much weight on upper decks can suddenly roll over, even in calm seas.  They go from upright to inverted ("stable-2") in a few seconds.

Societies work the same way: when the revolutionaries (commies and Muzz) reach a certain strength, the cops and army suddenly switch sides, and the revolutionaries take over the government.

History repeatedly shows this is a deadly way to change governments:  the Khmer Rouge of Cambodia, the Russian revolution, Mao's takeover of China and on down to tiny islands taken over by communists: they execute their opponents.
  But of course the revolutionaries couldn't care less, because 1) they're not the ones in danger of being executed; and 2) they're convinced that any change through voting would be far too slow and ineffective.

What's happening in France is a glimpse of our likely future in the U.S, because once enough people fall for the commie lie that you'll get everything you need from "the government," for free, and no one will have any more than you, every dumb or lazy resident embraces that lie--and supports the revolution.

Thus we're seeing the ranks of the "Democratic Socialists of America" (DSA) starting to swell as more young Americans (and illegal immigrants) see a pathway to a life of ease, courtesy of "free stuff" from the government.

Problem, of course, is that someone has to produce virtually everything.  If no one has to work hard, how do all the goods and services demanded by people--and promised by the revolutionaries--get produced?

In the former USSR they did it by rationing: five-year waiting lists to buy a washing machine.  Ten-year wait-lists to buy a car.  Market shelves were often bare.  You don't see that today only because after the USSR was dissolved in December of 1991, the new government quietly stopped enforcing most of the economic diktats of the State, and let free markets take a much larger role.  
   Of course they couldn't actually SAY that, cuz that would be a major loss of face by the commies, eh?  But that's what happened. 

So back to France: the commies and Muzz are using the so-called "student demonstrations" to rally people to overthrow the government.  They may not succeed this time, but each effort wins more dumb, lazy and/or angry people to the cause.  It also ruins any chance young revolutionaries had to advance to a well-paid job, because who wants to bother studying hard and working hard when they believe a life of ease awaits--if only they keep supporting the revolution, eh? 

Source.   

https://www.yahoo.com/news/world/articles/students-tear-gassed-hit-batons-124656203.html