What did we learn from the French "student riots"? Apparently nothing

 

If you still believe the protests that burned and looted in many French cities (including the capital), you're too uninformed to breathe.

And if you think this same shit isn't coming here--like a damn freight train, in every Democrat-ruled shithole city--you're dreaming.

Oh wait...it already has: summer of 2020, even as the utterly corrupt Fauci warned people not to socialize, and Dem governors ordered a total lockdown, hundreds of thousands of protesters burned and looted U.S. cities.  It's now been a bit over six years and everyone's forgotten the endless hours of video, most taken by cell phones and seen by very few Americans.

But either you never saw the burning cities, or you've forgotten.  But it's coming, again, because the communists/socialists/DSA are following the same playbook as their comrades in Paris: convince everyone that they're entitled to everything they want, "for free," by taking whatever they want.

There are HOURS of videos of Americans in Paris interviewing residents, and you hear the same things over and over: the rioters hate anyone who owns a shop or a business of any kind.  The "solution"?  Loot it, burn it.  Vandalism as entertainment.

This is the totally inevitable result of socialists telling people they can have anything they want, "for free," and that anyone who disagrees is the enemy.