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Sunday, Mar 08, 2026

Police violence in Paris

Macron has signed a dictatorship law, bypassing voters and parliament. The French people are exercising their duty to protest against this dictatorial act. Instead of joining the protesters and arresting Macron for violating democratic rights, the police are brutally attacking protesters who are defending the country from Macron's dictatorial act The French people are very tolerant of police violence and are not exercising their civil and human right to arrest every policeman that uses illegal violence against peaceful protesters. This is the EU, not Russia, China, or North Korea. Just make sure you are not confused, this is Macron’s France in 2023, not Vichy France 1940.
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