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Get ready to dive into a wild story, folks! Brace yourselves for some explosive action straight out of Nanterre, France, where rioting has erupted like Mount Vesuvius! This little town, nestled in the northwest of Paris, is currently hotter than a jalapeno pepper.
?? EN DIRECT – La tension monte à #Nanterre. Un feu est allumé dans un bâtiment. (Clément Lanot – CL Press) pic.twitter.com/lBnwdgshIn
— AlertesInfos (@AlertesInfos) June 29, 2023
Paris: Rioters in the banlieue (suburb) of Nanterre set fires after a 17-year-old driver ignoring police orders was shot dead. Activists are trying to make this a BLM George Floyd-style moment. pic.twitter.com/pVLJfKdX7Y
— Andy Ngô ?️? (@MrAndyNgo) June 28, 2023
So, what’s causing all this fracas, you ask? Well, it seems that the spark that set this powder keg ablaze was a controversial police killing. A 17-year-old Algerian male was involved in some kind of altercation during a routine stop. Now, we don’t have all the juicy details just yet, but we can’t deny that this incident has set off a wave of anger and upheaval.
But wait! Hold the phone, because it seems like these so-called “protests” are more like full-blown riots. We’re talking schools being set on fire, police stations turned into BBQ pits, and even town halls going up in smoke! It’s like a scene from a Hollywood blockbuster, except it’s real, and it’s happening right now.
Now here’s the kicker, folks. Brace yourselves for a good old-fashioned chuckle. Our pals over at CNN, always keen on shining the spotlight on anything that makes conservatives uncomfortable, are pulling off some linguistic gymnastics. They’re calling these violent, chaotic events “protests,” and the participants “protesters.” Can you believe it? Even when the situation clearly screams “RIOT!” they can’t bring themselves to utter the forbidden word. It’s like they have a fantasy bubble where facts and reality don’t exist.
I’ll let you in on a little secret, folks. CNN’s love affair with twisted semantics and watered-down language is all about their precious ideology. They can’t bear to acknowledge that sometimes, people lose their marbles and start rampaging through the streets. It just doesn’t fit their narrative. No, no, no! According to CNN, it’s all just “unrest.” Well, I guess that’s one way to downplay the carnage unfolding before our eyes.
But hey, let’s have a good laugh at CNN’s expense, shall we? It’s a reminder that bias lurks in every corner of the media, even across the pond. So, buckle up, folks, because it seems like the world has gone mad. Nanterre is in chaos, CNN is playing word games, and the only thing missing from this chaotic circus is a popcorn stand. Welcome to the theater of the absurd!
Source: Townhall
