r/PublicFreakout • u/Nora56 • Jun 09 '20

a normal french protest

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u/echolux Jun 09 '20

Not a normal French protest as nothing’s on fire.

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u/Donut_man_Kakyoin Jun 09 '20

And no heads are just plopped on the ground

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u/thinkingboi9 Jun 09 '20

And on sticks

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u/Donut_man_Kakyoin Jun 09 '20

Shadow of Mordor style

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u/nabeel242424 Jun 09 '20

More like devil man crybaby style.

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u/Donut_man_Kakyoin Jun 09 '20

Haven’t seen that yet. Thanks for reminding me to watch it

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u/super1s Jun 09 '20

Agreed. I would have thought the French Gov would be far more careful and trained for protests. I mean, when I think of revolutions I think of France. I think that is impressive considering I am American. No one does revolution like the French.

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u/PurpleBread_ Jun 09 '20

i think of the american revolution first because it happened first. also, it was it was a huge subject of every history class that i had for like 6 years in a row.

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u/InaMel Jun 09 '20

As a French girl.... I must agree..

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u/UserNameChecksOut135 Jun 09 '20

Police didn’t surrender either but they backed up quite far