Posted On: Saturday - October 24th 2026 5:52PM MST
In Topics: Commies Lefty MegaStupidity
Peak Stupidity has been remiss in writing about the rioting in France, which is spreading throughout western Europe. Perhaps it's not even necessary to state for our readers that we don't think the protests, arson, and other destruction over there are about the lack of crayons and pencil-top erasers in the French Government schools. It's just more destruction by violent black (and for Europe, for something completely different!) Moslems*, who have big grievances. I'll list but a few:
) MOAR free shit!Many such
2) They won’t let us grope the White hotties even during sexual emergencies!
3) The French kids humiliate us by getting better grades due to not being stupid.
4) The beauty of these fancy cathedrals and museums are an affront to our culture!
5) We never get any support money from Singham, Soros & Sons until we get out in the streets burning and breaking stuff.
That's not what I'm here to write about this fine morning. I read yet another Gateway Pundit article about the goings on in western Europe, including a planned big strike**: Communist Parties Cross Borders: Portugal, Spain and Greece Join Calls for a November 20 Youth Strike. Something struck me in there:
A coalition of student and youth organizations across Europe has called an International Youth Strike under the slogan “Fight for Our Future, Not Their Wars.”I had a flashback to the Vietnam protest era. No, I was neither there protesting nor there beating heads, but it was a flashback to my LEARNING about the Vietnam protest era. The protests, BTW were not solely an American thing, as much as Americans, and S. Vietnamese, of course, were the men fighting that war. There was the same sort of protesting in western Europe back in those mid-1960s. There's something about these Communists organizers today using the Establishment's war-mongering as an inspiration for protests, rioting, and destruction that prompts a comparison to 60 years ago.
I take it the organizers today are referring to increasing European involvement in the Ukrainian fight against Russia. No, western European countries sure don't need to get involved in this. However, as of now, there are no French young men being drafted to go fight, maybe get maimed or die in the Ukraine. It's another log on the fire, but making these protests anti-war is not something I see as being a successful tactic.
It certainly was in the 1960s, in America, at least. Young men were being drafted and many came back in body bags. I tend to think that if the big protests hadn't been about the Vietnam War, they may not have gotten as big as they were. America was still a deeply Conservative country. How many young Americans, say the 90% White guys, were going to get out in the streets on behalf of Civil Rights without the war being a part of it?
It's material for another post, but, without taking the subsequent history into account, i.e., without hindsight, the Vietnam war had more of a reason to be fought than some war to support the Ukraine against Russia.
Yet, just as in the 1960s, the Communists behind the scenes are throwing as many logs into the fire as they can come up with. What else can they come up with? If it were up to me, the rioters would be told to raise hell on behalf of border control, "Remigration NOW!" (I guess you could get the Africans to go along if they could still smash and steal stuff - the Moslems might get wise to it.)
However, you can bet that this protesting in France and now more of western Europe will never be about anything that's good for the future of France, Spain, Portugal, wherever. That's not at all the point. The purported reason for the rioting doesn't matter to the Communists behind the scenes. Societal destruction is what they're after.
* Some of the Moslems are black, and some of the blacks are Moslems. It's not my day to keep track of these people.
** Wait, how will we know if they're striking if most of these people do nothing for a living but collect welfare? Same thing, not my monkeys, not my circus.
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