Französisches Gericht erklärt, dass pro-palästinensische Proteste von Fall zu Fall verboten werden sollten

by bangthetank

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  2. I disagree with this. As long as a protest is following the law and engaging with the public in a peaceful manner, it should not be under any consideration of banning.

  3. ban both propalestinian and israeli for a period of time. There s a war and nothing good can come out of them. move the riots online

  5. No banning protests. Sorry if they are embarrassing for the west, but they should be.

  6. Yeah, that’s fair. Unfortunately there’s a lot of antisemites taking the opportunity to tag along on pro Palestinian protests and some nuance needs to be maintained to ensure that support for the Palestinian civilians doesn’t veer off into anti-Jewish hatred. It’s a strange line to walk, but under French law, the government kinda needs to walk it.

  7. Good. The blanket ban of protests is ridiculous, especially when the Palestinians need all the support they can get given they the abhorrent cruel Hamas terrorists on one side and IDF on the other.

  8. Since when have the French ever cared about protest laws?

    If they want to protest, they’re going to regardless of what their government says

  9. Anyone that is pro Palestine is misinformed.

    Pray for the people, not the land.

    Pray for Israel to eradicate the Hamas threat.

  11. Lmao the same country that proudly tells everyone of their revolution requires people to have a permit to protest.

  12. Because that’s what “progressive” countries do, ban speech and protests they don’t like. Moving humankind forward, one tyrannical step at a time.

  14. Should make them swear against hamas while holding their hand on a quaran

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