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French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday, February 14, urged calm and restraint after the fatal beating of a 23-year-old French youth aligned with the far-right on the sidelines of a conference by a hard-left lawmaker in the southeastern city of Lyon.

The death of the young man – identified only as Quentin – has intensified tensions between France's far-right and radical left who are both eyeing 2027 presidential elections.

He had been hospitalized in Lyon on Thursday after being attacked while providing what his supporters said was security for a protest against an appearance by hard-left MEP Rima Hassan at the Lyon branch of the Sciences Po university.

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[–] FunkyStuff@lemmy.ml 0 points 6 hours ago

Yeah of course that's not how French society will look at the murder. But that's not because of how much the French value life (lol, how long did it take to recognize Palestine?) or because of how noble they are, it's because French society is racist as hell and values fascists 1000x more than the Black and Brown people the racists kill routinely. I'm sure there's a million little Charlie Hebdos looking to one up each other in how they can blame Muslims for this as I write this comment.

And for the record, a world without fascists is a better world. What else are people gonna do with the fascists, take them to Sunday school and teach them better values?