Facebook Follies of Friends and Families

[Razgovory]

Sometimes you need to be skeptical about your skepticism.

So you think the neo-Nazi has a point?

[Admiral Yi]

So you think the neo-Nazi has a point?

Why did you ask this to me, and not Ucks?

[grumbler]

So you think the neo-Nazi has a point?

Why did you ask this to me, and not Ucks?

Drink twice, everybody.

[Razgovory]

So you think the neo-Nazi has a point?

Why did you ask this to me, and not Ucks?

Cause I don't know which one is Ucks.

[Admiral Yi]

Cause I don't know which one is Ucks.

Why did you ask that question to me, and not the poster who posted just before me?

[Razgovory]

Cause I don't know which one is Ucks.

Why did you ask that question to me, and not the poster who posted just before me?

Because I thought you were telling him not to be so skeptical of the Watson tweet.  I admit, I wasn't sure, so that's why I asked.

[Admiral Yi]

Because I thought you were telling him not to be so skeptical of the Watson tweet.  I admit, I wasn't sure, so that's why I asked.

You answered my question, more or less, so I'll answer yours.

I have no clue if this guy is a neo-Nazi.  Never heard of him before.

If by his point you mean that immigrants are out on the streets disregarding the lock down, yes I do, on the basis of what Ucks (he's the poster who posted just before me) posted.

If by his point you mean is it lunacy, then yes, if the facts are true as reported it is lunacy.

[Eddie Teach]

Just because you're paranoid, don't mean they're not after you.

[Josquius]

Don't they see the inconsistency in the police operating in supposed no go zones? 🤔

[Duque de Bragança]

It's unfortunately worse than that. It's got a kernel of truth in it, twisted in service of a hateful ideology. Shelter-in-home orders have been difficult to enforce, and in some banlieues, it's taken the guise of the usual resistance to police controls.

Referenced by French media. Even some market zones in Paris centre with a strong immigrant population had trouble enforcing it. No rioting as in those banlieues though.
So there is trouble in the banlieues, it's more than a kernel of truth, say half-truth or more, but not (yet) the apocalyptic version depicted.

According to the generally well-informed left-wing satyrical Canard Enchaîné, now quoted by the right and far-right, government has decided to not press too much the lockdown over there, after early opposed attempts. Lack of personnel, due to sickness, courts to a standstill due to lockout etc. Curfews are left to local authorities, interior minister washing its hands (implied by the article).
Police all over the place does not help illegal drug dealing as a matter of fact, to give an example. Article ends by saying drug pushers have more masks than the police, and do home deliveries...

[Iormlund]

Article ends by saying drug pushers have more masks than the police, and do home deliveries...

Improvise, adapt, overcome.

[Admiral Yi]

The memesters seem to be slacking off. 

[Syt]

So between all the "stay at home", "wash your hands", "take Covid19 serious," "be nice to nurses/store clerks/truckers" posts, this one was wedged in:



I'm starting to think my sisters might not think too hard about what they post to their wall ... 

[viper37]

I'm starting to think my sisters might not think too hard about what they post to their wall ... 

starting? 

[Josquius]

It's interesting that the far right are so big on corona denialism. You'd think they'd be throwing themselves wholeheartedly into bigging it up as an extinction level event unless drastic action is taken.
It gives them so much of what they want. Hate for China, massively restricted international travel, etc...
If I was of a brexity disposition I'd be loving this and hoping it continues after the crisis.