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Antifa riots in French cities because they didn't like the election result
Paul Joseph Watson
Not a fan of democracy.
Summit News
Mon, 11 Apr 2022 19:17 UTC
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Antifa members in France reacted to the outcome of the first round of the presidential election by rioting in several cities because they didn't like the result.
Populist Marine Le Pen will face off against incumbent Emmanuel Macron in the second and final round of the election in two weeks after the pair racked up the most votes out of all the candidates.
This apparently displeased members of the far-left Antifa extremist group, who responded to the democratic vote by rioting in several major cities.
Rennes, Brittany saw innumerable acts of arson and several violent clashes last night in the aftermath of the vote.
Protesters who marched through the streets also caused property damage.
Other Antifa rioters attempted to smash their way into a bank.
Riot police were deployed.
Rioters also set off fireworks to protest the result in the city of Lyon.
Marseille was also hit with unrest.