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  1. If you are not sarcastic: thank you.
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  2.  @yuzokoshiro1313  When the police is going violent, right to privacy does not apply.
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  3.  @Neil-Aspinall  You have to be dumb if you believe that being a model citizen will save you. They beat up everyone.
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  4.  @arsensoroka6475  Until speaking freely and criticizing your government becomes a crime.
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  5.  @sarahbergmann9897  No, it's not. It's there to make filming the police illegal and show police brutality harder.
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  6.  Big Smoke  "i WaS jUsT fOLLoWiNg OrDeRs" isn't a good excuse ever since the Holocaust.
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  7.  @badabing2302  No laws allow policemen to beat up people. In fact, they are breaking several laws by doing so.
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  8. They always were against the people. The law explicitly says that they are here to defend the state and the government, not the people.
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  9. We had 2 years of protests in France (gilets jaunes).
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  10. Because they can and are never punished for it. They are even encouraged by their superiors and by the government.
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  11. It has already happened in the US. This bill is our version of the American Patriot Act 2.0. Your policemen are also unaccountable. The NSA can track you without any warrant, read your online conversations, your texts. We live in proto-dystopian societies.
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  12.  @wahidwardak3022  No, they don't. And if you force us, the French people, you know how it ends.
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  13. "Wrong information" = "any criticism of the government or its militia"
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  14. Because the police is the only thing that keeps Macron in power. If we could, we would have guillotined him way back in 2017.
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  15. We never really had it in France.
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  16. Well said.
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  17. Not sure. Marine Le Pen voted FOR this law. She doesn't have to pass any law, her police state is ready for her.
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  18. When did it harm police officers? Just the ones who acted like criminals and even then, they often had no real punishment. This is a clear sign that the government wants to attack freedom of speech.
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  19. They are going down this road. Macron is scared shitless, his only asset is the police just like Louis XVI. Hope he'll end up like our former king.
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  20.  @OST1350  Let the virus spread by working in closed rooms.
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  21. Yes it is against freedom of speech and that's why we are protesting. We don't want people beheading teachers either.
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  22. Short memory span.
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  23. Macron is not socialist. If anything, left-wing groups are opposing this law.
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  24. Conservatives, always siding with fascists to preserve their wealth.
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  25.  @nonvalid962  Ironically, the German democracy works better than the French one.
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  26. @Adrian Ciurea France has a strong president and his government is writing this law. You're the one uneducated.
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  27.  @themusers03  He wasn't a disappointment because I never believed in him in the first place. This guy is a Sarkozy 2.0. This was clear from the get-go.
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  28.  @Daisy_3011  Why not? Freedom of expression is important. If someone behaves like a criminal, they should be exposed for the whole world to see. Especially if that thug is a cop.
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  29.  @hayaglamazonluxe  It's too long. These last 3 years with Macaron the 1st were already so exhausting.
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  30.  @notmyrealname8448  We had so many scandals for years now.
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  31. They are right about this.
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  32. It's been a while... The only thing that keeps Macron and other presidents before him alive is the police.
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  33. Sorry to break it to you but 63% of French people are either atheist or non-religious. Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité
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  34. The government and the police itself. None of them are held accountable.
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