CBS ‘News’ got absolutely destroyed online after using a very poor choice of words to describe the worst riots in the history of France.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, the Islamo-Marxist riots in France have completely exploded after weeks of mayhem and are threatening President Emmanuel Macron’s home.
Thousands of violent protesters on Saturday overturned cars, set buildings ablaze, and attacked police across the country. One of the most historic structures in the entire country, the 143-year-old Limoges town hall, has now burned to the ground as the police continued to sit on their hands.
Rioters were also on the verge of reaching Macron’s palace. Just imagine the horror if it were set on fire as well.
CBS, however, considered the torching of an entire country by Muslims and communists a mere “scuffle.”
Yes, the outlet really tweeted that word.
While CBS later deleted the tweet, it came far too late. X users were livid over the choice of words.
Many compared the post to CNN’s infamous “fiery but mostly peaceful protests” chyron during the 2020 Black Lives Matter riots.
Has France Fallen? Far-Left Rioters Torch Buildings, Loot Luxury Stores As Macron Loses Control
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France's weeks-long social unrest appears to be intensifying this weekend, with footage circulating on X showing a clear escalation in violence by far-left radicals and a deterioration in public order. The sustained chaos is exposing the limits of President Emmanuel Macron's rapid response and raising alarming questions about his government's ability to contain the crisis.
The latest government figures show that 550,000 people joined riots/protests nationwide on Saturday, including 110,000 across the Paris metro area. Separate reports say riots and chaos have spread to other EU countries. This is just embarrassing for the left-wing Brussels elite.
In Paris, police deployed tear gas and water cannons as far-left radicals smashed storefronts, set vehicles on fire and attacked local law enforcement. Rioters targeted luxury retail shops, and some reportedly threatened to storm the Élysée Palace.
Radicals emerged in other major cities. A tourism office burned in Lyon, while rioters reportedly entered municipal buildings in Marseille and Lille. In Marseille, radicals toppled a bust of Marianne and trashed city hall, BFMTV reported.
Rioters targeted stores including Apple, Louis Vuitton, and Hermès in Bordeaux.
This footage illustrates the troubling breakdown of public order across France.
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