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Laurent Obertone asserted that racism, when it stemmed from a feeling, an opinion, or an ideology, did not constitute an offense under French law. He accused the law of being exploited to discredit and silence opponents, and believed that this allowed journalists to tarnish them. He added that the objective was, in his view, to criminalize any criticism of immigration. #Racisme #LibertéDexpression #Immigration (translated)

Laurent Obertone wrote that the bones of Saint Nicholas, kept for nearly a thousand years, had been stolen, burned, and crushed in a "desire for destruction." He added that the gold torque of Vix, stolen this summer, had still not been found and was probably already melted down. He described a civilization at the mercy of looters. https://t.co/WIRYmUY7mU #patrimoine #histoire #protection (translated)

Laurent Obertone wondered if the people mentioned were truly peaceful antifascist activists seeking to practice popular self-defense. He compared them to individuals prosecuted for murder within an organized group, who, according to him, had no connection to their leader, friend, founder, and employer, and believed that the situations were very similar. #Antifa #Justice #AutoDéfense (translated)

Laurent Obertone wrote that, under Stalin, works considered anti-Soviet were removed from libraries and destroyed. He added that all publishing houses belonged to the state and that an official body had to approve each manuscript before its printing. #Histoire #Staline #LibertéDexpression (translated)

Laurent Obertone wondered what speeches had armed this man and wrote that this question no longer seemed to be asked. He added that the man had only attempted to kill a firefighter at point-blank range, a case that remained, in his opinion, a "trivial matter." #violence #société #actualité (translated)

Laurent Obertone wrote that the message denouncing "police brutality" was indeed accompanied by a real photo of an injury. He added that the extent of the injuries and the number of days of temporary work cessation remained unknown. https://t.co/P810x3iyR7 #Justice #DroitsHumains #ViolencePolicière (translated)

Laurent Obertone wrote that the individuals involved were under the influence of nitrous oxide and that the incident would not make the headlines, as no police officer had fired to stop them. He added that over 70 refusals to comply were recorded each day, of which about twenty, according to him, endangered others or law enforcement. #France #Sécurité #Délinquance (translated)

Laurent Obertone cited Article 8 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which recognized the rights of indigenous peoples and individuals not to endure forced assimilation or the destruction of their culture. #DroitsHumains #PeuplesAutochtones #Culture (translated)

Laurent Obertone recalled Mélenchon's statements before and after the identification of Merah. According to him, Mélenchon had denounced a "racist madness" and called on some to be more mindful of the weight of their words. After Merah was identified, he stated that the duty was to prevent the situation from being used to divide the French through insinuations or amalgams. #Mélenchon #racisme #France (translated)

Laurent Obertone wrote that he hadn't muted someone in a long time. He described the person in question as being in a state of extreme hardship, linked to a blind Turkish street singer, and believed that the case of "Lola-Flower-of-Sciences-Po" was particularly suitable for this. https://t.co/Bjm8JbbZuM #Musique #Solidarité #Société (translated)