Parisian suburbs experienced similar riots almost twenty years ago. Young migrants living in housing estates, unemployed or doing casual jobs, living from crime, were disappointed. Because, despite being second- or third-generation immigrants, the 'social elevator' has stopped, and the country was not giving them what they expected, with only very few of them becoming Mbappe or Benzema. The prisons are packed with them. They hate not only their 'fellow citizens', but also the country that took in their parents, their grandparents, who used to stand by the assembly line at the Renault factory or wash hospital corridors without a word of complaint.
Two decades have passed since then, and four hundred thousand immigrants arrive in the country every year. The country saw a wave of terror raging for a whole year, then a priest killed , a teacher beheaded, a Jewish person thrown from a balcony out of anti-Semitism, a cathedral set on fire, toddlers stabbed – all by migrants. One incident — a policeman shooting a young man of Algerian origin — was tinder to the unrest that has spread to Belgium and Switzerland.
The barricades of 1789 now belong to the mob.
France has become a poster child for the ills of society that we don’t want in Hungary: mass immigration, no-go zones, riots and a state crumbling under all this.
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