I realised I could make my 10-month-old son laugh if I stuck that green toy to my head and then ripped it off. Did it solidly for about 5 minutes…then I looked in the mirror. Probably worth it for the giggles but I’m going to have to lay the make-up on thick tonight on @GBNEWS.

All the racists here moaning about immigrants looting in France seem to forget it wasn’t that long ago they themselves were looting Gregs and Poundland 😂

🇫🇷 The far right is spreading a deeply misleading narrative about the unrest in France, falsely portraying it as Muslim, migrant or Islamist rioting. French authorities have attributed the violence to ultra-left groups and opportunistic troublemakers. They have not identified Muslims or migrants as being collectively responsible. Even Marine Le Pen, hardly a friend of Muslims or immigration, has not publicly made that accusation. Nor has it been the dominant narrative in the Islamophobic mainstream French media. Instead, the claims have been amplified by Donald Trump and commentators on X, who have desperately sought to link the unrest to immigration and Islam. The reality is that hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets over economic hardship, the cost of living and wider political grievances. The overwhelming majority of demonstrators have been peaceful. Of course, individual Muslims or migrants may have participated in the unrest. But that is entirely different from claiming that Muslims and migrants are responsible for it. The actions of individuals are not evidence of collective guilt. And political accusations are not a substitute for facts. France's unrest deserves serious reporting, not the scapegoating of entire communities without evidence.

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