Controversial right-wing streamer Tectone recently shared his thoughts on the nationwide protests in France.
On October 17, controversial streamer Tectone shared his thoughts on the protests in France. For context, a nationwide protest erupted in France over government budgets, setbacks in the education system, and the rising cost of living. The riots led to damage to several properties, including a police car and shops, as well as the historic Limoges Town Hall, which was burned down by rioters.
Tectone spoke about the riots, asking people to ‘open their eyes.’ He claimed it is “not racist” to want to deport those involved, expressing his desire to prevent a similar situation in the United States. He wrote:
“OPEN YOUR ******* EYES. IT’S NOT RACIST TO WANT THEM GONE. STOP THIS NOW BEFORE THIS HAPPENS IN THE UNITED STATES.”
People often regard Rumble streamer Tectone as a conservative online personality. On his social media platforms, he shares his views on issues such as immigration and abortion, and frequently condemns leftist rhetoric.
“They Will Reap What They Sow”: Streamer Tectone Talks About the France Riots
Controversial streamer Tectone recently reacted to protesters burning down the Limoges Town Hall. Popular X user @Inevitablewest shared a picture of the municipal building prior to its destruction. The influencer took to X to argue that France needed to retaliate against the rioters with military force. Claiming that they “will reap what they sow,” he had this to say:
“This is what happens when you import the 3rd world. If France doesn’t retaliate with military force, they will reap what they sow.”
Tectone, a critic of leftist ideologies, condemned the riots. He also said leftism is “a cancer,” claiming it would cause the death of “modern civilized society.” The influencer had this to say:
“Leftism is a cancer. Leftism will be the death of modern civilized society.”
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