Author Topic: OK. PODIUM OF BERCY ARE GETTING READY  (Read 2798 times)

Manzambi94 on: February 28, 2020, 11:35

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Ken Bilele #1 on: February 28, 2020, 17:24

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I've just seen Lyon metro station burning. If this concert stops then I recommend all Congolese in France be repatriated back to Kin.

Manzambi94 #2 on: February 28, 2020, 20:55

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I've just seen Lyon metro station burning. If this concert stops then I recommend all Congolese in France be repatriated back to Kin.
Wow that radical?

Wenge1995 #3 on: February 28, 2020, 22:42

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Granted our ndeko is being a bit over the top, but can you really fault him? These combatants are committing terrorist acts over disagreements about how a foreign country conducts itself and quickly cloak themselves within the greater Congolese community throughout Europe.

If they're so passionate about the state of affairs in Congo, then the government should consider sending all of them back. I'm upset about Congolese government, but I'm not going to burn down and disrupt events in my city because I respect the rule of law. Why can't the community just sanction Fally and other artist through economic boycotts than intimidation through violence?

It's going to reach a point where Congolese people will receive the stereotype of backwardness and violent behavior that West Asians in European countries are slandered with, which will encourage right-wing policy to bully them around.

Pablo01 #4 on: February 28, 2020, 23:26

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@Manzambi94

Granted our ndeko is being a bit over the top, but can you really fault him? These combatants are committing terrorist acts over disagreements about how a foreign country conducts itself and quickly cloak themselves within the greater Congolese community throughout Europe.

If they're so passionate about the state of affairs in Congo, then the government should consider sending all of them back. I'm upset about Congolese government, but I'm not going to burn down and disrupt events in my city because I respect the rule of law. Why can't the community just sanction Fally and other artist through economic boycotts than intimidation through violence?

It's going to reach a point where Congolese people will receive the stereotype of backwardness and violent behavior that West Asians in European countries are slandered with, which will encourage right-wing policy to bully them around.

if these fighters are very real fighters, that they go the east.