PragueBlue
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I read somewhere that it was a rental but not sure how you'd rent a car without a licence!
Shooting / Rioting in Paris
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The passenger has claimed it was "borrowed" so I assume the original renter had a licence; forged or genuine. I would also assume there are clauses in the rental agreement that don't allow other parties to drive the vehicle.
Things that shouldn’t have happened. Like all the current US presidents were all slave owners apart from Trump. There is a saying somewhere about 2 wrongsI think a bit of French colonial history is called for, particularly about Algeria.
How a massacre of Algerians in Paris was covered up
French police killed at least 100 people in 1961, throwing some of them into the River Seine to drown them.www.bbc.co.uk
PragueBlue
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That is from a film, not these riots.
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Again?
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It's not a coincidence there's a load of French films about inner city life (les banlieues) and policing.
Two good ones from recent years, subject matter is right on the money.
La Haine set the tone, but it's a genre that goes back decades.
loads more out there, two truly great ones I'd recommend tho;
