@aljazeeraenglish: Residents in Limoges, France, are expressing shock and anger after protests saw their 140-year-old town hall set ablaze. The fire destroyed its roof and clock tower, as officials condemned the attack.

not.underwaterfire :

Power to the People!!

aodwj5 :

France died years ago. It's remnants will be burned down and erased by new settlers over the next century.

Brandy Gillespie :

Heartbreaking! Peaceful protests are a must!

Kelllee :

and were is the first ma exactly?

Cëdrîc :

change💔

don king :

stepbro :

សុខ ង៉ែត :

ពិភពលោកឥលូវកំពុងតែ🙏🙏🙏

Flor Rosas :

Crocodile Dundee :

Habtamu Emyou :

095sandman :

How many mosques are destroyed?.

friend.request.denide :

could have been avoided if the government acted on the will of the people

soe&9901 :

help your contury

KongoMakambo :

they know if they try in the countries they come from they will be killed

azhar noohu :

asian looked people with french as spoken language

EN.ID :

Hamdam Sukkur :

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Fernando ID :

💔💔💔💔💔

老派 :

Long live liberal democracy!

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tristantristantristan :

Absolutely disgusting that Palestinian protestors take it down