I could be wrong, but I think the answer to that question is no. However, it has set the strange for the next reaction. A different combination of elements and pressure could easily reach critical mass.

           [quote. "... ]
       I'm not sure that violence
   from a French citizen
is much different than violence from an immigrant..." [/quote]

I believe it is.
And a great part of MY opinion,
comes from, many news sources.
Which report, (in various ways)
"...No Muslims Stores,
were looted/damaged/stole from,
By Muslims ..."

And the OBSERVED REALITY of the absolute destruction,
in Mpls. Which I PERSONALTY Saw.

(At that time I, was 75 min away,
and 4 days later I drove through that area)


Destruction from a,  'ANGRY MOB',  
Which destroys everything they can in their fever.

Is very different that a ''ANGRY MOB',
Which another faction has joined,
and do NOT do any damage,
to their own kind.
Because it was 'identified',
as a place no damage should occur.

Eegore wrote on Yesterday at 06:37:37:

thumperclone wrote on Yesterday at 08:05:42:

how many Jan 6th insurgents are immigrants??

Don't know.
They were not recorded.

HOWEVER

From:   FactCheck.org®
"...Ashli Babbitt, 35, of San Diego and an Air Force veteran, died on the day of the riot after being shot in the shoulder by a Capitol Police officer ..."

Where the person ,
who shot her,
was PROTECTED.

And MANY said it was in cold blood,
Simply because when he KILLED her,
She was not any kind of threat.

First thing is the immigration component is amplified in US "news" in the aspect of percentage contributing to violence contributions.  

How do you know that?

 An analysis of content within mainstream "news" cycles recorded in 22 countries compared against US "news" cycles.  This specific analysis does not include social media by independents but does include social media posts made by official "news" agencies.  This is an opinion.

 US "news" cycles amplify the verbiage of: "immigration" "immigrant" "illegal immigrant" "illegal immigration" "asylum" "asylum fraud" "refugee" "displaced" at about 29.4%  An example is when a French "news" outlet indicates "immigrants" were involved in the unrest, the same "news" story is translated in US language, adding "illegal" to "immigrant".  Not all the time, just about 29.4% of the time.

 This post is an opinion.

thumperclone wrote on Yesterday at 08:05:42:



what's next blaming this administrations' corruption on immigrants?
we are after all a nation of immigrants..

I didn’t say illegal immigrant, I said immigrant. I further went on to clarify first and second generation. Everyone should be aware the demographics of France has drastically changed in the last generation or two.

My theory, which I believed to be proven by ongoing events, is the first and second generation immigrants into France have not experienced the prosperity that they perhaps imagined they would or should. It’s likely this generates a high level of frustration which is easily manifested in violence and I believe it’s accurate to say this is a manifestation of the immigrants indigenous culture.