Charlie Hebdo, notable satire french newspaper in their latest edition ridiculed the African migrants who drowned in the Mediterranean see on their quest to enter Europe for better opportunities. They wrote 'Family Reunion in the Mediterranean'. Mean!
This is coming after all the solidarity and #JesuisCharlie hashtag, shown to them by Africa and the world; now they pay us in this way...
Wrong: http://www.360nobs.com/2015/04/it-wasnt-charlie-hebdo-that-did-the-mediterranean-drowning-cartoon-after-all/
ReplyDeleteooh, wow, irresponsible. this isn't charlie hebdo, not that they don't make offensive cartoons similar to this.
ReplyDeleteIt's actually not against "Africans"... but against french policy of severe laws to accept or not foreigners on the territory. "Family reunion" is not really a correct translation, because the original text in the cartoon mentions "regroupement familial", which is commonly the name of that law in France that enables people to immigrate on family criteria. So here Charlie Hebdo is more like: "good job France, your immigration policy works terrific, look at how many happy african family reunification you supported". Do I have to explain how ironic they mean...?
ReplyDeletecharlie Hebdo is actually ridiculing the european policies and society's passivity causing the migrants to drown
ReplyDeleteCharlie Hebdo was always a racist, hypocritical rag, so it was those who were silly enough to say Je Suis CHarlie Hebdo who are the fools.
ReplyDelete#JeNeSuisPasCharlieHebdo
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