Even if that was true, and it is not, it's not related to the current situation where a violent criminal was shot trying to escape. This situation would be an obviously justified police shooting for a criminal with any other skin color.
> you dismiss this fact while demanding evidence, while the evidence is publicly known, but you are very diligent in collecting every single immigrant french citizen's crime and have no problem with immediately blaming their belief SYSTEM
No, we're blaming the rioters belief system - not the criminal in the car. Your belief system, where any crime committed by a minority is justified by past circumstances. We're blaming the people who go out of their way to make everything racial even when that is causing people to get shot as cities burn in riots.
> It's evident that you are not making objective judgments but are driven by bigotry and prejudice.
No, you're the one trying to bring everything except the crime and the police stop into the equation to muddy it. And amusingly, failing to go the step further and account for the fact that the cop who shot him was also ethnic Algerian which kinda blows a hole in your racism theory.
Just because you deliberately ignore the evidence to uphold your bigoted narrative does not mean that the evidence does not exist:
1) "Police, justice et discriminations raciales" by Fabien Jobard (2015): This book examines ethnic discrimination by the police in France, drawing on empirical research. It discusses how ethnic minorities, including immigrants, experience disproportionate levels of identity checks, violence, and harassment from law enforcement agencies.
2) Reports by human rights organizations: Organizations such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have documented incidents of police harassment and discrimination against immigrants in France. Their reports often include firsthand accounts and testimonies from individuals who have experienced such abuse and oppression.
>Somehow, when the police engage in misconduct that's a systemic problem. But all of the following are just "isolated incidents" attributable to "sick individuals", no systemic issues with their culture or belief system at all right? No reason at all for ethnic French people to be upset or fed up?
So when the french police systematically oppress and murder french citizens with immigrant background you dismiss this fact while demanding evidence, while the evidence is publicly known, but you are very diligent in collecting every single immigrant french citizen's crime and have no problem with immediately blaming their belief SYSTEM. It's evident that you are not making objective judgments but are driven by bigotry and prejudice.
>I don't think watching a fictional film from nearly 30 years ago is going to be particularly valuable for improving my understanding of the current situation in France.
Although it's a film it accurately delves into the socio-economic struggles faced by marginalized communities in France. These issues still persist in French society, and the film provides insights into the root causes and systemic problems that continue to affect these communities today. Just dismissing it as fiction just shows that you have no interest whatsoever in having a nuanced discussion but just want to propagate your bigoted talking points.