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European Intellectuals' Moral Relativism Fuels Destructive Protests
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The article criticizes European intellectuals for moral relativism, citing art critic Louisa Buck's admiration for a defaced statue and author Édouard Louis's support for riots in Paris. It links these sentiments to vandalism and unrest, exemplified by a school fire in Lyon. The piece also highlights Israeli embassy posts depicting European art altered in an Islamist style, warning of future threats.
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- Art critic Louisa Buck praised a defaced statue in Paris as a powerful work of art.
- Author Édouard Louis expressed support for setting Paris streets on fire and smashing things.
- The article criticizes European intellectuals for moral relativism and supporting destructive protests.
- A high school entrance in Lyon was set on fire by individuals described as "barbarians."
- The Israeli embassy in Dublin shared altered images of European art, warning of future threats.
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