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图法旺称，他在脸书上呼吁白人在美国“大闹一场”的言论只是一种修辞
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特朗普警告：法国骚乱不会在美国上演
2026年10月20日周二，在北卡罗来纳州格林维尔的竞选集会被抗议者打断后，唐纳德·特朗普总统就法国骚乱发表了讲话。
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一名明尼苏达州说唱歌手为自己在社交媒体上吹捧法国日益暴力的抗议活动的帖子辩护，这些抗议活动在周末导致约2500人被捕。
图法旺，本名拉斐尔·冈萨雷斯 Jr.，在脸书上发布了一系列帖子，呼吁美国白人“走出去大闹一场”，此前他和格蕾塔·通贝里参观了圣但尼的保罗·埃吕阿尔高中，本月许多学生抗议活动就是从这所高中发起的。
“我是不是认为这里需要有更多人变得激进？当然，尤其是白人，这就是我认为我们可以从法国身上借鉴的地方。”
“权力属于人民！”这位40岁的说唱歌手在脸书上写道。“白人，去他妈的，闹起来。现在轮到你们了。”
在更早的一条帖子中，他澄清道，当他说美国白人需要就特朗普政府所谓的法西斯主义和专制主义“大闹一场”或“搞点事情”时，他的意思是他们需要“和平合法地升级行动”。
2026年10月13日，说唱歌手图法旺与活动人士格蕾塔·通贝里在法国圣但尼的抗议活动中同框。（脸书/图法旺）
罗·哈纳因法国骚乱言论引发反弹，批评者称其想“借愤怒浪潮造势”
在接受《纽约邮报》采访时，图法旺表示，他在脸书上的帖子“属于修辞性言论，无论如何都绝无煽动任何形式暴力的意图”。
拥有部分原住民血统的图法旺还告诉《邮报》，他上周参与法国部分抗议活动是临时起意，因为当时他正在法国度假。
在一段视频中，他站在一群高呼“干掉移民海关执法局”和“驱逐移民海关执法局”的人群前，随后演唱了自己的歌曲《无人非法》。
法国的抗议活动于数周前以学生为主发起，抗议课堂条件恶劣和教育经费削减，如今已演变成涉及各类政治和意识形态派系的大范围骚乱。
2026年10月17日，数千名抗议者在巴黎游行示威。（杰夫罗伊·范德哈塞尔特/法新社 via 盖蒂图片社）
法国抗议活动爆发暴力，马克龙警告有人利用动乱牟利
周六和周日发布在社交媒体上的图片和视频显示，在法国主要城市的街头，一群群男子挥舞着外国国旗，从事破坏活动。
福克斯新闻数字频道的一项调查发现，共产主义组织、伊斯兰倡导团体、工会和环保活动人士都卷入了这场动乱。
法国官员表示，他们已逮捕了超过2500名与示威活动相关的人员，这些示威活动的参与者动机各异，包括生活成本和气候变化等问题。
2026年10月17日，巴黎示威活动中一辆汽车被点燃。（卡尔·考特/盖蒂图片社）
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周六，数十万人在法国各地走上街头，但在巴黎、马赛、里昂、波尔多和其他城市爆发了抢劫和暴力事件。
商店被洗劫，车辆和建筑被纵火，在马赛，市政厅大楼被煽动者纵火。到目前为止，骚乱者已造成约10亿美元的损失。
唐纳德·特朗普总统已先发制人地试图阻止类似行为在美国上演，他周二表示，联邦执法部门将以“非常、非常强硬”的态度对待潜在的骚乱者。
法国周六计划举行更多示威活动，法国官员已提前计划大规模部署安保力量，以应对预计会出现的动乱。
詹姆斯·西罗内是福克斯新闻数字频道突发/热点新闻团队的撰稿人。新闻线索请发送至 james.cirrone@fox.com。
Minnesota rapper defends ‘solidarity’ with France radical activists, push for protests to come to US
October 21, 2026 1:38pm EDT / Fox News
Tufawon said his Facebook posts calling for White people to raise hell in the US were a figure of speech
By James Cirrone
Trump warns France riots won’t happen in the US
President Donald Trump speaks about the riots in France, after protesters interrupt his rally in Greenville, N.C., on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026.
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A Minnesota rapper has stood by his social media posts idolizing the increasingly violent protests in France, which resulted in some 2,500 arrests over the weekend.
Tufawon, whose real name is Rafael Gonzalez Jr., made a series of posts on Facebook advocating for White people in the United States to “go outside and raise hell” after he and Greta Thunberg visited Lycée Paul Éluard, the high school in Saint-Denis where many of the student demonstrations kicked off this month.
“Do I think way more people need to become radicalized here? Absolutely, especially white people, and that’s where I think we can take influence from the French.”
“All Power to the People!” the 40-year-old rapper wrote on Facebook. “Go f— s— up white people. It’s your time.”
In an earlier post, he clarified that when he says White Americans need to “raise hell” or “f— s— up” about supposed fascism and authoritarianism under the Trump administration, he means they need to “take it to next level peacefully and legally.”
Rapper Tufawon and activist Greta Thunberg seen together on Oct. 13, 2026, during protests in Saint-Denis, France.(Facebook/Tufawon)
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And in a statement to The New York Post, Tufawon said his Facebook posts “fall under figurative speech and in no way, shape or form did I use them with the intent to incite violence of any kind.”
Tufawon, who is part Native American, also told the Post that his participation in some of the French protests last week was impromptu because he had been on vacation in the country.
In one video, he was in front of a crowd chanting “f— ICE” and “ICE out” before performing his song “No One Is Illegal.”
The protests in France, which began weeks ago as student-led demonstrations against poor classroom conditions and education funding cuts, have now devolved into widespread riots involving a range of political and ideological factions.
Thousands of protesters march during a demonstration in Paris on Oct. 17, 2026.(Geoffroy Van Der Hasselt / AFP via Getty Images)
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Images and videos posted to social media on Saturday and Sunday showed groups of men waving foreign flags while engaging in acts of destruction on the streets of France’s major cities.
A Fox News Digital investigation found that communist organizations, Islamic advocacy groups, labor unions and environmental activists were involved in the unrest.
French officials said they have arrested over 2,500 people in connection with the demonstrations, which have drawn participants motivated by a range of issues, including the cost of living and climate change.
A car is set ablaze during demonstrations on Oct. 17, 2026 in Paris, France.(Carl Court/Getty Images)
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On Saturday, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets across the country, though looting and violence broke out in Paris, Marseille, Lyon, Bordeaux and other cities.
Shops were broken into, vehicles and buildings were set on fire and in Marseille, the city hall building was set ablaze by agitators. Rioters have so far caused about $1 billion in damage.
President Donald Trump has preemptively sought to discourage similar conduct in the U.S., saying Tuesday that federal law enforcement would treat potential rioters “very, very rough.”
More demonstrations are planned across France on Saturday, with French officials planning a massive security deployment ahead of time to deal with expected unrest.
James Cirrone is a writer on the Breaking/Trending News team at Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to james.cirrone@fox.com.
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