January 1, French Citizens Stock Up On Self-Defense Gear As New Riots Loom

Wyatt’s Take

• Parisians are buying pepper spray guns at record rates ahead of expected weekend riots.
• French authorities have failed to control the growing street violence threatening regular people.
• Working families are left to protect themselves when the government cannot.

Firearms dealers in Paris have reported a massive surge in sales for non-lethal deterrents including high power pepper spray guns.

Shop owners say the spike comes as residents brace for more unrest this weekend. Locals are not waiting for police to keep them safe.

Many cite the first round of riots as proof that law and order has broken down in the capital. Ordinary citizens now feel they must take matters into their own hands.

Wyatt Matters

Hard-working families in Middle America understand what happens when governments refuse to protect their own streets. The right to self-defense is not negotiable, and Paris is learning the hard way what happens when leaders ignore that basic truth.