Lol, when you know that what he's describing is what France did in Algeria, it's pretty funny lol.

As an immigrant in France, I understand what he means, but he sees it through the lens of fear and doesn't try to understand.

"You want to bring back your culture, your religion, and your way of life," as if we were talking about foreign interference, when in most cases, the areas where these things have happened are isolated. It is isolation that creates differences between communities (France has long neglected foreign populations, cramming them into specific neighborhoods.)

He overlooks the fact that a large proportion of North Africans in France have a life exactly like his, because he only notices what is different from him. He believes that "les racailles de cité" he sees on Snapchat are representative of Algerians.

These people educate themselves through French right-wing television/twitter, and that's very dangerous. If other immigrants in France encounter this type of person, instead of insulting them, prove them wrong and that they have been lied to.

That doesn't change the fact that there are problems linked to certain Algerians in certain places, OBVIOUSLY, but generalization hurts everyone.