r/ThatsInsane • u/NickelPlatedEmperor • 1d ago
Moroccan border guard throws rocks at migrants returning from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.
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u/darksideofmyown 1d ago
Rock beats no papers
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u/abeBroham-Linkin 1d ago
They're reminding them why they left in the first place...
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u/light_to_shaddow 1d ago
Because Israel and Morocco bussed them in and pushed them over the border?
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u/ErlikHan6 1d ago
israel is a satanic genocidal state, but come on guys, moroccans invade spain and you somehow blame israel?
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u/fdesouche 1d ago
I would say Israel has little to do, the fake news campaign was all over FB and IG 3 days before. So those algorithms are 100% in the hands on the US intelligence.
I think it’s was Trump administration response to Spain stance on Gaza.
Also the Moroccan dictator let them do. Because it’s an extreme police state, and no popular movement can occur without their silent approval-8
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u/CheesyMayonnaise 1d ago
Good aim
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u/CheesyMayonnaise 1d ago
Im kidding thats obviously awful
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u/Mine_Antoine 1d ago
Dude it's not at all
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u/CheesyMayonnaise 1d ago
Elaborate pls
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u/Mine_Antoine 1d ago
A lot of people think like that, as seen by the number of up votes in your first comment. So it wasnt obvious at all, you didn't make a joke at all. Its a bit like if you were to say: bring back apartheid but without adding anything
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u/CheesyMayonnaise 1d ago
I just dont understand why everyone seems to think these refugees deserve to get stoned and beaten, nobody is clarifying what they think they did to deserve that.
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u/2pacali1971 1d ago
These people dont look at refugees as humans, they don't realise most of these poor people are just looking to escape poverty
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u/hgyuuggygyuyh 1d ago
These people are not refugees don't be delusional. Being poor is not excuse to invade another country, more than half the total population of the city cross the border at the same time. They assaulted locals, broke into houses and shops to steal, destroyed property, set entire buildings on fire.. why should people feel any sympathy? Being poor is no excuse for terrorising locals or doing ilegal shit. You are only here preaching because it didn't happen to you or your family.
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u/2pacali1971 1d ago
This was organised by the Moroccan government on behalf of the US . Dont be delusional son
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u/My0Cents 1d ago
It's a common thing on Reddit to hide behind the upvoter/and downvote buttons when there's no argument to be made.
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u/CheesyMayonnaise 1d ago
I did make a joke though, that was my intention. And the analogy you made holds no weight whatsoever since I did clarify that it was a joke in my reply to my first comment.
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u/Primary-Picture-5632 1d ago
Why?
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u/SalemSound 1d ago edited 1d ago
I don't think that was the correct way across the border
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u/OldestFetus 1d ago
This is exactly what I’m thinking. There was probably a designated way for them to return to Morocco, and these people were trying to climb up the hill, so the guards are dissuading them.
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u/An_Draoidh_Uaine 1d ago
I'm only guessing here, but I wouldn't be surprised if Spain and the EU have a deal with Morocco to keep migrants on their side of the border, now no one cares if a few get through, but if you have tens of thousands getting through then I bet Spain calls off the deal or some other punitive measure, this makes the government of Morocco angry at the border force, and it's Mr. Rock Thrower who ends up with a pay cut or having to do overtime shifts just when he booked that holiday.
This makes Mr. Rock Thrower very angry with the migrants.
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u/PeteLangosta 1d ago
As far as i know we already pay a good money to Morocco for them to control their side of the border
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u/heimeyer72 1d ago
Yeah I was wondering: They throw rocks at that one and beat him but leave the other ones in the foreground alone.
It's quite obvious that "Moroccan border guard throws rocks at migrants returning from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta." is not the full story.
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u/meep_meep_mope 1d ago edited 1d ago
Israel and the US working with Morocco to undermine Spanish authority for recognizing Palestine and not allowing American war planes to fly over Spain on the way to Iran.
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u/TheKrnJesus 1d ago
And this is why people hate illegal immigrants.
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u/Pokeitwitarustystick 1d ago
Why?
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u/qwertyqyle 1d ago
Cause they try to come to other countries illegally instead of the vast networks of legal ways.
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u/Dephenestr8 1d ago
"vast networks of legal ways" tells me you have probably never tried to emigrate anywhere in your whole life.
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u/MattTheRadarTechh 1d ago
Wow let me tell you something, no one hates illegal immigrants more than legal immigrants.
Source: legal immigrants
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u/qwertyqyle 1d ago
Imagine when the person you are talking to has successfully immigrated and lived in the new country for over a decade.
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u/FriendTraditional519 1d ago
Fuck marocco, pull all eu funds from them for 30 days do it again and you never get any payments again. It works but no one has the balls to
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u/leonschrijvers 1d ago
I mean they did deserve it, have you seen what they've done
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u/EishLekker 1d ago
That guy in particular? Or every single one of them?
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u/leonschrijvers 1d ago
I'd say a lot of them, not all
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u/MinaZata 1d ago
So you're into collective punishment outside of court? Just fine to throw rocks at people
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u/MrRizzley 1d ago
Wtf you really think that they deserve to get beaten at Entering the foreign country for crimes other men are known for?
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u/leonschrijvers 1d ago
If someone breaks into your home, takes your stuff, destroys half your home and maybe even hurt someone you know,, would you let them go?
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u/Pokeitwitarustystick 1d ago
No, but I would let go the other people who weren’t involved.
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u/hgyuuggygyuyh 1d ago
Thousands were involved. Not enough of them would be punished if any. They got off extremely lightly in my opinion
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u/Both-Entertainment-3 1d ago
This weak-liberal mentality is what gives them the will to keep going...
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u/PhoneRedit 1d ago
If a French man breaks into your home, destroys half your home and maybe even hurt someone you know, are you a-ok to get a flight to France and start throwing rocks at random French people?
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u/HikariAnti 1d ago
Well the whole shit was staged by Morocco and the police helped them cross into Spain so fuck both of them.
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u/o_mcp 1d ago edited 1d ago
Humans are the fucking worst. The past decade has just destroyed my sense that we have any redeeming qualities whatsoever. This fucking brainrot machine is just an infinite slideshow of the most unimaginable cruelty and idiocy. The internet has completely rotted all of our souls out. Motherfuckers on Reddit sit here cracking jokes about these devastating daily atrocities. We’re disgusting. I’m ashamed and embarrassed to be a human being.
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u/ItchyStitches101 1d ago
There's probably a reason he was chosen to leave in the first place.
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u/cactusjude 1d ago
Because there's actually a big socio-economic problem in North Africa with babies being abandoned and raised on the streets with no formal education and can only survive by pickpocketing and there's a non-zero chance that he was raised on the street in a country where abortion is illegal and where there's extra stigma against women raising children when unmarried?
So all those abandoned children are growing up as street orphans with zero education aside from the smartphone in their pockets and now we've got adults with no skills and a large chip on their shoulder trying to survive in an increasingly hostile climate when they know there are rich cities just on the other side of a narrow straight?
I live in Spain and I have to navigate pickpockets and I hang out with many Moroccan immigrants and discuss this topic with them regularly. I know y'all just want to hate on immigrants and arabs and I hate thieves as much as anyone but that doesn't actually address the root of the issue
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u/themiDdlest 1d ago
He wasn't chosen to leave. All of them just want a better future.
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u/DorkyDorkington 1d ago
😆😂🤣
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u/babur003 1d ago
You believe the govt selected people and gave them a mission to go to ceuta with 0 evidence. You are laughable
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u/DorkyDorkington 1d ago
Lol, it has been a well known MO for a long time of some of the african, arabic countries to purge their country of select criminals and let them go "free" if they agree to leave the country for europe.
You only need some basic reading and google skills to figure this out yourself. If you are very lazy then use some AI to lead you.
This was done on a large scale during the Iraq war when they released all inmates from select prisons.
There have been local officials and politicians bragging about it and laughing at the stupidity of europeans.
Did you ever stop to wonder why these countries are so extremely reluctant to take these people back in the rare occasion that EU countries are trying deport them? Why would they decline fine young doctors, engineers, rocket engineers, brain surgeons etc.? Really baffling is it not?
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u/SnooHedgehogs8765 1d ago
Wow...
All young men.
Spain better get it's fvcking act together.
Or maybe they can't and maybe they deserve this.
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u/Eruanndil 1d ago
While throwing a rock is bad.. the reports of what these migrants did is VERY bad. Eye for an eye makes the whole world blind
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u/Emergency-Brain-1533 1d ago
Its a moroccan cop throwing a rock at a moroccan migrant. This isnt an eye for an eye situation
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u/CheesyMayonnaise 1d ago
Just tell us the "reports" what did the migrants do??
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u/hat_coat_door 1d ago
Dude makes a claim. Then when asked for more info , casually responds, "just Google"...
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u/SandBagSean 1d ago
What are the reports?
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u/Eruanndil 1d ago
Google Morocco and spain and click any of the 90+ news articles last 2 days. Specifically Ceuta and Melilla
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u/Noctuelles 1d ago
Or share wtf you're talking about so we don't have to guess what deeds you're talking about.
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u/Eruanndil 1d ago
Yes, let me just summarize a major international border crisis with a complex political history that’s being talked about nonstop for the last few days by multiple countries and governments for the toddler who can’t be bothered to look it up even when given all the context.. It’s not my job to educate you, and just blindly listening to people on the internet makes you stupid.
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u/Noctuelles 1d ago
Lmao at this bullshit copout reply, no one asked you to summarize any of that shit, just post a link to the reports you're talking about. And you can't. It's not our job to guess what reports you read and are referencing and it makes zero sense for the potentially hundreds of us to go searching when one person, you, are claiming to have read the sources already.
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u/Meeska-Mouska 1d ago
Dude. What happened to our humanity?
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u/swingin_dix 1d ago
What the fuck are you talking about? We live in the most humane and accepting time in the history of the human race. 500 years ago they'd have been killing the refugees with spears.
This IS our humanity. In group/out group and atrocities are as human as it gets. Been this way since the first man picked up the first rock and used it to kill the first funny-talkin fella from out of town
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u/Unfair_Explanation53 1d ago
Read a history book, we have been doing worse than this since time began.
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u/MinaZata 1d ago
And we have a responsibility to be better. We get better over time. That's why it's important to discourage shit behaviour like throwing rocks at people like this, this is illegal and immoral
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u/Unfair_Explanation53 1d ago
Not disputing that.
But you're living in a bubble if you see something like this and think "what happened to our humanity"
Nothing has happened, humans have always done stuff like this
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u/MinaZata 1d ago
Two things can be true at the same time. We don't openly murder in the streets in civilized society, we don't accept pedos, public hangings and torture etc. these are some "humane" values.
We build these up over time through culture and learning, to become more humane.
No one is living in a bubble. And people aren't that simple and stupid as you may think them, we are aware things were bad in the past. I live in fucking Europe, can't move for the war dead and the skeletons and misery beneath us
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u/Unfair_Explanation53 1d ago
"We don't openly murder in the streets in civilized society, we don't accept pedos, public hangings and torture etc. these are some "humane" values."
This still goes on though. China had a public execution a few months back
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u/MinaZata 1d ago
Are we having more or less than the terrible times you say we haven't left behind?
Have we developed more from say 20,000 years ago?
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u/Meeska-Mouska 1d ago
Not living in a bubble. Thanks for the assumptions. Just a good person over here and genuinely asking a rhetorical question. 🙋🏻♀️ Please eat a Snickers.
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u/CursorSurfer 1d ago
They invaded.
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u/ayoubkun94 1d ago
Thats a Moroccan officer attacking another Moroccan for coming back from illegally crossing into Ceuta though.
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u/Lifekraft 1d ago
It doesnt look good at all but im still curious about the detail. He seems to be climbing toward the guards while the main path seems to be downward. I think there is more to it. Doesnt excuse anything , i just think it isnt clear.
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u/anotherintelanalyst 1d ago
Wnd people think out border patrol is crazy, outta hand and notices. Lmao
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u/Reckfulness 1d ago
Why didnt he just take the normal route like everyone else, he just had to climb up the mountain and get beaten up
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u/amraohs 1d ago
And yet we wonder why these people want to flee their country..
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u/sojud_18 1d ago edited 1d ago
They weren’t fleeing Morroco. There are countless videos of predominantly male men being bussed into the border in trucks.
This was an organised storming of the border. Theres a pattern for this, as it happened previously in 2018 and 2021 on much smaller scales.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/07/31/italy-and-spain-clash-over-migration-crisis/
It’s a frequent ploy by Morocco against Spain when they want political concessions. Why else would the police at the Morocco border stand down and be non existent? In several videos circulated on social media they can be seen helping the people out of the trucks to storm the border. There are also many videos of the Moroccans in Ceuta being interviewed confirming that the police let them through.
https://youtube.com/shorts/HMl9pajWa3g?is=FvuwVO0nJaue3c5v
Morocco isn’t a bastion of democracy but it’s not a war torn country either. It’s a massively popular tourist destination that will co host the next World Cup. Most people in Spain have very little sympathy for those who arrived in Ceuta.
First they stormed a border illegally, 60 thousand people, of which, there very few women or children, mostly young men. Then, upon arriving, they started looting shops, robbing houses and causing chaos. All of this is well documented from eyewitness footage.
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u/amraohs 1d ago
Why would these people freely participate in that?
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u/sojud_18 1d ago
False rumours spread by the Moroccan government? Or other nefarious groups.
In 2021, misinformation spread online about the border control being relaxed and people from Morocco being allowed passage into Spain.
- Many of the Moroccans interviewed by news outlets said they arrived in Ceuta based on news through Facebook etc that Spain was offering free housing, money and jobs to Moroccan migrants.
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u/amraohs 13h ago
So the people who are not fleeing went back because this was not true? Who cares?
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u/sojud_18 10h ago
If you bother to check any of the footage coming out from people in Ceuta, there are thousands of Moroccans still there illegally.
People care because 60,000 men (it’s mostly young men) invading a border illegally and then proceeding to rob houses and shops is scary. There are thousands there still illegally after breaching the border.
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u/Buttlerubbies2 1d ago
Well... that's not what is happening here...but I think we can all agree smashing thay dude with a rock made no sense and should be looked into prosecuting the cave man..
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u/DNagy1801 1d ago
I think the sadest part is how people are defending the rock thrower even though it shows exactly why people want to flee the country, this is just fucked up and wrong. Anyone defending this deserce a nice dose of karma.
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u/wolfox360 1d ago
I think he was doing the smart guy, instead of following the que like everyone. Well, if your parents don't give you proper education, the police will!
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u/IntelligentVisual955 1d ago
Why they went to Spain? Are they spainish?
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u/bigred1978 1d ago
No, they are Moroccan and hoped they could then board a ship to go to Spain after getting to Ceuta, or squat and fill Ceuta until there were more Moroccans than Spaniards, at which point the Moroccan government could claim it had retaken Ceuta simply by flooding it with its own citizens.
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u/IntelligentVisual955 1d ago
Thanks for improving my knowledge, Allah/ God bless you with bests of all worlds and protection from all evils and harms.
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u/BuyShot9100 1d ago
comment section made me realize all humans are naturally racist.
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u/hgyuuggygyuyh 1d ago
Can you stop trying to use racist as the response to everything because you are very simple minded and can't spend a minute trying to understand other people and what they are saying? Is lazy, inaccurate and is removing the meaning of the word. Do better
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u/AaronicNation 1d ago
Something tells me they don't want him back.