The vice-president of the National Rally, Louis Aliot, called on consumers on Wednesday "
not to frequent
" the "
signs which distribute
" an anti-fascist game that Fnac decided to put back on the shelves on Tuesday, after having withdrawn it from sale .
“
I invite the consumer to be responsible and no longer frequent a certain number of brands which distribute this game
” entitled “Antifa” and published by Libertalia, launched the mayor of Perpignan on RMC-BFMTV.
Judging that Fnac had withdrawn it from sale at first for "
good reasons
", he argued that it had then "
undergone pressure, surely from the unions inside Fnac
".
“
Consumers are not obliged to go and buy a certain number of products from Fnac
,” he explained.
This game had been withdrawn from sale by the group at the request in particular of the union of commissioners of the national police (SCPN) which accused it of "
highlight the antifas who break, set fire to, attack in the demonstrations
”.
Tuesday, after having taken “
the time to analyze in depth the content of the game
”, Fnac considered that “
it did not contain anything likely to justify a refusal to market it
”.
"
I will not go to Fnac as long as this game is on the shelves and yet I am a customer of Fnac
", insisted Louis Aliot.
For him, anti-fascists "
call for violence
" against the far right and "
against the Republican police, against the state
".
They want to “
bring down the state
”.
On its website, the publisher presents "
Antifa the game
" as "
a simulation and management game in which you bring a local antifascist group to life
" by implementing "
actions that will require your time, resources, and a bit of organization
.
