The World Cup's final outcome produced a model illustration of the stark contrast between nationalism and globalism as Croatians celebrated their loss in a dignified, cheerful manner, while multicultural France was ravaged by rioters.

Shocking videos and images continue to emerge from French cities besieged by migrants and anarchists alike who set fires, looted shops, and destroyed vehicles.

BREAKING: Violence and riots have erupted in Paris following World Cup celebrations.

Armed forces have been deployed but several businesses have been looted and vehicles have been vandalized. 🇫🇷pic.twitter.com/5jp7xrpWXh — France Football 🇫🇷 (@FrenchFutbol) July 15, 2018

DIRECT 🇫🇷 Paris : Un magasin de deux-roues situé avenue de la grande armée, non loin des Champs-Élysées, a été pillé par de nombreux individus. (images @arthdvtn) https://t.co/dvWgLuhpZ1 pic.twitter.com/rfGBo5A5N2 — Actu17 (@Actu17) July 15, 2018

Paris after 'the French' celebrate their World Cup triumph pic.twitter.com/E9hYyS9b5X — Voice of Europe 🌐 (@V_of_Europe) July 16, 2018

Some have speculated that many of the vandals are merely opportunists seeking any occasion to plunder and wreak havoc.

At least two people died during 'celebrations,' and three small children were struck by a motorcyclist in Lorraine who fled the scene.

Local media reports that at least 850 cars were burned over the course of the weekend - which coincidentally spanned Bastille Day - dismissing the mass-scale vandalism as "something of a tradition."

Meanwhile, in culturally homogenous Croatia, which has accepted very few migrants, the losing team's accomplishments were celebrated in a comparatively civil manner, and no riots or major destruction were reported.

While the Riot in France they party all night in Croatia. Makes you wonder who won the game? #WorldCupFinal pic.twitter.com/ihy07foW3A — Dan Leal - Porno Dan (@PornoDan) July 16, 2018

Croatia lost the World Cup. Where are all the riots, like the ones in France, which won? It's almost as if France had undergone some fundamental change, which Croatia didn't. What could that be, do you think? — John Zmirak (@JZmirak) July 15, 2018

Breaking News: No riots in #Croatia as proud citizens greet their soccer team.

(See #France, this is how you do it) https://t.co/xuxU8PEqSO — Griffin (@Griffin9c) July 16, 2018

Open borders fanatics on social media and in mainstream media hailed France's win as a victory for 'diversity' and a defeat of 'xenophobia' and 'racism.'

"What a victory for France! Well-deserved," tweeted Mehdi Hasan, a columnist for The Intercept and host at Al-Jazeera. "Oh and Le Pen and all the other racist French nationalists, you can shut your mouths and hang your heads in shame. Amazing team, amazing diversity, amazing talent."

OH NO NO NO NO NO *WHEEZING LAUGHTER* pic.twitter.com/4NgWTeeq4w — Tolerant Fellow (@thetolerantman) July 15, 2018

What a victory for France! Well-deserved.



Oh and Le Pen and all the other racist French nationalists, you can shut your mouths and hang your heads in shame.



Amazing team, amazing diversity, amazing talent. — Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) July 15, 2018

Dear France,



Congratulations on winning the #WorldCup.



80% of your team is African, cut out the racism and xenophobia.



50% of your team are Muslims, cut out the Islamophobia.



Africans and Muslims delivered you a second World Cup, now deliver them justice. — Khaled Beydoun (@KhaledBeydoun) July 15, 2018

According to a detailed ancestry tracker at Net Bet, the vast majority of players on the French squad are offspring of first generation immigrants.

"Of the four goals France scored against Croatia, two were scored by the sons of African immigrants – Paul Pogba, whose parents immigrated from Guinea, and Kylian Mbappe whose mother is Algerian and father is Cameroonian," notes the Daily Sabah. "Pogba is a practicing Muslim, along with six of his teammates including starting midfielder N'Golo Kante."

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