Mixed Martial Artist Renato Moicano Sucker Punches French Government! By Richard Miller (Europe)
I was in Paris, and could not get tickets for the Moicano fight, but saw it on pay TV anyway. Renato Moicano won his match, but then in post-fight at ring side rave slammed the French government, using his colourful language which I really hope I censored for delicate readers. What was unusual is that he criticised France for promoting atheism, and suggested people read Democracy: The God That Failed by Hans-Hermann Hoppe, a book showing the limits of the present parliamentary systems. I don't know of any professional fighter who in a post-fight rave have referenced philosophy works, so strange things are happening today. Also, I have read the book by Hoppe, which makes a good case for a return to monarchy, which is thought provoking, although I doubt viable today. Nice material too, on defending gun ownership.
"Following his big win at UFC Paris, Renato Moicano used his post-fight ring rant to slam the French government, its president, and its history of trying to cancel God.
After the bout, the outspoken Brazilian professional mixed martial artist grabbed the mic and admitted to talking smack about France, but insisted that the French people in general are great. It's just that their government "sucks," he said.
"France, I come here, and I wanted to talk a lot of sh*t about France. But, I went to the Louvre, I went to all beautiful places in Paris, and I had just one thing to say. French Revolution tried to erase God from the map, but guess what? Jesus Christ is life," he exclaimed.
"They try to push for a political, corrupt agenda… I advise you read Democracy: The God That Failed [by] Hans-Hermann Hoppe and I hope that you understand that democracy is a fallacy. Democracy is not the real government. So please read Hans-Hermann Hoppe's [book] and understand why the world is going crazy like that today," he finished.
"Money Moicano" also said he wants to take on Paddy Pimblett and Dan Hooker next because they would be "easy money" for him.
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