Politician Swerves Handshake With Far-Right Rival Using Exquisite Move
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“Honestly delightful what a cheerful yet completely sincere F**k You this is,” one social media user commented on the clip.
A French politician played an impromptu game of rock-paper-scissors to avoid shaking the hand of a far-right rival.
Francois Piquemal, of the leftist New Popular Front coalition, pulled the game’s scissor move on Flavien Termet of the far-right National Rally during a vote in the National Assembly in a video that’s gone viral on social media.
As Termet’s hand was extended flat for a handshake — so, like paper — he lost the game that he didn’t even realize he was a part of.
Piquemal gave a little shrug at his victory and then walked off.
BFMTV shared footage of the moment on X, formerly Twitter:
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