Association Stop civiphobia

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Comment appelle-t-on un citoyen qui rejette ses propres concitoyens ?

Je ne parle pas des étrangers ou des touristes — « xénophobie » ou « racisme ».

Non, je parle de ses propres concitoyens, simplement parce qu’ils viennent du Nord ou de l’Est, parce qu’ils parlent une autre langue ou pratiquent une autre religion, ou n'ont pas la même couleur de peau.

C'est ça, la civiphobie classique.

Définition officielle de Stop Civiphobia

Civiphobie classique

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Du latin civis citoyen et du grec phobos peur, rejet

Hostilité, rejet ou méfiance entre citoyens d’un même pays, fondée sur des différences linguistiques, religieuses, culturelles ou d’origine ethnique.

La civiphobie est un phénomène de fragmentation civique caractérisé par la dégradation des relations entre groupes de citoyens d’un même pays, souvent instrumentalisé à des fins de pouvoir, d’influence ou de déstabilisation politique.

Et comment appelle-t-on un nouveau citoyen qui prend la nationalité mais rejette le pays qui l'accueille ?

Je ne parle pas d'une intégration lente ou du simple fait de garder ses traditions d'origine. Non, je parle d'une personne qui exige et obtient la nationalité pour profiter de ses avantages juridiques et économiques, tout en méprisant ouvertement l'identité, la culture et les valeurs de sa nouvelle patrie.

C'est ça, la civiphobie inversée.

La Civiphobie inversée

· Définition : Comportement d’un individu qui rejette activement la culture, les traditions, les valeurs et l'identité du pays qui l'accueille, mais qui exige et prend la nationalité de ce même pays qu'il rejette, à des fins purement utilitaires.

· Le constat : La civiphobie inversée, c’est quand un nouveau citoyen prend la nationalité mais rejette la société dont il devient membre.

Notre mission : Protéger l'héritage des nations en exigeant le respect mutuel entre les natifs et en rappelant les devoirs de ceux qui les rejoignent. Peu importe le pays, chaque nation a besoin de ses racines.

Galerie Civiphobie

Découvrez notre lutte contre le rejet des citoyens en images.

A street protest with people holding signs and banners advocating against violence towards children. The crowd is visibly engaged, with various individuals holding placards with strong messages. The setting appears to be an urban area at night, with dim lighting and a sense of urgency and determination among the participants.
A street protest with people holding signs and banners advocating against violence towards children. The crowd is visibly engaged, with various individuals holding placards with strong messages. The setting appears to be an urban area at night, with dim lighting and a sense of urgency and determination among the participants.
A group of people outdoors raising cardboard signs, one of which reads 'WHY LIVE IN FEAR'. The background shows a gray building with multiple windows. The individuals appear to be participating in a protest or demonstration.
A group of people outdoors raising cardboard signs, one of which reads 'WHY LIVE IN FEAR'. The background shows a gray building with multiple windows. The individuals appear to be participating in a protest or demonstration.
A group of people are gathered outdoors in an urban setting, holding signs that advocate against racism, sexism, and violence. They are wearing masks and standing in front of a statue. A video camera is focused on the group, and another person appears to be capturing the scene with a handheld device. Skyscrapers form the backdrop, and a pink flag with a symbol is visible.
A group of people are gathered outdoors in an urban setting, holding signs that advocate against racism, sexism, and violence. They are wearing masks and standing in front of a statue. A video camera is focused on the group, and another person appears to be capturing the scene with a handheld device. Skyscrapers form the backdrop, and a pink flag with a symbol is visible.
A city street lined with tall trees and historical buildings is occupied by police officers in riot gear standing in front of white police vans. The atmosphere suggests a controlled public order situation with officers wearing helmets and shields, indicating preparedness for potential crowd management. The street is relatively empty otherwise, with visible debris on the ground and traffic lights showing a green pedestrian signal.
A city street lined with tall trees and historical buildings is occupied by police officers in riot gear standing in front of white police vans. The atmosphere suggests a controlled public order situation with officers wearing helmets and shields, indicating preparedness for potential crowd management. The street is relatively empty otherwise, with visible debris on the ground and traffic lights showing a green pedestrian signal.

Témoignages Clients

Découvrez les avis de ceux qui soutiennent notre lutte contre la civiphobie.

Cette association m'a ouvert les yeux sur l'importance de l'unité nationale.

Patrick mercier
A black and white photograph of a public protest, featuring people gathered on the street. A sign is prominently displayed reading 'Racism is a Virus'. The crowd includes individuals wearing masks, emphasizing the seriousness and solidarity of the moment. Several bicycles can be seen, and the scene is set against an urban backdrop with buildings and trees.
A black and white photograph of a public protest, featuring people gathered on the street. A sign is prominently displayed reading 'Racism is a Virus'. The crowd includes individuals wearing masks, emphasizing the seriousness and solidarity of the moment. Several bicycles can be seen, and the scene is set against an urban backdrop with buildings and trees.

Paris

Je suis fier de faire partie de cette initiative qui promeut l'acceptation et l'unité entre citoyens, peu importe leurs différences. Ensemble, nous pouvons faire la différence.

People are gathered in a protest, with a central focus on a person holding a large sign that reads 'Color is Not a Crime'. The crowd wears casual clothing and masks, suggesting a demonstration during a pandemic. The background includes urban architecture, such as a building and some trees.
People are gathered in a protest, with a central focus on a person holding a large sign that reads 'Color is Not a Crime'. The crowd wears casual clothing and masks, suggesting a demonstration during a pandemic. The background includes urban architecture, such as a building and some trees.
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