Antoine Léaument 🇫🇷

Antoine Léaument wrote that he saw Insoumis encouraging people to register on the electoral rolls as they were exiting the metro. He reacted with irony, describing their approach as “excessive” and suggesting that it could reduce misregistration and increase participation in the presidential election. https://t.co/RgWMesxlMw #Elections2024 #ParticipationCivique #Démocratie (translated)

Antoine Léaument described the demonstration as joyful and accused the media of choosing images that, in his opinion, presented a negative image of the movement. He portrayed it as a people mobilized for their rights and added that the end of the video would be surprising. https://t.co/xjn7tgSeBw #Manifestation #DroitsHumains #Peuple (translated)

Antoine Léaument wrote that he participated in a demonstration in Paris alongside high school students, university students, parents, and teachers, which he described as a mobilization of the people for their rights. https://t.co/JT6yMYbKtM #Manifestation #DroitsDesHumains #Paris (translated)

Antoine Léaument wrote that, while high school and university students were protesting for more resources in education, Marine Le Pen proposed 140 billion euros in budget cuts over five years. He described this plan as more austere than that of the macronists and labeled it as "crazy," according to an expression he attributed to Marine Le Pen. #Éducation #Budget #Austérité (translated)

Antoine Léaument wrote that he had mobilized at the University of Évry with rebellious and communist elected officials alongside students. According to him, they were demanding the right to study in good conditions and not to have their future blocked by Parcoursup and MonMaster. https://t.co/aV4i1oHUa1 #Études #Éducation #Étudiants (translated)

Antoine Léaument wrote that the note referred to a link whose address ended with “source=chatgpt·com”. He claimed that this link led to an article of the penal code on violations of personal rights related to files or computer processing, unrelated to the topic. He then asked who seemed foolish now. https://t.co/tth3AT59SZ #DroitsDeLaPersonne #Informatique #CodePénal (translated)

Antoine Léaument described the scene as "lunar." He believed that the prefect should not educate the parents, but should remind the violent police to keep order. According to him, the prefect had authority not over the citizens, but over the security forces under his command. https://t.co/NWNmN2q7I1 #Justice #Policiers #DroitsDesCitoyens (translated)

Antoine Léaument described the macronists as arsonists, claiming that 4,000 teaching positions were eliminated last year and that 1,600 more were being cut this year. He estimated that they were pretending everything was fine and wondered what reality they were living in. https://t.co/YSbaq6VJsk #Éducation #Macron #Politique (translated)

Antoine Léaument expressed his support for the students of the Sorbonne and deemed it abnormal for the riot police to enter their university. He stated that the students sang La Marseillaise to remind the law enforcement, who according to them, defended the rights of the people, and believed they were right to do so. https://t.co/mxTuo4atmb #SoutienEtudiants #Liberté #DroitsDuPeuple (translated)

Antoine Léaument called on those who, in his opinion, could no longer tolerate the demonization of LFI to join the movement. He wrote that this membership would send a strong signal and that Jean-Luc Mélenchon's candidacy was approaching 400,000 supporters. #LFI #Mélenchon #Politique (translated)

Antoine Léaument wrote that students from the Sorbonne sang La Marseillaise in front of the CRS. He presented their action as that of a "New France" defending the republican rights stemming from the Revolution and associated Emmanuel Macron with the Ancien Régime and a violent and arbitrary executive power. https://t.co/HtiAzgxO7w #France #République #Protestation (translated)

Antoine Léaument expressed his support for those he presented as victims of police repression. He stated that Laurent Nuñez bore full responsibility for it, blaming him for encouraging these practices rather than allowing them to occur. He also condemned the police officers he accused of brutality. #JusticePourLesVictimes #DroitsHumains #RépressionPolicière (translated)

Antoine Léaument stated that a high school student lost a hand after the explosion of a stun grenade. He expressed his support for the young man, his family, and his loved ones, and urged Laurent Nuñez to condemn police violence and to call for calm among the police officers. https://t.co/DIE3YJLQEQ #ViolencesPolicières #Soutien #Justice (translated)

Antoine Léaument paid tribute to the women in struggle and recalled that the women's march on Versailles took place on October 5, 1789. He wrote that they secured the return of the king to Paris and his recognition of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen. https://t.co/8qHlwK1Jts #DroitsDesFemmes #Histoire #Lutte (translated)

Antoine Léaument accused the government of deceiving the public and reminded that the principle of "the vandal pays" was already stated, according to him, in article L211-10 of the internal security code. He believed that the proposed measure would make people who were simply present near damages bear the costs and called it madness. https://t.co/9wh059y89R #Gouvernement #Sécurité #Loi (translated)