Macklemore appears on stage with a black wig, a black beard, and a huge fake nose. But he assures it: it's just a "random costume"... It's as if someone is doing blackface while swearing they aren't mocking Black people. (translated)
It was he who, along with Thomas Portes, called for my censorship everywhere. I owe Shahin Hazamy for having received hundreds of death threats. It is thanks to him that I had to be escorted by police to sign a book about my mother's illness. Karma is a bitch. 🥰 (translated)
For the RIC to work, citizens would need to continually dedicate themselves to public affairs. For direct democracy to have meaning, we would need to have no private passions, no petty concerns... (translated)
The Muslim veil is an imaginary prescription (the Quran does not explicitly state the obligation to cover the hair), it is part of a system of sexual differentiation, it objectifies an asymmetric conception of the sexes, it confines women to modesty and (translated)
Lost friends are countless since October 7, but one gained friend counts for 100 ❤️ (translated)
How can Olivier Faure condemn those who ally with the far-right while he himself accommodates the conditions for rapprochement with an authoritarian and passionately anti-Semitic sect? History will not be any kinder to those who have bowed down. (translated)
We must tirelessly thank @SophieNahum for her extraordinary work. Whether she collects testimonies from the last survivors of the camps (always trying to make the person behind the testimony heard) or gives a voice to the defenders of secularism, her (translated)
Fidel Castro is: . Half a century of dictatorship. . Thousands of executions of political opponents. . A single-party state (this is still the case). . The elimination of any independent political organization. . The absence of pluralist elections. . The surveillance of the (translated)
Bally Bagayoko was paid by the RATP without performing any duties there, and during periods when he held significant elective positions. He is the Fillon of LFI. By providing this information to the public, @frhaz is doing exactly useful work. Unable to refute this. (translated)
Mélenchon denounces the "generalized favoritism" after having placed his son-in-law, his daughter, his bodyguard, and his mistress... 🙃 (translated)
Splendid Ukrainians, at war against an ogre, who take the time to export their know-how and share their resources with an ally. Not only is Ukraine part of Europe, but it IS Europe. The most beautiful idea of Europe. Standing up against tyrants and (translated)
Could someone explain to this apprentice-dictator that, in a free country, it's not up to mayors to decide the lineup of artists who are welcomed in their city? (translated)
He is dead, the killer, the scum, the terrorist, the idol of Lady Gaza... If you want to know more about Kozo Okamoto, read the (free) profile dedicated to him by Michaël Prazan in @franctireurmag 👇🏿 (translated)
It looks like Wauquiez in 2013 explaining everywhere that they would abolish marriage for all when returning to power... The truth is that in a democracy, we never go back (and we have never gone back) on an additional freedom (marriage for all, abortion, assistance in dying...) For a (translated)
The misuse of a freedom is not an argument against granting that freedom. Otherwise, we would never have granted abortion rights or even the right to vote. (translated)
In "Soylent Green," the elderly are euthanized before being turned into edible jelly that is presented as plankton. What is the value of such a dystopia (set in 2022)? Does the film describe a possible drift of assisted dying or is it pure... (translated)
In hospitals, it's an open secret: the right to die is already in application... but it is only accessible to those who have the "right" network. Not to mention those who have the means to go abroad. Therefore, we are not equal today. (translated)
Does euthanasia fall under a culture of death or a culture of freedom? Is it an anthropological break or progress, or both? Is giving death to the person who asks for it barbarism or the pinnacle of care? A law on assistance in dying. (translated)
Against abortion? => "It's the promotion of irresponsible behaviors!" Against marriage for all? => "It's the promotion of decadence." Against aid in dying? => "It's the promotion of a culture of death." Each time we oppose a major social law that (translated)
For the thousandth time, a law that grants the right to die with dignity is not opposed to a law on palliative care. The development of palliative care is an issue of equality. Like access to a good death. The desire to die does not always disappear when one... (translated)