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The author wrote that Greta Thunberg laughed when she was talked about the Fridays for Future marches, attributing her reaction: "Really, are they still doing that?" He concluded that even she did not care about the climate. He recalled that she had delivered her famous "how dare you" at the podium in Davos seven years earlier, an intervention that, according to him, had astonished progressives. #Climat #FridaysForFuture #GretaThunberg #FR #CH (translated)

The author stated that the courts were overwhelmed, the prisons full, and justice struggling to fulfill its essential missions, while offenders remained at large. He criticized a judge in Nanterre for indicting a writer he presented as the most brilliant of his time for old statements. #Justice #Droit #Société #FR (translated)

The author believed that the victory of the Democratic Party could also be explained by a refocusing of its campaign: fewer identity debates and wokism, and more attention to everyday concerns such as the cost of groceries, housing, and healthcare. #Politique #Économie #Société #FR (translated)

The author denounced what he referred to as hypocrisy in the accusations of racism against Édouard Philippe. According to him, they were accusing him of inferring the origin of individuals who participated in looting based on their skin color. He also mentioned the annual reports from Arcom, which would measure the proportion of people "perceived as...", without specifying what follows. #racisme #hypocrisie #diversité #FR (translated)

The author accused the left of using the Trappes attack, which he described as racist, to call into question and demonize any discourse on immigration. He denounced a political appropriation and criticized an article from Le Monde, which he deemed "lunar," before his message was interrupted as he mentioned the use of an expression. #immigration #politique #racisme #FR (translated)

The author joked about the idea that France's bad image abroad could be attributed to Trump and artificial intelligence. He noted that the president seemed more concerned about those who denounced the disorder in France than about those who caused it, as well as about the criticisms from foreign leaders. #France #Politique #Actualité #FR #US (translated)

The author mentioned the work of American historian Peter Turchin in *The Decline of Empires*, which he presented as a framework for understanding the "French chaos," centered on the loss of social cohesion, the overproduction of elites, and civil war. #Histoire #Société #Civilisation #FR (translated)

The author indicated that he intervened that very morning on France Culture, facing Enzo Traverso, to discuss revolutionary violence and his book *Le Rouge et le Blanc*. He added that he wanted to remind that, in his opinion, the social movement was not subject to "demonization." #FranceCulture #Révolution #Violence #FR (translated)

The author felt that it was impossible to defend the right not to work while also promising retirement at 60 and social security. He stated that social rights were financed by growth and production, and he urged young people who did not wish to work to be consistent. #DroitsSociaux #Travail #Croissance #FR (translated)

The author of the message described as "harsh but fair" an article by Douglas Murray published in The Free Press. He quoted the claim that France, more than any other European country, has suffered for decades from attacks and riots related to lax border and immigration policies as well as the failure of its integration policy. #France #Immigration #Intégration #FR (translated)

The author described the impunity of looters as a symptom of a society where social trust was eroding. According to him, the prevailing relativism morally disarmed ordinary citizens, who might end up imitating the offenders by wondering why they shouldn’t do the same. #Confiance #Société #Impunité #FR (translated)

The author estimated that the riots of exceptional violence had weakened the argument of "me or chaos" that Emmanuel Macron had used to defend centrist voting in 2017 and 2022. According to him, since chaos was already present, the prospect of unrest after an election would no longer provoke the same concern. #politique #France #violence #FR (translated)

The author reported that, on France Info, the lawyer of individuals accused of looting who were taken into police custody stated that his clients regretted nothing and believed their anger was justified in response to the government's neoliberal policies. He criticized what he termed a culture of excuse, which he associated with tragic consequences. #justice #politique #société #FR (translated)

The author presented a series of political formulas related to the republican resurgence, appeasement, violence, parental responsibility, and the opportunities available to young people in a "bingo" format. The list ended with an incomplete phrase about not yielding anything. #République #Responsabilité #Jeunesse #None (translated)

The author of the message portrayed the Hungarian Prime Minister as a hero among ordinary people after his victory over Viktor Orbán. He indicated that the latter had made a connection between the riots in France and immigration, and called on Europe to respond. #Hongrie #Immigration #Europe #HU #FR (translated)