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Eugénie Bastié

@EugenieBastie wrld.org
French journalist and essayist
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Eugénie Bastié 8h

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)

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Eugénie Bastié 8h

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)

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Eugénie Bastié 1d

The author deemed it "implausible" that Emmanuel Macron would take on foreign leaders who criticized France after the riots. He quoted Macron, who allegedly stated that those who spoke poorly of the country did not love it. #France #Macron #Politique #FR (translated)

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Eugénie Bastié 1d

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)

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Eugénie Bastié 2d

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)

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Eugénie Bastié 2d

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)

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Eugénie Bastié 3d

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)

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Eugénie Bastié 3d

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)

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Eugénie Bastié 3d

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)

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Eugénie Bastié 4d

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)

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Eugénie Bastié 4d

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)

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Eugénie Bastié 5d

The author expressed his support for the teams of CNews, Europe 1, and JDD. He described an attack on press freedom as unacceptable and said he hoped it would provoke outrage from his colleagues and journalists' unions. #LibertéDeLaPresse #SoutienAuxJournalistes #Indignation #FR (translated)

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Eugénie Bastié 6d

The author announced a discussion of the Ideas Club between Pierre Valentin, J. Le Floch-Imad, and M. Roger-Lacan on the mobilization of high school students, around the state of the school and the generation concerned. https://t.co/hCjfYxZGhj #Éducation #Lycéens #Société #FR (translated)

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Eugénie Bastié 7d

The author wrote that, for many women today, the promise of emancipation through work has turned into a new form of servitude, with the pressure to succeed both as mothers and in their careers, at all costs. (translated)

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Eugénie Bastié 1w

The author pointed out a contradiction in the way high school students were presented: sometimes as "children" to whom a difficult orientation was entrusted, sometimes as mature enough to vote. He sarcastically remarked that at 16, one could not choose their own future, but could choose that of France by voting for Mélenchon. #Lycéens #Éducation #Politique #FR (translated)

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Eugénie Bastié 2w

The author wrote that the Insoumis promised to abolish Parcoursup and create 150,000 additional places in higher education to guarantee everyone access to the training of their choice. He described this promise as appealing but impractical. #Parcoursup #enseignement #formation (translated)

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Eugénie Bastié 3w

The message relayed an article by Bertille Bayart on how France could plunge into a financial crisis, highlighting that garbage bins were not the only things burning. https://t.co/NTKfiyTBNR #France #CriseFinancière #Société #FR (translated)

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Eugénie Bastié 3w

The demand to abolish Parcoursup is quite revealing. Because that is indeed the crux of the problem. Yes, Parcoursup is stressful. But why? Because there is extraordinary pressure on higher education due to the leveling of high school. Everyone has their own #Parcoursup #enseignement #stress #FR (translated)

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Eugénie Bastié 3w

It's crazy. And to think that there are people on the left, feminists, who defend a man who plagiarizes a poetess. #plagiat #féminisme #littérature #FR (translated)

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Eugénie Bastié 3w

L’auteur a dénoncé la flambée des taux d’emprunt et l’explosion de la charge de la dette. Il a critiqué le fait qu’une association se félicite de l’entrée en vigueur, le lendemain, du remboursement des protections périodiques, estimant que cette mesure coûterait 50 millions par an et illustrerait une dérive. https://t.co/ikdwYnAcGx #Économie #Dette #Société

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