"In these neighborhoods, a sort of counter-society has emerged — a population that draws the meaning of its life from the hatred it harbors for the other, the official French society. This alienation is inscribed in the faces of young men, most of whom are permanently unemployed and loiter in the broken and pothole-ridden spaces among their apartment blocks," British psychiatrist Theodore Dalrymple, who has long lived in France, described this type of people in his famous essay "Barbarians at the Gates of Paris" in 2002, where he reflects on his experiences visiting the suburbs of French cities, the so-called sensitive zones. #Francie #mládež #nepokoje (translated)
„Barbaři před branami.“ Lidé v kapucích zapalují Francii, svědectví je čím dál hrozivější
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