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He wrote that, despite what he presented as the largest peaceful demonstration of the year, and even of the last five years, held on the 24th, the violence of law enforcement had not decreased. He called for an end to naivety and to block strategic locations, believing that non-violence resolved nothing. #manifestation #violence #nonviolence (translated)

The author believed that the chaos should not have been caused in vain and called for actions in the following days to be focused on buildings related to the state. He added that the movement would not be heard if it was limited to plundering the businesses of modest people. #justice #solidarité #engagement (translated)

The author claimed to have seen men being beaten, people confronting the riot police, caregivers and egg throwers, but no union members taking action. He wondered where the "revolutionaries" were and labeled the unions as frauds, believing that it was time to stop giving them credit. #Révolution #Syndicats #Mobilisation (translated)

The author wrote that revolutions do not happen without noise or collateral damage. He acknowledged that burning the cars of innocent people was condemnable, but deemed it a mistake to rely on these acts to discredit the movement or to dissociate from it. He added that the priority concerned everything related to the state and the police, and asserted that the state would continue to make the population suffer if it did not mobilize and make its voice heard. #Révolution #Mobilisation #État (translated)

The author accused those who posted this type of message of never taking action and of enjoying failures from their couch while justifying their inaction. He then claimed that France was "on fire" and that the state was trembling, before mocking his opponents. #France #Société #Politique (translated)

The author asked if several people would be interested in a thread he planned to publish in the coming days about the preparation methods used by Hong Kongers during their protests in 2020. He urged others to create and share them on TikTok, Twitter, and other platforms in order to be prepared for October 17 against the state forces, which he referred to with a dehumanizing expression. #HongKong #Manifestation #Préparation (translated)

The author mocked those who talked about the French Revolution all year round but complained, in his view, about burning trash and bus stops as soon as the situation escalated, as if a revolution could be carried out with water pistols. #RévolutionFrançaise #Histoire #Révolte (translated)