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The author denounced a new failure and estimated that the social contract was disintegrating, accusing the state of no longer being able to guarantee security, which he presented as a fundamental right of citizens. He added that the protection of merchants was entrusted to private companies and that the security of demonstrations was ensured by the army. (translated)

The author accused the Macronist government of weakening the republican state. He claimed that, on Saturday, the army was protecting buildings instead of the police, while the police prefect was asking merchants to resort to private security agents. He also criticized the Prime Minister for calling meetings that he deemed aimless. #Macronie #ÉtatRépublicain #Sécurité #FR (translated)

David Lisnard denounced what he called the State's admission of powerlessness and the reversal of principles. He wrote that merchants paid for repairs and taxes to finance their security, but they were also being asked to rely on private companies, which would increase their costs and reduce their income during a difficult period. According to him, the least affluent merchants would be the first victims, unable to afford these protections. With Nouvelle Énergie, he called for a quick "restoration of the State" in service of all, particularly those in greatest need. #JusticeSociale #Sécurité #État (translated)

The author wrote that the State was asking merchants to fund private security agents themselves, which he presented as an admission that it no longer fulfilled its mission of protecting the French. He wondered whether, in return, the merchants could stop paying the State. #Sécurité #Commerçants #État #FR (translated)

The author wrote that the police prefecture had invited merchants to pay private agents to protect their stores on Saturday. He believed that this request amounted to paying taxes for protection, and then paying again to actually be protected, and saw it as an admission of resignation rather than a security policy. (translated)

Guillaume Champeau has provided a very critical assessment of ten years of Macronist power. He stated that shopkeepers were being encouraged to hire private security agents, as the police, according to him, were no longer able to protect them from riots, and that the French could only demonstrate with state-approved unions. He also denounced the degradation of hospitals and public services, the decline of the National Education system, and a 17-point increase in public debt compared to the rest of the eurozone. He claimed that 13% of the French said they could not eat their fill and accused the government of asking intelligence services to lie about the political opposition to hold it responsible for the riots. Finally, he mentioned an extreme-right party at the gates of power, a media landscape that normalizes racism and Islamophobia, a diplomacy unable to defend French values, and a deepening impoverishment with no prospects for improvement. #Macronie #CrisePolitique #France (translated)

The author denounced what he presented as a renunciation by the Paris police prefecture, asserting that it acknowledged it could not protect the merchants and was asking them to finance private security agents themselves. https://t.co/yWW2w1wDXg #Paris #Sécurité #Commerçants #FR (translated)

Jon De Lorraine reported, citing Le Parisien, that the Paris police prefecture had advised merchants to hire private security agents, or even canine teams, ahead of the upcoming demonstrations. He noted that the prefecture acknowledged that it could not ensure the protection of every business on its own. #Paris #Sécurité #Commerce (translated)

The author believed that the government should protect traders and protesters while responding to social anger. He questioned what would be resolved by making fragile families bear the consequences of one person's actions and called on the government not to divert the debate. (translated)