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Press briefs reported, citing local media, that a 17-year-old girl had been blinded in one eye after being seriously injured in the face during the mobilization on October 17 in Mulhouse. The account stated that the prosecutor of Mulhouse had opened an investigation assigned to the IGPN. #Mulhouse #17octobre #violence (translated)

Ilan Gabet stated that Maïssa, 17 years old, had been blinded in one eye after being hit by a grenade thrown by the police while she was not protesting and was just passing by. He relayed the testimony of a person who claimed to have seen police officers positioned 50-80 meters away shooting with a direct trajectory, when they should have, according to this witness, been shooting in the air. The witness also stated that they saw a gray cartridge hit the young girl's eye before tear gas was released on the ground. Gabet added that Maïssa was crying and her perception of life had changed. He indicated that the information came from Politis and a video that had been sent to him. (translated)

Alma Dufour judged that the responsibility for the degradation, which she deemed unacceptable, lay entirely with Emmanuel Macron. She accused him of having despised peaceful social movements, of not having respected the result of the 2024 elections, and of having, according to her, plunged France into recession and significantly increased poverty. She also mentioned a liter of gasoline at 2.4 euros and claimed that there were more deaths in emergencies than homicides. Dufour accused the president of having had children who feared they had no future blinded, due to the elimination of thousands of university places and the lack of teachers. She estimated that the consequences of his policy were "1,000 times more violent" than the events of Saturday and asked where the outrage was in the face of the suicides of children from the child welfare system, the caregivers who self-immolated due to a lack of resources, and the female judges who hanged themselves in their offices. She concluded that Macron's government had destroyed the country and that the events of the previous day were a symptom of this. #Macron #France #Injustice (translated)

Hadrien Clouet mentioned a "republican eye-gouging" and claimed that Lecornu represented a threat to both the protesters and the police. He accused the latter of wanting to set them against each other in order to provoke scenes of violence and justify repression. #Répression #Manifestation #Violence (translated)

The author wrote that a police officer had been placed under investigation the day before for aggravated violence after a shot was fired from a LBD in Tours which, according to him, had blinded a 16-year-old young man. The post was accompanied by a video. #manifestation #tours #lycées https://t.co/7YJlavBiVo #manifestation #tours #lycées #FR (translated)

Didier Maïsto strongly criticized journalists, whom he accused of being outraged after an incident involving flour while remaining silent, according to him, when French people were being blinded by the authorities. He used insulting terms towards them. #Journalisme #LibertéDexpression #Révolte (translated)

Mazouz denounced what he presented as unequal media treatment: according to him, the injuries inflicted by the police on demonstrators elicited little reaction, while throwing flour at people he termed bourgeois provoked considerable outrage. #Injustice #Révolte #Solidarité (translated)

"You are a bit harsh to say that your police friends are firing cannonballs at the young people. No, they are just content to beat them up, to blind them, to mutilate them," accused Jean-Luc Mélenchon, referring to Mr. Attal's comments, who had claimed that LFI was using high school students as "cannon fodder." #Mélenchon2027 #Parcoursup #Lycéens (translated)

The author claimed that around forty police officers had forced the door of a bus to, according to him, ban his presence, without legal basis and based on mere assumptions. He compared their intervention to that of "cowboys" and added that, during the day, students were having their hands ripped off or being blinded. https://t.co/yAIMyFj7sZ #Justice #Liberté #Droit #FR (translated)

Paul Vannier deemed Nunez disqualified, using a formula that accused him of having blinded children. He believed that Geaffray had been overwhelmed from the beginning and that Lecornu, whom he presented as the last fuse, had blown the day before. According to him, the government was weak, lacking means and credibility, and did not understand the situation. He predicted that the high school students would win. #Gouvernement #Lycéens #ActionPolitique (translated)

The author called for an immediate ban on lethal weapons during high school protests, as proposed by the socialist group in the Assembly. He denounced the violence, stating that young people were being blinded and terrorized. https://t.co/4ejGpAowWw #Manifestation #Justice #Sécurité #FR (translated)

Alma Dufour stated that riot police had violently struck a high school student she described as defenseless at the Gustave Flaubert high school in Rouen. She also wrote that Nuñez had given no instructions for restraint and, mentioning three people who were blinded and one person who had lost a limb, asked whether the government should kill a child. https://t.co/Ub2qjKkodB #Société #Justice #Révolte (translated)