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Jean Bexon said he was surprised by Raphaël Arnault's discretion among the protesters and on social media, and judged his communication to be particularly minimal. He believed that this was not like him and suggested that having three parliamentary assistants charged with murder, criminal association, or concealing a criminal could make him more timid. #Politique #Communication #Manifestations (translated)

Jean-Luc Mélenchon expressed his astonishment after Sébastien Lecornu announced that an extreme left movement wanted to call into question the presidential election. The candidate stated that he had heard no one mention this idea, neither privately nor publicly, and had not seen it appear in any protest slogan. He asked the Prime Minister to name the individuals concerned and to substantiate his accusation. Otherwise, he should, according to Mélenchon, apologize and stop inciting disorder, alongside the Paris police prefect and the Minister of the Interior, who had, he noted, offered his resignation. #ÉlectionPrésidentielle #Politique #France (translated)

Joan Laporta stated that a team could not rely on several players dominating the locker room and that collective cohesion was essential for the success of a project. He presented the chemistry between the talents of FC Barcelona, the players from La Masia, and those from other football cultures as a strength of the club, which he attributed to the work of the coach and the sporting director. Laporta contrasted this approach with that of Real Madrid, which he accused of favoring individual stars and big transfers. He claimed that the Madrid club had lost its credibility and was spreading lies about the Negreira case in an attempt to defend it. He also stated that Real Madrid had not won anything in two years, while Barcelona was winning and could contend for all titles. #FCBarcelona #Équipe #Football (translated)

Dindon Fiscal wrote that a lawyer friend had described the situation in the courts after October 17. According to this account, members of black blocs and vandals were massively released, while judges gave little weight to violence, degradation, and assaults against police officers. He added that, during hearings, the defendants' words were almost always given priority over those of the police, which, according to him, resulted in almost no convictions. He also reported that a man arrested in the act after throwing a metal bar at a police officer had been released for lack of evidence. Dindon Fiscal said that the police were disgusted and expressed his incomprehension regarding these decisions. #Justice #Manifestations #Sécurité (translated)

Jean Bexon wrote that he was in Châtelet, where groups of looters were rampant, according to him. He said he saw people whose style reminded him of LFI voters, referencing the electoral profile of the area, voluntarily providing information to the CRS and the BAC police about the movements of the rioters. #Châtelet #violenceurbaine #LFI (translated)

The author believed that the ministers no longer had authority and that the government no longer had money. He stated that Emmanuel Macron lost his legitimacy in June 2024 and that an early presidential election was the only way out of the current crisis. https://t.co/2K511WcM2Z #Politique #France #Élections #FR (translated)

Press Briefs stated that, for a month, the authorities have been trying to stifle dissent through contempt and repression. After a mobilization it described as massive and marked by chaotic scenes, it would seek, according to the account, to place the blame for the outbreak on LFI, to the benefit of RN. https://t.co/x5SHVj4aIh https://t.co/vWAoutJOHh #France #politique #mobilisation (translated)

The author stated that the government has been trying for a month to stifle the protest through contempt, repression, and discredit. He believed that after a massive mobilization marked by scenes of chaos, the government was on the brink and caught up by its incompetence, before shifting the responsibility onto LFI. https://t.co/Azoertre2n #Résistance #Politique #France #FR (translated)

The author wrote that those who denounced democratic institutions instead of serving them, did not respect the rule of law without proposing reforms and allowed extreme violence to thrive by despairing the youth should not be surprised by what followed. The message ended abruptly in the middle of this last sentence. #Démocratie #Justice #EngagementCitoyen #None (translated)

TrashTalk estimated that the violence that occurred on Saturday overshadowed the peaceful demands of thousands of people mobilized to defend their rights. It mentioned the distress of various groups, including young people, high school students, farmers, teachers, firefighters, and nurses, and stated that some desperate young people were contemplating no longer living. The media criticized part of the press for prioritizing viewership and extreme editorial lines at the expense of these concerns. It also acknowledged the injured journalists on the ground and called on its colleagues not to let the rioters divert attention from the movement's demands. Referring to a lesson learned from its journalist parent, TrashTalk invited people to question who benefited from the situation and who triggered the violence. Finally, the media expressed its desire to use its message to support the three French basketball players who, according to it, were in the WNBA finals, asserting that it was part of its responsibilities. #Média #Responsabilité #Société (translated)

Marcel wrote that in Marseille, the police had attempted to suppress the revolt in the morning, unsuccessfully, and that they had not been visible in the afternoon. He added that the situation had been roughly similar across the rest of France. #Marseille #Révolte #France (translated)

The author condemned urban guerrillas, looting, throwing projectiles from rooftops, and the vandalism of public buildings. He argued that these acts endangered protesters and bystanders and stifled the legitimate demands of youth, adding that police violence never justified them. #violence #manifestation #justice #FR (translated)