Sébastien JALLAMION compared two publications from LFI deputy Antoine Léaument, which he claimed were spaced a few hours apart. He criticized him for calling for the closure of a television channel, and then invoking Article 11 of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of 1789 to defend the freedom of expression of a comedian summoned by the police. According to JALLAMION, the comedian's remarks involved physical violence, the disclosure of the supposed addresses of Bernard Arnault and Vincent Bolloré, as well as violent acts. He explained what he presented as a double standard by indicating that the remarks were made in a left-leaning media outlet owned by billionaire Mathieu Pigasse, whom he described as "respectable." JALLAMION accused the left of defending freedom of expression when it concerned their own, while accepting to deprive others of it, and used a derogatory hashtag targeting the left. #GaucheTarée #LibertéDExpression #Politique #Gauche (translated)
