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KC Extra wrote that Juicy had suffered insults and toxic behavior throughout the season, and that he had been held responsible for losses just as he was criticized after victories. According to him, the player continued to work without saying anything, despite the pressure. He added that Atow and Vatira were now being targeted after making a professional decision regarding their own lives. KC Extra said he understood the disappointment of the fans, but distinguished criticism of a performance from insults, accusations of betrayal, and wishes of misfortune. He reminded that players read these messages and that their accumulation could affect them, even though they were only 20 years old. KC Extra claimed to have seen the three players, Atow, Vatira and Juicy, working hard and wearing the KC jersey with pride, even in difficult moments. He called on fans to show them respect and thank them for what they had brought, without judging them for their professional choices. He concluded by assuring them that he would continue to believe in them, regardless of the jersey they wore. #Supporters #EspritSportif #Respect (translated)

A far-right individual criticized people he referred to disparagingly for talking to him about the GDPR and legal notices, while they, in his view, had insulted their side, stolen millions, and disparaged their parents, their history, and their religion. He claimed that his project did not collect any personal data and that the information remained stored on the user's phone. According to him, only a statistic on the number of blocks was shared, intended to determine how the light went out for the affected individuals. He added that the project did not collect or share any other data and that the choice of what one wanted to see was not illegal. He finally urged his readers to spread the link to the project. #RGPD #ProtectionDesDonnées #ViePrivée (translated)

G2 Akita apologized for her team's performance at Worlds, believing they could have done better. She stated that her teammates received death threats and other threats accompanied by a purple heart after the announcement of their participation in the São Paulo competition. She also reported hearing many insults from the crowd during the matches. Akita explained that these behaviors, combined with what she felt was a lack of support throughout the year, led her to doubt the value of her work and the team's efforts. She praised her teammates and expressed gratitude for experiencing this adventure alongside them. She finally reminded that behind the results are hours of work, passion, and people, and she expressed hope that the public would take this into account. #esport #solidarité #respect (translated)

The author mentioned obscene gestures, insults, and physical violence aimed at Frontières journalists in front of the headquarters of Le Monde. He expressed his support for them and stated that the attitude of the newspaper, which he once considered a reference, as well as that of its employees, raised serious questions. He also wrote that violence had no place. https://t.co/EUujFopWok #SoutienAuxJournalistes #LibertéDeLaPresse #ViolenceInacceptable #FR (translated)

Lawyer Seydi Ba explained that he wore his gown during a demonstration on Saturday, like many of his fellow colleagues. He believed it was the right choice, stating that the role of a lawyer was political and that the rights he defended were also at stake in the streets. He reported that dozens of people thanked him for being present. On Boulevard Magenta, demonstrators reportedly asked him to accompany them to leave the area, believing that the police would not take action against him. Seydi Ba said he felt that his gown made all the sense in this situation. He acknowledged that he might have been wrong regarding the rules, mentioning Gisèle Halimi, who had been told she could not present herself as a lawyer. To justify his choice, he cited the insults directed at lawyers in court, the assault of a colleague outside a police station by bodyguards of Jordan Bardella, the harassment of magistrates by newspapers, and the detention of dozens of minors in tiny, cold, and unsanitary cells. He also mentioned a democratic shift. Seydi Ba thanked his Bar Association for a quick ethical reminder, noting that it came before other positions he was expecting. He concluded that as a young lawyer, he still had much to learn. #Justice #DroitsHumains #Avocat (translated)

FRENCHRAPUS reported that Pierre, the manager of a looted Micromania store, had assured that he would continue to support the students and that the vandals should not overshadow the message conveyed by the youth. Pierre stated that he defended his store for six to seven hours without hearing any political demands, but witnessing insults and laughter. According to him, the perpetrators of the damage acted purely for pleasure and did not advocate for a cause. #Solidarité #Jeunesse #Société (translated)

During their first debate, a week before the second round of the Brazilian presidential election, incumbent President Lula and the son of former president Flavio Bolsonaro engaged in heated exchanges, exchanging insults and accusations of corruption. #Lula #Bolsonaro #Présidentielles2026 (translated)

José Mourinho expressed his solidarity with Vinicius Junior, suggesting that if he were in his position, he would have left Real Madrid this summer due to the criticisms and racist insults he faces, while highlighting his love for the club and his courage in continuing to smile despite the difficulties. #ViniciusJunior #RealMadrid #JoséMourinho (translated)

Joëlle Dambo, a crepe maker from Côtes-d'Armor of Martiniquan origin, has filed two complaints due to violence and racist insults endured, particularly on social media, exacerbated after her victory in the competition Le Meilleur de la crêpe. #Racisme #Harcèlement #Justice (translated)

Vincent Brengarth reported that cries imitating monkeys had been heard in Joëlle Dambo's creperie in Côtes-d'Armor. He called for a swift response from the judiciary and institutional support against the insults he described as racist. https://t.co/dDq9FUfac0 #Justice #Racisme #Soutien (translated)

BFM reported that Joëlle Dambo, a crêpe maker in Côtes-d'Armor, had been targeted by racist insults and had announced that she would file a complaint. The publication also mentioned screams imitating those of monkeys in her crêperie. https://t.co/LIOIKWFpX3 #Racisme #Solidarité #Crêperie (translated)

Erik Tegnér indicated that he republished the editorial presenting his magazine dedicated to Youssef Badr, following the opening of an inquiry by the Paris public prosecutor's office. He said he did not know if he himself was directly targeted and accused the press of maintaining confusion. He condemned the insults and threats directed at the judge, while defending the journalistic work of his team. He also mentioned the respect for opposing views and fact-checking, as well as his personal withdrawal from conducting the inquiry. According to him, the subject was of public interest and did not reveal any sensitive information. Referring to an AFP dispatch, Tegnér stated that to his knowledge, his team was not directly targeted by the inquiry, which, according to the agency, concerned threats. He added that the term "defamation" had, in his opinion, never been used since Tuesday, despite the 30 pages of the inquiry. He invited the public to form their own opinion, to buy the magazine at newsstands, to engage in polite debate, and to focus on the substance without being intimidated. #journalisme #enquête #libertédexpression (translated)

KaLee Vision wrote that his debate with Sardoche led him to conclude that right-wing individuals who claimed to want calm exchanges with the left were, in his view, hypocrites. He stated that even when their interlocutors avoided calling them fascists and debated on the grounds of ideas, they preferred to insult each other and make racist remarks. He added that they did not deserve the respect they demanded and that they should first show themselves to be respectable. #Débat #Respect #Politique (translated)