Dy spoke about the world in which we lived and stated that this was what happened when one demanded more rights and fewer injustices. #DroitsHumains #JusticeSociale #Égalité (translated)
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Dy spoke about the world in which we lived and stated that this was what happened when one demanded more rights and fewer injustices. #DroitsHumains #JusticeSociale #Égalité (translated)
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The author of the message accused the targeted man of being indifferent to the dozens of people who drowned in the Seine. He described him as violent, sexist, and arrogant, and asked if he was the new champion of the right. #DroitsDeLHomme #JusticeSociale #Politique #FR (translated)
In an article, Taoufik Vallipuram believes that Raphaël Glucksmann will have to prove his commitment to the working classes through actions, or risk leaving the way clear for Jean-Luc Mélenchon after a social-democratic primary deemed insufficiently mobilizing. #ClassesPopulaires #JusticeSociale #Politique (translated)

After the looting on October 17, the French authorities are tackling the online resale of stolen items on platforms like Vinted and LeBonCoin, summoning e-commerce players to a meeting to strengthen cooperation and the identification of resellers. #JusticeSociale #Pillages #ReventeEnLigne (translated)

Camille wrote that people were dying on stretchers in the waiting rooms of emergency departments, in her opinion due to a lack of sufficient budget for hospitals. She added that she did not see why one should be concerned about the windows of Louis Vuitton and Sephora. #Urgences #Santé #JusticeSociale (translated)
Bally Bagayoko expressed the solidarity of the City of Saint-Denis – Pierrefitte-sur-Seine with the municipalities affected by violence and damage, notably Limoges, Marseille, Lille, Bordeaux, Calais, and Grenoble. He extended his support to the victims, the injured, their families, as well as to the residents, elected officials, agents, and traders. He condemned the violence and damage and reaffirmed his commitment to republican values, respect for people and property, and the freedom to protest peacefully. He specified that the city would not organize a gathering as part of the AMF call but would prioritize local actions with traders and youth, while the municipal police would be mobilized for public tranquility. Bagayoko called for de-escalation and stated that the situation required concrete political and social responses from the President of the Republic and the government. According to him, the response could not be solely security-oriented but must address inequalities and precariousness. He also warned that gatherings should not justify a disengagement of the State nor the transfer of its responsibilities to municipalities. Finally, he supported the demands of high school students, university students, and others calling for measures against the cost of living. #Solidarité #JusticeSociale #Désescalade (translated)
The author wondered how far the authorities would go and stated that six police vans were present on Saturday to protect the Trogneux shop, owned by Brigitte Macron's family. He estimated that other merchants in France had been abandoned in the face of looting and denounced what he described as contempt and privileges of another time. https://t.co/iuGUnB6THJ #JusticeSociale #France #Sécurité #FR (translated)
Seydi Ba wrote that he would prefer his taxes to be used to repair the damage caused by popular anger rather than to finance a €34,000 armchair for Gérard Larcher or €50,000 worth of dishes at the Élysée. He presented this as a matter of priority. #JusticeSociale #Priorités #Économie (translated)
Impact reported that Lisa, founder of Make My Lemonade, supported the claims of the protesters despite the looting and vandalism of her store during the violence on October 17 in Paris. According to Impact, she refused to allow her story to be politically appropriated and denounced the institutional, social, and economic violence that she believed fueled the anger. Not knowing when she could reopen, Lisa called for rebuilding together. #Solidarité #JusticeSociale #Résilience (translated)
Manuel Bompard declared that he disapproves of damage to public buildings and businesses as well as violence against individuals. He believed that the priority should be to find a political solution by addressing the demands: abolish Parcoursup, dedicate an additional 10 billion euros to education, freeze prices, and increase the minimum wage. According to him, the restoration of the wealth tax would bring in 10 billion euros. #Politique #Éducation #JusticeSociale (translated)
Bally Bagayoko believed that Jean-Luc Mélenchon was right and that the way out of the crisis required responses to demands regarding the cost of living, student precarity, and study conditions. He called on the government to make concrete commitments and wrote that calming tensions must go through dialogue and social justice. #JusticeSociale #Dialogue #Précarité (translated)
Philippe Poutou, former candidate of the NPA in the presidential election, responded on X to the government's call to "choose a side." He stated that he stands with the protesters, the rioters, the rebellious youth, the oppressed, and chaos, against the authorities, the dominant, and the wealthy, whom he described as panicked. His post was associated with the hashtag #17octobre. #17octobre #PhilippePoutou #Protestation #JusticeSociale (translated)
Herrrkor described his perception of people who defended large companies, stating that the families behind their wealth had built it through slavery, colonialism, and imperialism. https://t.co/dLQ4sFtChK #Colonialisme #Esclavage #JusticeSociale (translated)
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Sarah Knafo wrote that no violence could be excused, regardless of the origin of those who committed it. She indicated that she came from Seine-Saint-Denis and had never burned a garbage can or assaulted a teacher. According to her, excusing the rioters amounted to insulting those who had grown up in that department without breaking anything. https://t.co/847ruCK4Ab #JusticeSociale #NonALaViolence #Respect (translated)
FRANK published images that he presented as showing Palestinian high school students in search of a better education, calling them "poor." https://t.co/K7Cf1JDIkp #Éducation #Palestine #JusticeSociale (translated)
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Emiliano Zapata mentioned a demonstration against the cost of living, stating that a man was counting his war spoils there when a woman came to demand a tax from him. He made derogatory remarks about this woman. #CoûtDeLaVie #Manifestation #JusticeSociale (translated)
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Amélie Ismaïli accused Yaël Braun-Pivet of placing the cost of her choices on French workers, while reportedly earning a monthly salary of 15,000 euros excluding benefits. She also criticized her for using the police to feed her chickens and for refusing to publish her expense reports, considering that she was directly responsible for what was happening. #Salaries #Politique #JusticeSociale (translated)
Philippe Poutou wrote that Nuñez seemed to be discovering the opposition of anti-capitalists to the capitalist order, which he believed Nuñez defended with zeal and brutality. He added that Nuñez and the people of his camp also seemed to be becoming aware of the anger against this order, which he deemed unjust, and against their ultra-liberal policies. #Anticapitalisme #JusticeSociale #Politique (translated)
Mr. Lecornu, you have played with fire. By relying on decay, you have only succeeded in uniting all the youth and labor unions: the response of Jean-Luc Mélenchon to Sébastien Lecornu after the mobilizations. #Mobilisation17Octobre #GiletsJaunes #JusticeSociale (translated)
The vast majority of those arrested are adults. Mobilizations of October 17: "The vast majority of those arrested are adults," declares the Minister of the Interior Laurent Nuñez. #Mobilisation17Octobre #GiletsJaunes #JusticeSociale (translated)