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Thibault deMontbrial found the distress of thousands of merchants unbearable, whom he said had been assaulted and looted. He called on the state to use the legitimate force provided by law to protect the population from the rioters, believing that fear must quickly change sides. #Sécurité #Justice #Commerce (translated)

The article discusses the potential implications of a comprehensive law on sexist and sexual violence in France, exploring the necessary changes to better protect victims and combat these behaviors. #ProblemasDeConexión #ExtensionesDeNavegador #ConfiguraciónDeNavegador (translated)

The author believed that a return to civil peace required "remigration." He stated that Paris had been looted for two days and that the town hall of Limoges had been set on fire. He also declared that he would restore the anti-rioter law of 1970, which had been repealed by François Mitterrand in 1981, as well as minimum sentences. https://t.co/HQTMeuSSoe #remigration #paix #loi #FR (translated)

The author indicated that in 2024, while he was Prime Minister, restoring authority among young people was among his priorities. He added that his bill against juvenile delinquency was to be voted on in the summer of 2024, but the dissolution had interrupted its review, lamenting a loss of time. https://t.co/ZRVPulZhul #Délinquance #Jeunesse #Politique (translated)

Didier Maïsto estimated that the resignation of Emmanuel Macron and the holding of early elections were the only measures likely to restore calm in France. He stated that the French no longer wanted the president or those who had participated in his governments, called to vote for him or had supported him during motions of censure, including those who were running again. According to him, the situation would continue to deteriorate and the executive could not hold on for six more months, lacking legitimacy; he added that every appearance of his representatives fueled the anger of the French people. #MacronDémission #ÉlectionsAnticipées #ColèreDesFrançais (translated)

Thibault de Montbrial stated that if the police were absent, residents had the right to defend themselves at home or against looting, under article L122-6 of the penal code. He expressed his support for the inhabitants of the Marais and believed that the State should assume the use of legitimate force to prevent citizens from having to do so. #Sécurité #Loi #Droit (translated)

Bally Bagayoko described several local initiatives in Brittany: a flea market in Bulat-Pestivien, a municipality in Trémargat that governed with the population through referendums and open commissions, and the organic farm of Bodinel, where Léa and Morvan cultivated and made bread. In Saint-Adrien, he met people who supported undocumented and exiled individuals. He said he observed, as in Saint-Denis and Pierrefitte, that residents felt forgotten and that hate merchants exploited this void. According to him, pitting young people from working-class neighborhoods against Breton farmers was a mistake: they had the same adversaries and the same hopes. He added that abstention and the far right could not be fought from television studios, but by engaging with others. He believed that rural areas and working-class neighborhoods spoke with one voice, thanked Murielle and those who welcomed him, and asserted that 2027 was being built right now. #Solidarité #Ruralité #SouverainetéAlimentaire (translated)

Édouard Philippe, candidate for the presidential election, questions the effectiveness of the "broken window" law by stating that the responsibility of the vandals does not seem to bother anyone during his intervention at the Grand Oral 2027. #ÉdouardPhilippe #Mobilisations17octobre #Présidentielle2027 (translated)

Thibault de Montbrial indicated that he had received numerous testimonies since the morning and described the situation as unbearable. He believed that the rioters should pay "in every sense of the term" and called on the State to assume the recourse to the legitimate use of force provided by law, which he deemed vital for compatriots and the nation. https://t.co/Msx6j8F6Cg #France #Émeutes #Justice (translated)

Cerfia reported that Donald Tusk reacted to the riots in France by stating that Poland would not repeat the mistakes of other European countries and would not pay for them. The Polish leader declared that his country would continue to protect its borders against illegal immigration, reject asylum requests, and expel foreigners who broke the law. He added that Poland would be uncompromising on security matters. #Pologne #immigration #sécurité (translated)

I compare them to others: "I compare them to others," says Marion Maréchal about the peaceful protesters who do not believe he lied. Anti-Semitic remarks attributed to Jordan Bardella: Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Liberties, "does not believe he lied." Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Liberties, wants to "contribute to creating links at the European level" for Marine Le Pen's presidential campaign. It is an extremely important symbol. The law project on rioters-paying: "It is an extremely important symbol," believes Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Liberties. Dissolving La France insoumise will not dissolve the ideas behind it. "Dissolving La France insoumise will not dissolve the ideas behind it," believes Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Libertés. The issue is no longer whether Laurent Nuñez should resign to be replaced by a Laurent Nuñez clone. For Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Libertés, "the issue is no longer whether Laurent Nuñez should resign to be replaced by a Laurent Nuñez clone." For Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Libertés, there should be "a ban on protesting for dangerous profiles." #Manifestations #Limoges #Violences (translated)

I equate them with others: "I equate them with others," says Marion Maréchal about peaceful demonstrators who do not believe he lied. Antisemitic remarks attributed to Jordan Bardella: Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Freedoms "does not believe he lied." Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Freedoms, wants to "help create links at the European level" for Marine Le Pen's presidential campaign. It’s an extremely important symbol. Law proposal for riot payers: "It’s an extremely important symbol," believes Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Freedoms. Dissolving La France insoumise will not dissolve the ideas behind it. "Dissolving La France insoumise will not dissolve the ideas behind it," believes Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Freedoms. The issue is no longer whether Laurent Nuñez should resign to be replaced by a Laurent Nuñez clone. For Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Freedoms, "the issue is no longer whether Laurent Nuñez should resign to be replaced by a Laurent Nuñez clone." For Marion Maréchal, MEP and president of Identity-Freedoms, there needs to be "a ban on demonstrating for dangerous profiles." #Violences17Octobre #Manifestations #Mairies (translated)

The mayor of Orléans, the very right-wing Serge Grouard, calls on Macron to "implement Article 16 of the Constitution to restore order and protect the Republic." Bruno Le Maire demands an "exceptional law" to "judge the troublemakers" and "the declaration of a state of emergency." What madness... (translated)

Daniel Conversano wrote that it was necessary to encourage this, as he deemed it important. He believed that the person who made the concerning remarks should have been in prison at the time he spoke, asserting that the situation had gone way too far. #Justice #Responsabilité #Injustice (translated)