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The account Les Mileistes Français stated that Nicolas paid between 60 and 70% in taxes, while also bearing many other expenses. It notably mentioned a surcharge on insurance related, according to him, to the increase in looting episodes, the cost of a private school for his children, distant housing, and security systems, as well as health, cafeteria, daycare, and transportation expenses, which he claimed he had to pay at full price. The account also mentioned a six-month wait to see a specialist, a car that had become expensive due to ecological standards, thousands of euros in fuel taxes, and the contribution to the funding of social housing in his building. It added that Nicolas was suffering from inflation on his savings, was excluded from aid, had to hear calls for more solidarity, and was waiting three years for his children's attackers to be judged. Finally, it denounced the insults that Nicolas would suffer in public and subsidized media, before asking when he would stop participating in this system, which he described as "shit." #Impôts #Injustice #QualitéDeVie (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)

Regelegorila wrote that he was from Lille and that everything was fine. He warned against those he described as fascists, who, according to him, made it seem like the city was burning. He deemed the people of Lille to be resilient and correct in their claims, and described the city as antifascist. He also urged the people of Lille not to be discouraged by the media and assured that they would be present. #Lille #Antifascisme #Solidarité (translated)

Keymee claimed that men had infiltrated the Élysée by passing through the garden. The author added that the media were not reporting on it, that no video could be obtained due to signal jamming, and that people who entered could not then exit. #Élysée #Infiltration #Médias (translated)

Jon De Lorraine stated that taxpayers were paying for a hospital that did not function, media subservient to power, and people who were destroying cities, town halls, and shops. He described this situation as a "rule of law" and said that the people involved should no longer be lecturing them. #Impôts #ÉtatDeDroit #Société (translated)

The Public Law Initiative stated that Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) mentioned fees at a press conference after the elections and said that there had not been time to abolish them yet, but he wants to abolish them during the rest of the electoral term. According to a statement from the initiative, its members were prepared to defend public service media by all legal means and emphasized that they serve the public, not politicians. #politika #mediasluzby #volby (translated)

The author stated that a 17-year-old minor had his hand torn off, that another young person had been left unconscious on the ground by police, and that a third person had been found with a fractured skull. He criticized the mainstream media for focusing on the damaged buildings. He also mentioned having read a sign that day, without specifying its content. #Justice #DroitsHumains #ViolencePolicière #FR (translated)

Antoine Léaument wrote that the fire trucks he saw passing in the procession on October 17 in Paris were warmly applauded by the demonstrators. He believed that the images of incidents broadcast by the media did not reflect the reality on the ground, which he described as being the opposite of those images. https://t.co/sFgw3jNaRw #Pompiers #Manifestation #Paris (translated)

Antoine Léaument criticized the government and the media for prioritizing shocking images. He called on those present in the peaceful rallies across France to share images of the crowd, joy, and signs, particularly in response to his message. #manifestation #France #solidarité (translated)

Clémence Guetté wrote that the media would not show the extent of the gatherings across France, which she described as immense, joyful, and powerful. She characterized the media coverage as propaganda and presented the day as a significant moment for the French. https://t.co/blV6Kt4EIQ #Protestation #France #Liberté (translated)

The author stated that the offices of CNews, Europe 1, and JDD had been attacked that very morning by a far-left commando. He expressed his support for the targeted employees and described the event as serious, framing it within what he called the persecution and demonization of these media outlets. #LibertéDeLaPresse #SoutienAuxMédias #ExtrêmeGauche #FR (translated)

The author asked how much a streamer he accused of recruiting troublemakers for a "war" scheduled for October 17 was earning, a topic mentioned on Tuesday on LCI. He criticized him for then telling young people not to believe the media and stated that no serious media outlet had shared his misinformation. He finally wondered who was benefiting from this "circus." (translated)

The article examines how high school students on strike, through their cultural references and protest gestures, show an evolution in the way of demonstrating, forming today more through imitation of the media and peers than through direct transmission from previous generations. #LycéensEnGrève #RévolteJeunesse #Mobilisation (translated)