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The author indicated that he joined the high school and student mobilizations in Strasbourg. He believed that the government had long enough despised youth, who needed solutions and a new horizon, and stated that the movement continued throughout the country. https://t.co/Xf8doUDdu8 #Mobilisation #Jeunesse #Éducation #FR (translated)

REV For the Living supported high school mobilizations across France. The movement deemed their demands legitimate and accused the government of disrespecting the students and favoring violence against them. https://t.co/2W6Jue6sbn #Mobilisation #Lycéens #Soutien #FR (translated)

Philippe Poutou wrote that television commentators, whom he described as close to the privileged and defenders of an unjust order, expressed, according to him, contempt, hatred, and fear in the face of a movement of angry youth. He added that this movement might just be the beginning. #Jeunesse #Injustice #Révolte (translated)

"The response to the high school movement is revealing of a form of class contempt." According to sociologist Fabien Truong, "the response to the high school movement is revealing of a form of class contempt." #mobilisation #lycéens #blocus (translated)

Blocage des lycées : la mobilisation va-t-elle s’essouffler ou se renforcer cette semaine ?
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Jeff Fillion predicted that the PCQ would win 25 seats and that the PQ would form a minority government. He also estimated that the CAQ would be wiped off the map, blaming it for its attitude towards the population during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. He added that the candidate he described as shady in Arthabaska could lose his seat, and then he urged his followers to vote. #Élections2023 #Voter #PolitiqueQuébécoise (translated)

"The response to the high school student movement is indicative of a form of class contempt." Interview For sociologist Fabien Truong, "the response to the high school student movement is indicative of a form of class contempt." #MobilisationLycéenne #ÉducationNationale #Grèveenseignants (translated)

Cours suspendus dans 400 à 500 établissements lundi, appel à continuer la mobilisation... Où en est le mouvement de blocage des lycées ?
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Bally Bagayoko wrote that he stood alongside the youth in the town hall square of Saint-Denis. He indicated that the high school students from the city had been mobilizing for more than a week to demand teachers in front of each class, dignified buildings, and class sizes that allow for learning, as well as equal opportunities. He denounced the response to their anger, mentioning the use of tear gas, arrests, and police custody, as well as a search for scapegoats rather than solutions. He also criticized the media treatment of the mobilization and called on journalists to report on it seriously. Bagayoko said that the young people were right to fight for equality and called for continued mobilization alongside them on Tuesday, October 6. #SaintDenis #Jeunesse #Éducation (translated)

The author described as a "falsehood" what he characterized as contemptuous sexism. He claimed that E. Macron dismissed him in council after he refused to remain silent, as the president requested, about the violence in the repression of the Yellow Vests and the protesters against the pension reform. #Sexisme #Répression #GiletsJaunes #FR (translated)

The author of the message believed that a statement by Raphaël Glucksmann aimed at Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Marine Le Pen could be politically fatal for him. He attributed to him a vulgar phrase and denounced contempt and disrespect, referencing a video. https://t.co/DKkhgIfwlf #Politique #France #Débat #FR (translated)

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Mathis Aversenq, a student and activist of NPA Jeunes Révolutionnaires, denounces the contempt towards the new generation in the context of the high school mobilization in France, which followed a blockade at the Créteil high school on September 17. #ColèreLycéenne #Mobilisation #Jeunesse (translated)

Colère lycéenne: "Tout ce qu'on entend en ce moment, c'est assez méprisant vers la nouvelle génération", dénonce Mathis Aversenq, étudiant et militant NPA Jeunes Révolutionnaires

Debunker des Etoiles announced that he would be leaving Twitter for a few days, saying he needed to take a breath after seeing images of his country on fire. He added that he was tired of being called a fascist when expressing his dismay and that his connections on the network inspired him with hatred, contempt, and disgust. He also said he felt powerless in the face of internal and external threats. Upon his return, he intended to give his opinion less often and publish more informative and factual content, in order not to become a controversial account. #BienÊtre #SantéMentale #RéseauxSociaux (translated)

Julie Garnier wrote that the video was five days old before the high school movement. She described the reaction of people who were alerted to problems in the high schools and stated that they did not engage in dialogue, but deeply despised those who were speaking out. #lycées #éducation #dialogue #lycéens (translated)

Bally Bagayoko said he was caricatured and that some media attributed intentions and statements to him that he had not made. He relayed the interventions of Isabelle Saporta and Alain Bauer, whom he thanked for their honesty. He asserted that combating violence among youth required not to feed it with stigmatizing words, policies of abandonment, or contempt. He stated that he prioritized listening and dialogue, an approach he has indicated he has been implementing for years in neighborhoods and in Saint-Denis–Pierrefitte, with educators, leaders, associations, and youth services. Bagayoko criticized those who, according to him, prioritized buzz and escalation over prevention, blaming culprits without addressing the causes, which he cited as relegation, the weakening of public services, and the lack of prospects for a generation. He said he refused to reduce young people to mere incidents and advocated for firmness against violence as well as against abandonment. According to him, lasting tranquility relied on human presence, dialogue, and social justice rather than on slogans. #JusticeSociale #NonViolence #Dialogue (translated)

Unconditional support for the blocking of high schools Absolute shame to the Macronist camp that has only disdain and violence as a response Big distributors of "back in my day," but at least in your high school there was a ceiling and drinking water, you big boomer #Soutien #Éducation #Lycées (translated)

Nearly 2,400 years ago, Plato already described this drift in The Republic: When fathers become accustomed to letting children do as they please, When sons no longer heed their words, When teachers tremble before their students and prefer to flatter them, When finally the young despise the laws because they no longer recognize any authority above them, Then this is, in all beauty and youth, the beginning of tyranny. According to Plato, The Republic, Book VIII. #Platon #LaRépublique #philosophie (translated)

Edouard Philippe spits his contempt in the faces of high school students by reducing their demands to "The cafeteria food is not good." Arrogance of the privileged. Paternalistic denial. Incendiary provocation. https://t.co/z7wFxEbpjK #Éducation #Politique #Révolte (translated)

10 days since the movement in high schools began. Have you heard a single response from the government to the demands of the youth? Nothing. Just insults, disdain, and threats. https://t.co/BIsJcR2dRo #Lycées #Mouvement #Jeunesse #FR (translated)

A political strategy as mediocre as it is contemptuous towards the youth: • No answers provided to the problems of high school students • High school students did not wait for the support of the FI to mobilize #Politique #Jeunesse #Mobilisation (translated)

🚨 ALERT OF THE UNRULY 🕵 The movement is directly organized by Lecornu who, through his contempt and provocations, continually adds fuel to the fire. #InsoMouvement #Lecornu #Protestation (translated)

The violence that is escalating today in front of many high schools in France is extremely worrying. It is unacceptable. Burning a high school, damaging a public establishment, attacking a teacher, a firefighter, or a police officer is not protesting. It is destroying and committing violence. Nothing can justify it. Nothing can excuse it. I understand the revolt of the French who work, who pay their taxes, and who see the public facilities they have financed and that their children need being degraded or going up in smoke. In a country that is already facing so many difficulties, destroying what belongs to everyone is truly outraging. Nothing can justify preventing those who want to study from accessing high schools either. The authors of violence and destruction must be identified and held accountable for their actions. There can be no complacency with those who break, burn, or attack. The cynical exploitation of high school students by LFI and the political forces that want to fuel conflict is scandalous. Everything can spiral out of control very quickly. And any tragedy would inevitably be exploited by those who have an interest in social confrontation. Total support for the civil servants who carry out their missions with awareness, calmness, and professionalism. Recognition to all those who work to restore calm: parents, responsible trade unions, and all others. What we are experiencing gives a pretty clear idea of what the networks of an extreme left are preparing, which despises democratic rules and betrays republican values. #violence #éducation #France (translated)