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gauchecaca 3w

gauchecaca argued that David Lisnard did not say that he was mocking the Algerians thrown into the Seine on October 17, 1961, but that he was targeting victim rhetoric. The author denounced the invention of victim statuses which, according to him, was intended to divert attention, and believed that there was nothing to atone for. https://t.co/1O7MY7yh7J #Histoire #Mémoire #Débat (translated)

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The French Mileistes wrote that Marine was largely the favorite to become president and that the country, tired of the situation, wanted to try something else. However, they found her economic program to be little credible, claiming that the announced budget was fanciful, that the intended savings were largely overestimated and that the projected tax revenues made no sense. According to them, the program proposed 140 billion euros in savings, while the actual expected savings could be counted "on the fingers of one hand." They estimated that the economy was not a priority for the RN, unlike immigration, security, and national unity, and advised Marine to entrust the budget preparation to Ifrap, the Montaigne Institute, or private audit firms. They specified that their advice was motivated by their concern for the country. The French Mileistes added that voters could be convinced by what they termed an imaginary program, but that its implementation at the Élysée would be more difficult. They described the country as being in a state of semi-bankruptcy, with out-of-control rates, and estimated that a solid economy was necessary to pacify the country. They finally called on Marine to present a credible project before the campaign, stating that the honor of the country was at stake. #Politique #Économie #Élections (translated)

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BBC 3w

Political tension grips France after rioting marred protests over the cost of living and struggling public services, Katya Adler writes. #FranceViolence #PublicProtests #PoliticalCrisis

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Katya Adler: France's government under pressure after weekend of widespread violence
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Regelegorila 3w

Regelegorila announced that he would no longer speak about October 17 for the moment, citing the repeated circulation of his private information and constant threats. He indicated that he would take a break on this subject while continuing to express himself on other themes, and maintained his statements in a related post. https://t.co/dMUI3wvBct #17Octobre #ViePrivée #Sécurité (translated)

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BBC 3w

Political tension grips France after rioting marred protests over the cost of living and struggling public services, Katya Adler writes. #FranceViolence #PublicProtests #MacronAdministration

www.bbc.co.uk
France's government under pressure after weekend of widespread violence
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TrashTalk 3w

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)

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Antoine Léaument 🇫🇷 4w

Antoine Léaument described a large crowd in Paris on October 17, in a calm and joyful atmosphere. He called for sharing images that he believed the media did not want to show. https://t.co/gE3Qjn3uZB #Paris #17octobre #manifestation (translated)

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Actu Foot 4w

Tomas Roncero stated on El Chiringuito that he was pleased that Mourinho was speaking out in the Negreira case. He called it the biggest scandal in the history of football and refereeing, and criticized some at Real Madrid for remaining silent. Roncero claimed that Barça had paid 8 million euros, year after year, to the vice-president of the Technical Committee of Referees, obtaining what he described as shameful statistical advantages. He also suggested that one must commit 16 fouls on Vinicius to receive a yellow card. He demanded that the four presidents of Barça apologize and questioned the refereeing reports. He added that no one should remain silent until justice is served. https://t.co/ekXFNDJFOh #Football #Scandale #Arbitrage (translated)

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Guillaume Herblot 🎖️ 4w

Guillaume Herblot presented Laure Westphal as a doctor in psychology, a teacher at Sciences Po, and a clinician at GHU Paris, and criticized her comments on the case of a 14-year-old student who shot her teacher and principal. He summarized her analysis as an explanation based on supremacist, masculinist, and far-right ideas, and deemed it inappropriate for the student's age. Herblot believed that this ideological reading diverted attention from issues such as the circulation of arms and the collapse of authority. He accused public service of operating as a "propaganda factory" and called this approach grotesque. https://t.co/c97F87Nc2C #Psychologie #Éducation #Société (translated)

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eldiario.es 4w

Philosopher Amanda Briones Marrero presents in her doctoral thesis a connection between speciesism and other forms of oppression, arguing that sentience is the central axis that underpins moral consideration for all beings, both human and non-human. #Especismo #ÉticaAnimal #Interseccionalidad (translated)

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“¿Quién es ese trozo de carne?": una tesis doctoral une la defensa de los animales, los cuidados y las luchas contra la discriminación
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Victor Garcia 4w

Victor Garcia stated that for the poor to accept low earnings and a lot of work again, it would be necessary to end the Bolsa Família and make access to Uber and iFood more difficult. According to him, the measures would have to be implemented in sequence; otherwise, the poor would still have an alternative. #BolsaFamília #Trabalho #DesigualdadeSocial (translated)

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Florian Philippot Oct 9
French politician and official

The author expressed joy at the decline in the digital audience of the press, which he referred to as a "system." He stated that the French had had enough of subsidized propaganda and wanted more free debate and freedom of expression. https://t.co/MQqMBNYBiI #LibertéDExpression #Démocratie #Presse #FR (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais 🍾🍾🍾 Oct 6

AuBonTouiteFrançais summarized Macron's ten years by criticizing him for laughing in front of Notre-Dame in flames, selling what worked, imposing lockdowns, masks, and vaccinations, and working for BlackRock. He also claimed that Macron gave everything to Zelensky rather than to the French and submitted to Europe in the hope of leading it later. The author described this record as "ignoble." #Macron #Politique #France (translated)

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Le Crapaud Oct 5

The Toad stated that "Digger," the latest Tom Cruise film, was a flop and believed that the public was fed up with Hollywood's moral lessons. https://t.co/XPzEdhxbwA #TomCruise #Hollywood #Cinéma (translated)

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MrPoulpy Oct 4

MrPoulpy described the transfer window as the "worst in history," criticizing leaks, agents, and players' indecision. He urged them to finalize signings or take action, stating that everyone had had enough. #Mercato #Football #Transferts (translated)

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CNEWS Oct 3

CNEWS relayed the frustration of journalist Éric Revel after the violence in #LaMatinaleWE. He stated that he no longer wanted to pay for those who committed vandalism. https://t.co/NVs1Rf6rXd https://t.co/56Qul034nm #violence #journalisme #société (translated)

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LAURENCE HAIM Oct 3
French-American journalist

The author described "Our Salvation" by Emmanuel Marre as an exceptional film about Collaboration, believing that it strongly illuminates the present. He wrote that the film showed how a society gradually became accustomed to the unacceptable and how everyone ended up finding reasons to come to terms with it. (translated)

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Winamax FC 🔞 Oct 3

Winamax FC relayed the remarks of Walid Acherchour, who said he was fed up with waiting for Ousmane Dembélé. He believed that Mbappé was playing as a number 9 and that Olise was better on the right, which could make Dembélé a substitute. He added that the player needed to avoid becoming ordinary and show himself to be special with the French team. Winamax FC presented Acherchour as "betrayed" by Dembélé. https://t.co/fFsjFU0TGI #Football #Dembélé #Mbappé (translated)

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Manuel Bompard Oct 1
French politician (born 1986)

I'm fed up with the discredit thrown on the work of teachers who face difficult conditions. How can you study with 35 in a class, without heating and with rats passing by? https://t.co/zyyfrMtsYe #Éducation #Enseignants #ConditionsDeTravail #FR (translated)

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QUEEN IVD 👑 Sep 30
British rapper and Internet personality

I'm really fed up with people involving me in their nonsense. I'm not someone to mess with, I've just become a mom! #maman #stress #vieparentale (translated)

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