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"We will get rid of Lula for good," assured the influencer Paulo Figueiredo on the social network X, sharing a Polymarket graph showing that, according to bettors, the son of former far-right president Jair Bolsonaro had a 63% chance of winning. #Brésil #Élections2026 #FlavioBolsonaro (translated)

Conkerax indicated that video game stores and other businesses had been looted or damaged throughout France. He mentioned the independent stores Trader Games and Sat Elite, located in République, and lamented the destruction of old stock, notably of games and consoles that he described as an irreplaceable video game heritage. Saying that he regularly visits these stores and supports the merchants he presents, he emphasized that families and businesses unrelated to the claims had also been affected. He referred to a video showing a person being struck in the back in front of a Micromania store and estimated that this violence harmed the cause of the demonstrators, whose demands he believed could be overshadowed by the damage. Conkerax said he was thinking of the businesses that would have to completely rebuild or even close, and shared a fund dedicated to Sat Elite. https://t.co/Yq0xbgTmLz #soutiencommerçants #jeuxvidéo #France (translated)

"Those who share our struggle have nothing to do with looting and ransacking." Pointed out by the government as well, the rebellious presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon distanced himself on Saturday from the violence, emphasizing that "those who share our struggle have nothing to do with looting and ransacking." #Violences17Octobre #RassemblementNational #Démission (translated)

"Those who share our struggle have nothing to do with looting, destruction." Responding to the accusations against him, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who participated in the demonstration in Paris, called for calm: "Those who share our struggle have nothing to do with looting, destruction," he assured. #ViolencesUrbaines #ElectionPrésidentielle2027 #FranceInsoumise (translated)

Oumou Diallo wrote that she was proud to have represented The Peace Dove alongside Mr. Zak DuGla during the open house day at the Guiding Light mosque. She described the event, which took place that day, as a moment of sharing, peace, unity, and mutual understanding. https://t.co/M6PhDtHqAT #Paix #Unité #Compréhension (translated)

Sébastien Lecornu believed that making police chiefs responsible for the violence was a dangerously inverted responsibility. He called on those who asked their supporters not to partake in the looting to clearly identify the perpetrators of the looting and vandalism. According to him, calling for an end to the violence while making excuses for its perpetrators was contradictory and fell under the political responsibility of his interlocutor. #Responsabilité #Violence #Justice (translated)

The author accused the command in Paris of having paved the way for chaos. He claimed that the leaders no longer knew how to act and that the troops, frightened, were running amok. He said he did not know who could hear his voice in these circumstances, then declared that those who shared their struggle "had nothing to do," without completing his sentence. #Paris #chaos #combat #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)