Attacking firefighters who come to save is really the height of stupidity and a world with reversed values. (translated)
High schools attacked, police and firefighters targeted, fires, destruction: that's enough. Total support for law enforcement and educational staff. The vandals, looters, and arsonists must answer for their actions and pay for the damages out of their own pockets. The extreme. (translated)
In Paris, a policewoman was chased and thrown to the ground. In Nantes and Roubaix, high schools were set on fire. In Marseille, a fire truck was looted and then burned. Police officers, firefighters: those who protect us are being attacked. How much longer will this government let it happen? (translated)
"Call the firefighters" while it's the same ones who vandalize the fire trucks. (translated)
A line has just been crossed in Marseille. Individuals looted a fire truck that came to extinguish a fire in front of their school, before setting it on fire. A soldier was wounded. Attacking those who come to help us is the absolute opposite of everything that... (translated)
You want to protest, do it, but attacking firefighters and destroying their equipment, which is there to save our lives, is unacceptable! (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. (translated)
We repeat it once again: there are reasons to demonstrate all over the country, and in high schools without teachers, there are too! But I haven't seen nurses burning down hospitals, hitting doctors, or setting fire to fire trucks while complaining that people are dying in emergency rooms. The comparison with the Yellow Vests is also abusive. There is nothing related between crowds of hysterical teenagers (who take no social responsibility), who break and burn without any reaction from the public authorities, on the eve of a key electoral deadline, and a popular and good-natured social movement, composed of adult people, who were progressively pushed towards violence due to police violence and hundreds of serious injuries. This is probably an operation aimed at distorting the democratic process and justifying a lockdown of the country. Watch out for Article 16. (translated)
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In France, student protests are causing extreme tensions, with a principal attacked and doused in gasoline in Marseille, while students block schools and universities across the country and a fire truck has been set on fire. (translated)
Proteste degli studenti in Francia, “un preside aggredito e cosparso di benzina a Marsiglia”
Exclusion - Blockade of high schools: The images of a fire truck from the Marseille firefighters being looted and set on fire by young people in front of the Saint-Exupéry high school - VIDEO #blockade #highschool #firefighters #Marseille (translated)
Yes, so they are protesting against, uh, the outdated equipment of the firefighters. Thanks to this courageous action, the taxpayer will be forced to pay for a new truck. Cost of the operation: 280,000 euros including tax. (translated)
🚨🇫🇷🔥 ALERT INFO | A fire truck was set on fire and destroyed in Marseille (13) by rioters. (translated)
ALERT - A fire truck was SET ON FIRE by high school students in Marseille. (translated)
🔴🔥 ALERT INFO | A fire truck was destroyed by rioters and set on fire, in Marseille (13) (translated)
I think we are living through a collapse. Accelerated. Striking firefighters are being stoned while trying to extinguish a trash fire. The total bankruptcy of the state. France could become a new Brazil, a new Argentina before Milei, a Greece of 2008. (translated)
🔴🇫🇷 FLASH - In Avignon, while the firefighters are stretched thin, they must go put out fires and projectiles are being thrown at them. (translated)
Indemnisation chômage et arrêts maladie rabotés, énergie chère, inflation, hôpital, pompiers et police à l’os… Et pendant ce temps, des lycées sont dégradés lors de mobilisations de jeunes, poussés par l'extrême gauche. Au final, qui paiera encore la facture ? Les Français.
"More than 400 houses are burning, that's too much. We want answers." (translated)
The right to protest in France has disappeared. The police, which should be there to protect and oversee the demonstrations, has become a means of repression and intimidation against those who dare to contest. From the Yellow Vests to firefighters and now to high school students. It is a SHAME. (translated)
Our firefighters were sent to the fire this summer without filtering masks. And that is a scandal. The symbol of the failure of our elites. We do not protect those who protect us. (translated)
