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Anna Schneider wrote that France could be a warning of what is to come for the rest of Western Europe. She noted that the development is likely somewhat different from student protests. In her view, many wonder more about who might benefit from the situation rather than who might be harmed by it. https://t.co/12MaxXJthN #Frankreich #Westeuropa #Politik (translated)

Anyone who still talks about school protests has no connection to reality when it comes to France in recent days. Extremism expert Ahmad Mansour (50) speaks plainly to BILD: "Anyone who still talks about school protests has no connection to reality when it comes to France in recent days. The student protests have been instrumentalized and taken over by leftist radical and migrant groups." #Frankreich #Gewalt #Migration (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that she received a response from the police headquarters regarding the attack on a 14-year-old student in Frankfurt (Oder), but most of her questions remained unanswered. According to the response, the attacked boy was 14 years old and a German citizen; he was attacked by at least ten youths. None of the suspects attended the school in front of which the attack took place. Investigations are being conducted for dangerous bodily harm and robbery, as the suspects reached into the boy's pocket. Further questions regarding the suspects were not answered, citing their age. According to Kussmann, the police headquarters also did not provide any information about the boy's health condition, explaining this with reasons related to personal rights. She wrote that she intends to inquire again elsewhere. #FrankfurtOder #Schülerangriff #Polizei (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that without X, one would continue to believe that only a few hundred migrants had left Ceuta after one day and that students in France had peacefully demonstrated for new school books. He described these representations as grotesque lies that could no longer hold. #Migration #Fakten #Gesellschaft (translated)

Madeleine Martin, the animal protection officer of Hesse, demands that every student over the age of 16 should visit a slaughterhouse once to develop a better awareness of animal protection, and criticizes the current policy of the federal government, which has significantly worsened animal protection in Germany. #Tierschutz #Hessen #Schlachthof (translated)

Key Pousttchi summarized a contribution in DLF where a German teacher from Paris held the police responsible for the riots and accused them of very brutal tactics. However, the teacher attributed too few police forces to the looting; the number of demonstrators was underestimated. According to Pousttchi, the teacher experiences the students as confident, hopeful, supportive, and determined. Their demands included smaller classes, more school psychologists, the abolition of entrance exams, and better preparation of school buildings for climate change. According to him, this should be financed through contributions from very wealthy people. #ÖRR #Bildung #Schule #Ungerechtigkeit (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that WDR interviewed a French woman for the program "Aktuelle Stunde," who expressed compassion for the young offenders in light of the violence in Paris and cited their poverty as the reason for breaking into, among other places, Chanel. The woman specifically named Chanel and was so moved that tears came to her eyes. Goldstein-Wolf emphasized that this was not satire and accused WDR of trying to politically manipulate the audience again. #Parodie #WDR #Gewalt (translated)

Violet compared an attitude she described as "ivory tower" with the assumption that the protests in France were solely student protests and that possible violence was being orchestrated by Russia. She wrote that, from this perspective, a demonstration against the right must urgently take place, otherwise one's own worldview was at risk of collapsing. https://t.co/fHmYPKlLkl #Schülerproteste #Demonstration #Weltbild (translated)

Prof. Dr. Susanne Schröter said that social protests in France have now been co-opted by a left-Islamist alliance. In an interview with BILD, she stated that the rapidly increasing violence must also be viewed in connection with what she sees as a dysfunctional migration policy. Unrest in the suburbs, which according to Schröter are often controlled by Salafists and promoted by communist mayors, is not new. However, their spread in this form demonstrates an unprecedented erosion of French society. Schröter asked whether Germany would draw the right conclusions from this. #Migration (translated)

Ulrich Vosgerau wrote that the Federal Constitutional Court had recently emphasized that public broadcasting is more important today than ever. The original argument for it, that there were only television frequencies for one or two channels and that a private television market was therefore inconceivable at first, no longer applies. At the same time, Vosgerau criticized the reasoning that citizens only receive reliable, correct, and politically balanced information through public broadcasting, while disinformation lurks on the internet. He ironically portrayed the reporting on France as if students were protesting there because they wanted to learn more and receive more homework. #ÖRR #Information #Frankreich (translated)

Liberty Hannes wrote that, at that time, a dangerous right-wing mob allegedly wanted to lynch Robert Habeck; the topic had been covered in the public broadcasting services for days. He referred to the events in France as student protests. https://t.co/PHJ3gpGbPZ #Politik #Proteste #Gesellschaft (translated)