The rabbit of the future wrote that those who reproached others for placing too much importance on material goods were, according to him, the same people who deemed it acceptable to hit a shopkeeper to steal a PS5. #violence #materialisme #société (translated)
Henri de Turenne stated that people he referred to in a derogatory term, as well as leftists, compared veiled women to nuns throughout the year. He asked if a nun has ever participated in looting during a riot. https://t.co/OI3n6Uhs1g #féminisme #société #religion (translated)
Camille wrote that a protester had died the day before and criticized news channels for focusing repeatedly on the broken windows. She wondered if anyone was aware of this discrepancy. #manifestation #info #société (translated)
Govou Sidney wrote that he no longer understood the situation and felt overwhelmed by what he described as gratuitous violence. He insulted the current generation, attributed this violence to leniency, and claimed that this was just the beginning. #Violence #Société #Réflexion (translated)
Impact reported that Tiziri Digne, presented in the publication as the wife of Lucas Digne, had downplayed the looting on October 17. In an Instagram story, she recalled that historical episodes such as July 14, 1789, May '68, the July Days, and the February Revolution of 1848 were also marked by destruction and confrontations, and that they had contributed, according to her, to current rights and social gains. She defended the claims of Gen Z, parents, lawyers, firefighters, and caregivers, and argued that the looting of a luxury storefront or the burning of a bus stop should not distract from deeper issues. She specifically cited the lack of resources in schools and hospitals, sexual violence in schools and after-school programs, police violence, inequalities, and racism. She also mentioned Mr. Nunez and criticized the fact that presidential candidates wearing electronic bracelets or already condemned continue to seek the highest offices. Tiziri Digne finally expressed that the contested struggles today could be celebrated in the future. #Révolution #Injustice #ChangementSocial (translated)
Eliès wrote that the targeted person would condemn the excesses for five minutes, without proposing concrete measures to address their initial cause. #politique #débats #société (translated)
Fdesouche.com, press review, reported that Tiziri Digne, partner of Lucas Digne, presented as a player of PSG, criticized those who were outraged by the looting of a luxury store window and the burning of a bus stop after the violence of October 17. https://t.co/jd9b5HJ0fy #violences #PSG #société (translated)
AuBonTouiteFrançais found it surprising that, according to him, during popular anger movements, participants target many properties but spare speed cameras, surveillance cameras, and enforcement devices. He suggested that they may have received instructions. #colère #pouvoir #société (translated)
The author wrote that the people who looted and attacked a merchant did not engage in politics and that no one chose their side. He added that the state was, in his opinion, unable to ensure the safety of property and individuals. (translated)
keymee wrote that they found saline solution and masks on the ground during the demonstration. https://t.co/CwsYBd0gvo #Manifestation #Société #ScèneUrbaine (translated)
The rabbit of the future wrote that a man had probably blocked him because he found him too right-wing. He claimed that the man was complaining after the looting and vandalism of his favorite video game store, asking why it had been targeted when its manager was, according to him, a good person. The author concluded that these people understood nothing. https://t.co/YEm9EgIaLU #JeuxVidéo #Société #Incompréhension (translated)
Fdesouche.com, a press review, relayed remarks made by Dominique Rizet on BFMTV. He claimed that the people who came to help themselves in the stores took what they wanted, including cars or women, and described this as their way of operating. https://t.co/ZdUX662r6B #BFMTV #DominiqueRizet #Société (translated)
Cerfia reported that Laurent Nuñez explained on October 6th what he meant by "losing control": a scenario where groups of people marched through city centers, looted stores, and committed abuses. https://t.co/2Gce7dUlUl #France #Actualités #Société (translated)
Rodolphe Steffan estimated that part of the billions sent to Ukraine could instead be used to restore order in his own country. #France #Société #Politique (translated)
AuBonTouiteFrançais estimated that the average French person is now the one who pays the most for issues that do not concern them, citing the war in Ukraine, Amazon deforestation, the Chinese carbon footprint, Pfizer's experiments, what he called the European dystopia, and the looting during protests. He asked when the French would oppose the people he has violently insulted. #France #Société #Politique (translated)
This "unthought for society, for businesses, and even for the feminist fight," according to the Minister of Health, Stéphanie Rist, was the subject on October 15 of unprecedented discussions organized by her in Paris. #Ménopause #Santé #Femmes (translated)
Didier Maïsto believed that the police unions bore a heavy responsibility. He criticized them for defending police misconduct on television and for supporting Emmanuel Macron and his governments. According to him, during the Yellow Vests movement, the unions should have called on the police to lower their shields and not to strike people who were struggling to make a living from their work. Maïsto also stated that repression did not solve political problems and that the police had, in turn, become victims of the executive. He called on their unions to defend them by refusing to provide coverage for the protests, believing that this decision would hasten the end of "Macronism" and gain the support of the people. #Syndicats #Police #GiletsJaunes (translated)
Laurent Obertone wrote that force should remain in the street and that police and merchants were sacrificed in the name of a law enforcement doctrine he described as "zero blunder." He also called the state illegitimate. #ÉtatIllégitime #Sécurité #Justice #Société (translated)
Régis de Castelnau harshly insulted a woman whom he described as bewildered by the collapse of her former world and acknowledging, according to him, that she understood nothing about it. He reproached her for wanting to urgently convey what she deemed the most important message, resorting to inclusive writing to display her feminism. #bêtise #écritureinclusive #société (translated)
The author had claimed that the eastern part of Paris would serve as a laboratory for the "New France" envisioned by Jean-Luc Mélenchon. He presented this project as a coalition of Islamists, hipsters, and people he referred to with a pejorative term, opposed to what he called "eternal France," and believed that this scenario was coming to fruition. #France #Politique #Société (translated)
