The writer stated that images and videos showed Paris and many other cities in France. They believed that the situation had gone too far despite the problems in schools and demanded an end to the demonstrations. They described it as riots and widespread destruction. #Frankrike #Demonstrationer #Upplopp #FR #PA (translated)
The writer mentioned that pictures and videos showed events in Paris and many other cities in France. They believed that the problems in schools did not excuse what was depicted and described it as riots and destruction. The writer stated that the line had been crossed and that demonstrations should no longer occur. #Frankrike #Demonstrationer #Upplopp #FR #PA (translated)
The writer argued that dissatisfaction with high gas prices or problems in schools did not lead people to burn down cities. The riots and crime that, according to the writer, are now occurring in France are instead driven by other forces. https://t.co/da5LEq1yIN #Frankrike #brottslighet #samhälle #FR (translated)
The writer stated that the events in France should be described as violent riots rather than violent protests. According to the writer, it did not change the matter that the riots had been preceded by protests, and calling the violence protests downplayed it. #Frankrike #våld #upplopp #FR (translated)
HWL wrote that they had seen information on social media about the left blaming the riots in France on Russia. They admitted that Russia was exploiting the situation and fueling the division, but claimed that it was the country's own politicians – not Putin – who had opened the borders, dismantled the judiciary, and allowed parallel societies to emerge. HWL also wrote that the politicians had the tools to stop the development within a week if they wanted, but for some unclear reason, they let the chaos continue. #politiskdebatt #socialamedier #Frankrike (translated)
Mr. Husis asked where the statements from human rights organizations in support of the hundreds of shop owners whose businesses had been destroyed and shops looted were. He also called for support for police officers, firefighters, and ambulance staff who had been injured in the riots, as well as solidarity with French people who, according to him, had been assaulted by leftist extremists. He asked whether the affected also had the right to be free from robbery, assault, and humiliation, to feel safe in their communities, and to not have to see their cities in flames. #Människorättigheter #Solidaritet #Trygghet (translated)
Ridefixer wrote that Swedish store owners, especially those selling luxury goods, should review their store's security measures. They referred to waves of looting in connection with riots in France and said that similar incidents could occur in Sweden. Ridefixer hoped that the police had resources to protect businesses, but argued that in practice it was very difficult to protect everyone during such riots. #säkerhet #brott #luxusvaror (translated)
Daniel Schatz wrote that a historical building, which he claimed had survived two world wars, was set on fire in France the day before his post. He stated that the perpetrators were activists with Palestinian flags and that the fire occurred during violent riots, which SVT, according to Schatz, had described as youth protests for more resources for schools. He claimed that similar暴力 occurred in several European countries, with fires, looting, and attacks on police and community institutions. Schatz accused European governments of having long tolerated a political culture where left-extremist and identity-political movements, as well as parts of the Palestinian movement, were allowed to stretch the boundaries, which he claimed contributed to the normalization of violence. He called for immediate interventions against violence and glorifications of terrorism, strict legal consequences for attacks on the police and vandalism, and an end to what he described as a culture of excuses in political discourse. According to Schatz, the situation would otherwise worsen. #Demonstrationer #Våld #Politik (translated)
Riksstudios wrote that SVT had been forced to interrupt a live broadcast during what the account described as riots from the violent left. The post described those involved as "a bit disturbed." https://t.co/kKltCkHy08 #svpol #nyheter #demonstrationer (translated)
In Paris and other French cities, violent riots are taking place where protesters, linked to the Yellow Vests and radical left groups, are attacking the police and vandalizing property, resulting in extensive riots and the use of tear gas. #GulaVästarna #demonstrationer #Frankrike (translated)
Daniel Schatz criticized SVT's description of the events as school protests and argued that the reporting provided them with a romanticized historical explanation of the French struggle for social justice. He wrote that the riots included burning barricades, vandalism, attacks on police, and nearly 2,000 arrests. Schatz claimed that it was no longer about the legitimate demands of students, but about violent rioters who destroyed schools and private property and spread insecurity, terror, and extremism. He also referred to the fact that France's Minister of the Interior had stated that the events had gone far beyond a legitimate protest. According to Schatz, SVT nonetheless portrayed the violence as an idealistic school strike. #protester #socialrättvisa #våld (translated)
- "When it turns into urban violence like this, riots, we cannot act as usual," said Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez. #Skolprotester #Frankrike #Utbildning (translated)
E. wrote that another person had joined the riots in France and was wearing a Palestinian scarf. They described it as clear evidence that the riots were left-leaning and used derogatory language about the person. #Frankrike #Palestina #Vänsterpolitik (translated)
E wrote that the segment was about the assault on a young, lone female police officer during the riots in Paris. According to him, she had been kicked to the ground and received kicks to her face and body, while someone shouted that she should be killed. He stated that the two interviewed were police officers who were now politically active, and that he knew one of them. E argued that Matthieu Vallet clearly dismissed the description of the events as school protests and instead pointed out left-wing extremists belonging to LFI as well as hooligans and criminals. E agreed with Vallet's call to name things by their proper names and described the events as riots and serious threats to democracy. #Paris #Demokrati #Misshandel (translated)
The sender claimed that the media portrayed the violence in France as legitimate demands for better schools. They simultaneously referred to French authorities' report that at least 24 schools had been vandalized and argued that this stripped the riots of all legitimacy. https://t.co/2pMzblDPLj https://t.co/kpXr6gjtAH #Frankrike #skolor #våld #FR (translated)
The writer claimed that the riots in France were portrayed as criticism of austerity politics, airplane terrorism as a pilot dispute, and the migration situation in Spain as a humanitarian tragedy. They also warned that "dark forces" could exploit the events, but the last sentence of the post was interrupted. https://t.co/pSoHCCh87W #Frankrike #politik #migrationskris #FR #ES (translated)
Mats Yxhäll wrote that SVT had not reported on the over 700 police officers who, according to him, were injured in the riots in France. He asked how long public service would be allowed to continue filtering the information being circulated. https://t.co/fQMgUN9paN #Poliser #Frankrike #PublicService (translated)
100 Procent stated that LFI was pointed out as fueling the riots in France and that Charlie Weimers (SD) had taken the initiative to stop support for LFI's party group, which also included Swedish V. According to 100 Procent, Weimers hoped that the right would support the initiative. https://t.co/iZ1vAvOVxr #politics #Sverige #LFI (translated)
Lisa Magnusson argues that even in times of violence and rioting in French schools, the important fact remains that students have rights that must be recognized and protected. #skolprotester #ungdomar #våld (translated)
E. wrote that Bally Bagayoko, the mayor of Saint-Denis and a member of LFI, which E. described as France's far-left party, was often seen with masked individuals whom E. called hooligans. E. claimed that Bagayoko seemed satisfied with the chaos and suggested that the riots received support from the left. E. also referred to France's ban on face coverings in public places, which according to E. was regulated by "LOI n° 2010-1192 du 11 octobre 2010 interdisant la dissimulation du visage dans l'espace public." E. wrote that the violation usually resulted in fines, but imprisonment could be part of the penalty for masking in connection with certain crimes, such as violence, threats, or hate crimes. #Frankrike #Politik #LFI (translated)
