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Korson Jussi I Vantaa defender! asked why the violence in France was downplayed, while according to him, Yle had covered a domestic case where a protester was punched, for three days around the clock. He wrote that the event had been reconstructed with a 3D model and that five experts had been heard on the matter. Additionally, he hoped for slow-motion footage of the movements of the Vuitton bag and profiling of the person who took it. #Ranska #väkivalta #mediakritiikki (translated)

During the protests against high living costs in France, luxury brands, including Burberry, Dior, and Louis Vuitton, were targeted by looting and violence, with estimated damage amounting to hundreds of millions of euros, while around 2400 people were arrested. #Pljačka #Pariz #LuksuzniBrendovi (translated)

Impact reported, citing Actu Lyon, that a 21-year-old man had been sentenced to six months of firm prison time with immediate incarceration for the theft of six wallets, two pairs of glasses, a pair of pants, and two bags from a Louis Vuitton store in Lyon during the riots on October 17. He was also given a two-year ban from French territory upon his release from prison. According to Impact, the young man would have arrived an hour and a half after the looting had begun without having participated in the devastation, but the prosecutor deemed that he had deliberately taken advantage of the chaos to steal. #Justice #Lyon #Violences (translated)

Keijo Kaarisade wrote that Palestinians had been treated so poorly that famine was, in his opinion, palpable. He claimed that they had been forced to eat Louis Vuitton leather bags in Paris in recent days and demanded that such things should not happen again. Kaarisade also wondered why Macron was not being arrested for crimes against humanity. #Palestiina #Ihmisoikeudet #Nälänhätä (translated)

Camille wrote that people were dying on stretchers in the waiting rooms of emergency departments, in her opinion due to a lack of sufficient budget for hospitals. She added that she did not see why one should be concerned about the windows of Louis Vuitton and Sephora. #Urgences #Santé #JusticeSociale (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane wrote that, in his opinion, many frustrated people claimed they would join the maranza during the devastation, but they backed out due to panic attacks. He added that, according to them, the thefts of Louis Vuitton belts would be justified by the excessively high rents in gay neighborhoods and could push the government to lower them. He argued that these people did not want to move to Foggia. #frustrazione #diritti #giustizia (translated)

Keijo Kaarisade wrote that, unlike Yle, he did not wonder about the events in France. He called for the courage to dream and a nobler vision of Europe, where, according to him, no one in need or hungry should have to rob a Louis Vuitton or Hermés store to survive. https://t.co/dkdhmR62PV #Eurooppa #Unelmat #Uskallus (translated)