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Baudouin introduced Isabelle Whittaker as the mother of Lola-Fleur, who allegedly described her as an English teacher unable to pay for school meals and forced to eat cakes. He claimed that she was advocating for La France insoumise and Jean-Luc Mélenchon in view of 2027, lived in the hyper-center of Paris, and was an amateur photographer of tags calling to burn Paris, with Macron in the middle. He also wrote that she took her children to Gay Pride and other far-left political events, labeling her as a representative of a leftist bourgeoisie plagued by guilt. #Politique #FranceInsoumise #Gauche (translated)

Magelya stated that Lola Fleur's mother should take a pack of cakes for lunch because the canteen was too expensive. She suggested to the young woman to pay her mother's canteen bill instead of going to Malaysia. Magelya also criticized her attitude towards a shopkeeper, who reportedly explained to her that her business represented her whole life, and questioned whether Lola Fleur had ever experienced hunger. #Lola #cantine #France (translated)

Eddy Mitchel Sardou, presented as a parody account, claimed that Lola-Fleur Whittaker's English teacher mother could no longer pay for the cafeteria, while the LFI activist still had the means to travel to Malaysia, Egypt, Oman, Sicily, Croatia, and Greece. He sarcastically noted that the broadcasts associated with these trips would, in his opinion, be viewed differently because they pertained to the left. https://t.co/1cgs90wcvy #JusticeSociale #Solidarité #Économie (translated)

Blue White Red! identified Lola as an activist of LFI and reported that she said her mother, a teacher, took cookies in the morning because she couldn't afford to pay for the cafeteria. The author described this scene as a "great comedy." https://t.co/ab3NbSArHX #Faim #Éducation #Solidarité (translated)

Cheshire Cat wrote that he learned that Lola Fleur Whittaker's mother could not afford to pay for the cafeteria. He called on people on the left to organize a crowdfunding campaign to help this family whom he described as being in social distress. https://t.co/mxg3qD6lNu #Solidarité #Aide #Cagnotte (translated)

The account Les Mileistes Français stated that Nicolas paid between 60 and 70% in taxes, while also bearing many other expenses. It notably mentioned a surcharge on insurance related, according to him, to the increase in looting episodes, the cost of a private school for his children, distant housing, and security systems, as well as health, cafeteria, daycare, and transportation expenses, which he claimed he had to pay at full price. The account also mentioned a six-month wait to see a specialist, a car that had become expensive due to ecological standards, thousands of euros in fuel taxes, and the contribution to the funding of social housing in his building. It added that Nicolas was suffering from inflation on his savings, was excluded from aid, had to hear calls for more solidarity, and was waiting three years for his children's attackers to be judged. Finally, it denounced the insults that Nicolas would suffer in public and subsidized media, before asking when he would stop participating in this system, which he described as "shit." #Impôts #Injustice #QualitéDeVie (translated)

The author claimed that in France, one in eight people lacked food due to lack of means. He wrote that Jean-Luc Mélenchon would declare a social state of emergency as soon as he was elected and proposed a reform of the income tax into 14 brackets, price controls, a freeze on rents, an increase of the minimum wage to €1,700, and measures concerning school canteens. https://t.co/CxFYojjEbH #UrgenceSociale #Pauvreté #Économie #FR (translated)

A record theft of 5 million euros has hit the Marchesi Antinori cellars in Cortona, with 30,000 bottles of wine stolen, including 10,000 of Solaia, by a group of at least seven thieves who disabled the alarms and used trucks for loading. #FurtoRecord #MarchesiAntinori #VinoItaliano (translated)

AlertesInfos reported that Yves Thréard mentioned the violence of the protests and that students responded by showing images of ants and maggots in the canteen of Berthelot high school in Pantin. According to the account, the editorialist acknowledged that he would not send his children to eat there. https://t.co/wUtwfbWHz1 #Manifestations #Violence #Éducation (translated)

Ilan Gabet wrote that after the columnist Yves Threard mentioned the violence of the student protests, students reacted by showing images of ants and maggots in the cafeteria of the Paul-Éluard high school in Saint-Denis, which they presented as the "real violence." Gabet described their response as very strong and added that Threard acknowledged that he would not send his children to eat in that establishment. #Lycée #Violence #Éducation (translated)

Antoine Léaument wrote that young people mentioned the presence of rats in a high school canteen, a smell of feces due to unrepaired plumbing, as well as a lack of teachers, tables, and chairs. He reminded that these problems arise in the 7th largest economic power in the world, and then asked if this is what decency looks like. https://t.co/oxpQO7TJuL #Éducation #SantéPublique #Société (translated)

Edouard Philippe spits his contempt in the faces of high school students by reducing their demands to "The cafeteria food is not good." Arrogance of the privileged. Paternalistic denial. Incendiary provocation. https://t.co/z7wFxEbpjK #Éducation #Politique #Révolte (translated)

The justifications for blocking the high schools seem doubtful to me. Looking a bit at the videos of the demands: ▫️"We are 25 or 30 per class" Well... that's not a lot, 25 or 30, in middle school and high school, we were between 35 and 40 every year... ▫️"The facilities are unsanitary" Well, that's often a reality, but a few minutes on TikTok are enough to understand that it's partly due to repeated damage by the students. ▫️"The class hours from 8 AM to 6 PM are too long" It's always been like that and we already have a lot of vacations; it's either one or the other. ▫️The cost and quality of the cafeteria: they are right about this, but with such a low cost relative to the real price and inflation, it's a logical consequence. ▫️Parcoursup and the future: this is the fault of the system that wants to give the Bac to everyone, even though there are no more job prospects. The problem is not Parcoursup but the too large number of high school students. ▫️"We are not replacing teachers" Given the working conditions, it’s not surprising. Overall, it only takes 5 minutes to watch the hundreds of videos to understand the issue. 80% of high school students don't care about the above demands; most are there for opportunism. The argument about disparities between suburbs and city centers is real, especially for Paris (the high schools in the center that pretend to support the movement are bold), but once again, the financial means allocated there are greater than for other territories, peri-urban or rural, and there are no riots there. And we can see clearly that this is just a pretext for the riot. We hear "the police are attacking the high school students." Really, I didn't think that by burning the high school entrance and throwing cobblestones at the riot police, they would charge back... All of this promises an explosive year in 2027… #Éducation #Lycées #Réformes (translated)

Let's not be afraid of words. We have been raising generations of dependents for quite some time. Free school, free university, subsidized canteen, subsidized sports, subsidized summer camps... All of this comes from good intentions. Every child has the right to a chance regardless of their background. What our society has forgotten is that these rights also come with responsibilities, even for kids. The responsibility to do their best in class, to respect their teachers and their environment. And free education was not previously guaranteed until 28 years old like today. If you weren't good enough, free education stopped at 13. No repetition of grades, trivial middle school diploma, sieve-like baccalaureate, universities with mediocre standards. How can we be surprised that kids don't respect an education system that doesn't respect itself? What is happening now is what happens with all the pampered children to whom no limits are set. A generation of child-kings. #Éducation #Société #Responsabilité (translated)

Madame Le Pen, In a high school in my constituency, I am being told about rats in the cafeteria. Rats. In the cafeteria. The high school students are not violent. They are angry, and they are right. They ask that France lives up to the promises of the Republic. #Éducation #République #France (translated)