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Biaquinha 182_ stated that manicurists, delivery app workers, and Uber drivers who were asked about their voting preferences supported Bolsonaro. According to her, those who said they would vote for the PT were long-time beneficiaries of Bolsa Família or celebrities who would have received a large Pix. #politica #Brasil #eleições (translated)

FRENCHRAPUS reported that the British Karl Bushby had returned to England after completing a worldwide journey on foot that began in 1998. According to the author, his journey lasted 28 years and covered 58,000 km across 29 countries; Bushby had also been threatened with a weapon, expelled from several territories, and chased by polar bears. The author added that he returned to see his mother. #Aventure #Marche #Voyage (translated)

Willy Tolerdo stated that the far left had covered up the corruption of the PSOE and that Pedro Sánchez was now taking votes away from him. He claimed that, if he had played his cards right, he would have obtained between 40 and 50 deputies, but at that moment he represented nothing. He also said that the result was deserved and used derogatory terms to refer to its members. #Política #PSOE #ExtremaIzquierda (translated)

Charlotte Rocher accused Mathilde Panot of spitting on the symbol of the fight against breast cancer and crossing, in her opinion, a new line in the conflictualization of society. She wrote that, despite the contempt she claimed to feel for Panot, the gesture had personally affected her: her mother had learned in May that she had breast cancer. Rocher defended the pink ribbon, believing it could remind that awareness and screening save lives, and expressed her hostility towards LFI. #CancerDuSein #Sensibilisation #RubanRose (translated)

FRENCHRAPUS wrote that Karl Bushby arrived in England the day before, for the final leg of his journey to his mother's home. According to the author, Bushby left the United Kingdom in 1998 with the goal of becoming the first person to walk around the world, after 28 years of walking. #Aventure #Voyage #Inspiration (translated)

FRENCHRAPUS reported that the TikToker Louka had paid tribute to his father, Papao, who was buried on the day of the publication. Louka described the coming weeks, months, and years as difficult and spoke of the void left by his father, whom he had presented as a loving and understanding man. He also promised to take care of his mother and asked Papao to watch over her. #Deuil #RIP #AmourFamilial (translated)

Emmanuel Ruimy criticized students from the 6th arrondissement whom he accused of presenting themselves as spokespeople for high school students. He described the blockades as an extracurricular activity for young people who, in his view, could rely on their parents' support: private tutoring at 80 euros an hour if their school closed for three weeks, private prep if the baccalaureate didn’t open doors for them, or an internship with a family friend if the job market closed off. He estimated that the bourgeoisie lent their radicalism to less privileged youth while leaving them to bear the consequences, and he said that this appropriation particularly disgusted him. #Éducation #Révolution #Bourgeoisie (translated)

AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote about seeing a man in the morning wearing a small pink ribbon and imagining his background: three doses, according to him, because the man's mother was elderly; an electric car named for his contribution to the fight against climate change; and a dam justified by the principle of never having to go through that again. https://t.co/xPDfbLOk3V #écologie #société #engagement (translated)