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The field marshal described it as a slow train crash to see Juanita Franden go from praising the protests as something beautiful and historically French to, according to the field marshal, excusing what was happening and claiming that Europe did not understand. The field marshal wrote that Europe really did not understand how Franden reasoned about violent riots. #protester #Europa #våld (translated)

Mr. Husis wrote that French protests and demands for more welfare resources could give a misleading picture of the country's public sector. He stated that France's public spending accounted for about 57 percent of GDP, compared to Sweden's 50 percent, and that this share was the second highest in the EU. He claimed that the French, even more than the Swedes, had become accustomed to the state taking care of people throughout their lives. He also noted that around five million migrants, mainly from the Middle East and North Africa, had come to France in recent years and that unemployment among these groups was around 20-25 percent. Mr. Husis accused LFI, which he described as left-extremist and violence-advocating and as the French sister party of the Left Party, of inflaming discontent to win votes. He wrote that the same thing would happen in Sweden when riots eventually began. #Frankrike #välfärd #protester (translated)

After a weekend of riots and looting in France, where the interior minister claims that the far left is behind the violence, sociologist Mattias Wahlström warns against simplistic conclusions and emphasizes that there is a complex gray area of participants in the protests. #Frankrike #Demonstrationer #Våldsverkare (translated)

Summary of the article: Several false images and videos are being spread on social media that claim to show the riots in France, when in fact they are fake clips, including an event from Gothenburg and one with a Palestinian flag on the Eiffel Tower. #Desinformation #Protester #ViralaBilder (translated)

Ulf Kristersson wrote that many had followed the violent riots in several parts of Europe with dismay in recent days. He described how peaceful protests had turned into clashes, vandalism, and looting, and how shop owners had been affected by violence and destruction. Kristersson emphasized that the right to demonstrate and express opinions peacefully was fundamental in a democratic society. At the same time, he wrote that the indiscriminate violence showed a lack of respect for the values behind open and free societies. He said that violence should never be excused or downplayed and that the boundary needed to be upheld even in Sweden. #Demokrati #MänskligaRättigheter #FredligaProtester (translated)

HWL wrote that what had been described as student protests, according to him, had a different character. He claimed that 38 of the 54 groups behind the riots were communist parties, radical Islamists, or foreign propaganda channels, and criticized established media for spreading an image of the protests without examining who was behind them. He described the developments as worrying for Europe and asked where the continent would find itself in five to ten years if it continued. https://t.co/Xp7hyp58S8 #Europa #politik #media (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that an activist within the French left and the Palestinian movement had rejoiced at violent riots in Paris. He also claimed that she had dismissed threats of rape against women, including a mother with an infant, as "dommage collatéral" (collateral damage). Schatz called her reaction disgusting. #Solidaritet #KvinnorsRättigheter #Aktivism (translated)

The writer described the riots in France, which according to the writer spread to Europe, as an expression of barbarism that attempted to dominate a civilization. The writer asked why the media did not portray the events in a way that people understood what was happening. #Frankrike #Europa #medier #FR #EU (translated)

Per Lindgren wrote that publicly funded public service, according to him, only conveyed the perspective of those who started the riots in France. He summarized the explanation for the violence as the police being "mean" and commented on the cost by calling it nine billion well-used dollars. https://t.co/xzsl0L7iU4 #politik #Frankrike #media (translated)

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)