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Why students in France are taking to the streets | Focus on Europe
Poor school conditions sparked the protests. Now young people are leading a wider fight over inequality, politics and France's future. #France #Protests #Riots …
Poor school conditions sparked the protests. Now young people are leading a wider fight over inequality, politics and France's future.
#France #Protests #Riots
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<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrH5nKZKFBI&t=212">3:32</a> it will get better for France. I can sende that those young ppl gonna lead the country well in the future.
》 "I fought the law, and the law won."<br> - song lyric, "The Sex Pistols" (?) U.K.<br>》 "I find authority, authority always wins."<br> - song lyric, John Cougar Mellencamp, USA, "The Authority Song" (?).
LFI is not far left. Do your research. LFI is a reformative party. The far left is the NPA for instance who is revolutionary. Stop taking the information out of Macron's mouth and not questioning it. Don't you see Macron is the French Trump? He lies all the time, sends violent repression on kids, and wants to cancel our right to demonstrate.
IMPEACHMENT & Criminal Prosection of Vladimir Putin under the I.C.C. International Criminal Court for WAR CRIMES Against Humanity begins less than 2 weeks!
<b>Capitalism, a rotting corpse.</b> 💀<br><br><b>Amazing to see so many people unite & take to the streets</b> ✊🇫🇷❤️<br><br><b>Paris Commune 2.0</b>
I predict that after the Democrats take the House and Senate that tRUMP will declare, MARTIAL LAW which will alight the streets of America and make whats happening in France look like a picnic. VIVA LA DIFFERANCE & VIVA LA FREEDOM!
How many of them are actually French students? As is the case with many demonstrations, other parties and groups show up with their own banners to push their own agendas. There are also paid protesters, and inevitably, some criminals join in who simply want to cause destruction. France is facing major economic difficulties—there are surely many reasons for this, and people ought to understand that. As always, the problem is money: who makes it, and who doesn’t.
Students, are we serious? That was the excuse to start all of this. Like the Stop Oil movement to skip school. Protesting against Fossil Fuels while carrying smartphones and branded clothes. School are being places for indoctrination, especially from the far Left.