I am hoping you and your family are ok over there and not in the area of troubles?
Likewise, fingers crossed for you and your families’ safety
and good health.
Thx!
It’s not yet the revolution but…
Yes some cars, buildings burning, and few serious accidents…
Maybe a very big warning by teens about inequality in the world!
Remember 1968 an another sort of revolution (students)
So…as all revolutions start from France …
Yes, teens of all generations have risen to raise awareness and much seems unchanged but the same.
Still, was hoping you were on the observe and find a way to change things end rather than the caught in the middle and… well you know.
Perception depends on the window(s) one looks out of, even more so knowing there is more than one window to look out of.
Am glad you and yours are ok.
Yes theres uniqualitys in french suburbs…
The thing is they dont go to paris to burn governments cars, but they neighbours cars, wich are poor themselvs… And because if this, most of them wont have money enugh to replace there cars, and during those troubles some of them lost there job… Great result…
Who were in the streets? poor people that want to work, or who work hard for cheap? Familys?
No… Mostly were teenagers that stop school at 14 and burn everything because they have no work… thousand of people in france lost there jobs, furtunatly, all of them dont burn there own city…
Yes theres a big unequality in france, but most of people that suffer from it weren’t in the streets to burn everything…
Those people who burn they own city are just troubles makers who detroy everything without any logic. They even attack firemen that come to stop there fire to prevent there buildings to burn…
Just a question : if you lack of school, of places to play, why would you burn the few you have? Wont it be more logic to go where governement is to break there rich cars (they can easiky replace) instead of destroying your own quarter…
Its just the 2 cents opinion of a french guy who lived in french suburbs.