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People across France have responded to online calls to revive the 'yellow vest' protest movement in response to spiking living costs. Demonstrators joined thous…
People across France have responded to online calls to revive the 'yellow vest' protest movement in response to spiking living costs. Demonstrators joined thousands of student protesters already on the streets, demanding better education funding. Violent clashes have broken out in multiple cities between demonstrators and police, dominating the headlines. But as our reporter discovered in Paris, the vast majority on the streets are peacefully trying to express their concerns.
Too WOKE to see REAL threats: Islamisation , Russia, China🤦
@@MadaraWhite-m6cImported3wk ago
Maybe start arresting and prosecute people who attacking and vandalising
@@redWolf-r1tImported3wk ago
Everyone is just self-centered and focused solely on self-preservation.
@@redWolf-r1tImported3wk ago
I wanted to prove it, so I said some unpleasant things.
@@redWolf-r1tImported3wk ago
I am not defending Trump, but those who oppose him have frequently hurled abusive remarks about his physique and his diabetes. Yet, European and Australian media outlets—which are themselves prone to various forms of "phobia"—act like victims the moment the tables are turned. This clearly demonstrates just how low-level these media outlets and political groups are, and how weak their arguments truly are. One should never subject even a political opponent to the very things one would hate to have said about oneself.
@@NorthWillRiseAgain.N.W.R.AImported3wk ago
Vive La France 🇫🇷
@@rj_80_80Imported3wk ago
DW has been gaslighting us about the threat of the so called far-right for years. Anyone with a working eyeball can see it is the far-left who always resort to violence and intimidation to get their way politically.
@@ArnoldVeemanImported3wk ago
Pootin laughs… people . . . please take notice
@@surebowImported3wk ago
Speak English ffs.
@@dwnewsImported3wk ago
By midday, France’s Interior Ministry had counted nearly 33,000 protesters at 140 demonstrations, and more than 250 arrests.
People across France have responded to online calls to revive the 'yellow vest' protest movement in response to spiking living costs. Demonstrators joined thousands of student protesters already on the streets, demanding better education funding. Violent clashes have broken out in multiple cities between demonstrators and police, dominating the headlines. But as our reporter discovered in Paris, the vast majority on the streets are peacefully trying to express their concerns.