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The government has blamed the violence on hard-left and ultra-left groups, as well as criminals it says instigated the looting. We discuss this with internation…
The government has blamed the violence on hard-left and ultra-left groups, as well as criminals it says instigated the looting. We discuss this with international affairs commentator Matthew-Mary Caruchet and our reporter Antonia Kerrigan.
#France #violence #protests
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@@gibriltouray8533Imported2wk ago
they will say iran is responsible at some point
@@hookbox666Imported2wk ago
These police just LOOOVE to beat up kids... It is why they joined up!
@@hookbox666Imported2wk ago
Bring back the fine tradition of the Guilliotine! - We have plenty of blame to go around and we can´t eat AI under a bridge
@@sergioleone8592Imported2wk ago
"destroy property"?but how about destroy human lifes? "destroy business" ? but what about destroy workplaces? you care more about soulless, empty frases tahn aboutlive, real humans
@@jawan055Imported2wk ago
Macron refuses to take accountability for their weak and greedy leadership!! They should have never did so much evil in African nations and should have never participated in the transatlantic slave trade!!! Judgment to this nation!!!
@@hookbox666Imported2wk ago
Politicians and oligarchs have been looting and corrupting every country in the world for decades.
@@Jesiden74LoveYouAllAlwaysAmenImported2wk ago
<b>"Hell Is Empty And All Devils Are Here."</b> | <b>🚨🌍🗣✨️William Shakespeare👀🎭🧠</b><br><b>"The More l Learn About People, The More l Like My Dog."</b> | <b>Mark Twain.💋🐩🌞💃</b>
@@fuseblower8128Imported2wk ago
Ah, the left spreading its peace, love and understanding again...
@@AddySan-m9jImported2wk ago
Nicht alles durcheinander bringen!?
@@markbrown5611Imported2wk ago
Very similar bahavior to the Palestinians. France needs a two state solution.
@@myhash4allImported2wk ago
Mostly people with Afro Arab migrants are responsible looking at the videos
@@KakuruRobert-g2wImported2wk ago
Macron spends his time discussing pro palestine issues😂😂 why did the french choose a leader who spends state resources on non-french issues leaving france roting in poverty
@@Sam-zc8vrImported2wk ago
The state has a monopoly on violence, it’s a fundamental tenant of a Westphalian system. You guys must either be illiterate or cynical to imagine citizens may respond in kind with violence. If you do believe citizens can exercise violence, France ain’t a country no more and you can welcome your anarchical future and its fatefully detrimental consequences. Either way, have a good one you goons
@@knc2111Imported2wk ago
What violence. It is Freedom of expression.😂😂😂😂
@@thealejandroImported2wk ago
Deranged neoliberalism is absolutely guilty of the world's current state.
@@williambranch4283Imported2wk ago
Orchestrated by Macron
@@meowkat4043Imported2wk ago
Do they not realize protesters are made up of every kind of people there is? From peaceful demonstrators to criminals, extreme left to extreme right.
@@stackchnImported2wk ago
What's wrong in France? The same thing going on any many Capitalist societies of young men with no job, nor girlfriend, no future and a lot of freetime on their hands to lash out in violence and crime. Men need to work or society will break down 😵
@@Rafael__Imported2wk ago
This kind of "news" should be held accountable
@@SC2warmsImported2wk ago
They think their problem is that "government is bad and don't care". Basically everyone in France, from school teachers and students to farmers and workers and everyone else are feeling the squeeze. So why not just give money to everyone, since literally everyone is demanding it? Meanwhile the French debt is ballooning and the right tells you they will fix it by just stop giving weapons to Ukraine and then leaving EU. Even if both of those things would not have the exact opposite effect ie. greater need for more weapons spending and lower gdp as you leave the single market as we saw in the UK, it still wouldnt even put a dent in the french economic problems. <br>There really is only one realistic thing left that can fix the french economy and thats a massive shift in the pension system. Time will tell if anyone has the balls to do it anytime soon, or if they will just go the Argentinian route and wait until they are on the precipice of total collapse.
@@Russ63-z3yImported2wk ago
Oh they still protests…looks like rioting to me
@@marktwain6609Imported2wk ago
Fair and balanced reporting…<a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/KsIfY6LzFoLM6AKanYDQAg"></a>
@@TestBasuImported2wk ago
Who sponsored this Turkey Russia or USA
@@eddieg6436Imported2wk ago
…..so the Police should just let these dumb kids do whatever they want?!? The violence was CAUSED by the Police?! That’s like a child wanting chocolate cake before vegetables, and the parent says no, vegetables first, and the child reacts kicking and screaming. The parent is supposed to just give in, and give the child the cake first?! …….RIDICULOUS!!!
@@Théodore4221-r8sImported2wk ago
organic reaction? seriously, you are saying these grown violent mostly migrant men arent responsible for their own actions? why do we have to tolerate these people?
@@mmca2622Imported2wk ago
Antonia's continuously flapping hands are quite distracting.
@@Garmonbozia-nc7mmImported2wk ago
I am tired of the media pretending to be dumb.
@@whatsdoin2392Imported2wk ago
"Organic reaction" causes people to riot and destroy property ? Human being do not have "organic reactions" but make a choice to do evil.
@@JS-oc4zuImported2wk ago
could you put a more leftist, on the wrong side of this specific issue, on to make the general population laugh out loud ?
@@1aikaneImported2wk ago
Blame the 'left' to get votes for the far right?
@@notyaaverageuserImported2wk ago
Who is responsible for the violence - the angry people (who certainly have their reasons) and the police! People have been breaking and burning stuff - the police has been harassing the protesters! Genuinely, people in power have not been listening to the youth!
@@AlienWitness-r7jImported2wk ago
Lazy politicians who can’t take affirmative action
The government has blamed the violence on hard-left and ultra-left groups, as well as criminals it says instigated the looting. We discuss this with international affairs commentator Matthew-Mary Caruchet and our reporter Antonia Kerrigan.
#France #violence #protests
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