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France stunned by October 17 rioting • FRANCE 24 English

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@ceciliaque5564
@@ceciliaque5564Imported2wk ago
That chick has a very Vichy vibe.
@deseom
@@deseomImported2wk ago
The Republican party member forgetting the history of her Republic just like that
@manmoviexl
@@manmoviexlImported2wk ago
The rioters were breaking chunks of concrete out of the ground to throw at cops. That isn’t self defense
@krunkle5136
@@krunkle5136Imported2wk ago
They're just going to double down using the riots as an excuse to monitor people with AI and saying anything bad about who or what really controls things.
@oceanicdrop
@@oceanicdropImported2wk ago
I don't really feel I can trust comments given the rise of AI and botfarms. I don't really feel I can trust anything. What I can trust is my package of oatmeal I have at home.
@jfranklins
@@jfranklinsImported2wk ago
France is a mess. This older woman on the panel is the only one talking sense.
@mamadytraore5797
@@mamadytraore5797Imported2wk ago
imagine trying find to help Ukraine ,and don&#39;t have money to sooth the young of your country.<br>the French ,problem has always been a folly of grandeur.
@ThomasAquinas-y9p
@@ThomasAquinas-y9pImported2wk ago
This is Shocking coming from the New York Times:<br><br>The New York Times—The downside of diversity - By Michael Jonas, Aug. 5, 2007<br><br>“A study by Harvard political scientist Robert Putnam indicates that high racial and ethnic diversity in communities correlates with decreased civic engagement and social trust. The research shows that residents in more diverse neighborhoods tend to participate less in civic life and exhibit lower mutual trust compared to those in homogeneous settings.”<br><br>These are the downsides of diversity:<br><br>—Lower Social Capital and Trust<br>—Decreased Civic Engagement<br>—Communication and Collaboration Barriers<br>—Increased Conflict and Tension<br>—Organizational and Implementation Pitfalls.
@MatthewEGolden
@@MatthewEGoldenImported2wk ago
They will claim the protests are motivated by anything and everything except the MOST OBVIOUS thing. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_iYL2RXjrtA&amp;t=265">4:25</a>...the right to &quot;protest&quot; is nonsense. Nobody is making arguments, they are just disrupting society. The modern political protest, almost always practiced by the left, is an antidemocratic action. It attempts to claim that a perspective is the majority while ignoring everyone who disagrees. Campaign and win election instead of throwing a large scale hissie fit that costs the society billions in damages and lost production. Why can a protest disrupt another citizens commerce and income? Why is no compensation due?
@pmoney070783
@@pmoney070783Imported2wk ago
So..which countries left their podiums during the U.N speech? Civil Un-rest coming soon..that&#39;s why he was taking down their names.
@ThomasAquinas-y9p
@@ThomasAquinas-y9pImported2wk ago
French reporters are not just delusional but are showing severe signs of emotional Stockholm syndrome , by calling this riot “ mostly peaceful “ which is also known as “CNN Syndrome“ or that the “violence is a cause for affordability/cost of living”,and focusing their reporting on “Police Violence” instead of the Rioters Violence..
@deriourba4933
@@deriourba4933Imported2wk ago
In 2019, France called the violent riots in Hong Kong a &quot;peaceful protest.&quot; Why is it a different story when French students do the same thing now?
@vancamquach1578
@@vancamquach1578Imported2wk ago
I Had chances to talk to a few young people from France who came to work in Australia on holiday working visa at my rural town. I found that they are rather ignorant and indifferent about the state of their own country, economically, but love rebelling for whatever cause politically. They don&#39;t trust their government and their leader, President Macron, because he is a &quot;lawyer&quot;, their word. When I corrected them that the president background is from public servant not a lawyer, they were surprised! When I mentioned about the many protests with destruction, it seemed they were very proud of these rebellions. At the end, I told them that I found the young people in Australia love their country than the young people in France. Sorry to say that!
@cyo_ai_official
@@cyo_ai_officialImported2wk ago
New president is needed in France
@MrBlancodan
@@MrBlancodanImported2wk ago
Israeli here - We tried to warn you but all you French do is being antisemitic thinking that will calm down the muslims you guys are dumb and should wake up cause with time they will be more armed.
@russgifford519
@@russgifford519Imported2wk ago
Couldn&#39;t have been that bad, France&#39;s esteemed leader went to a Celine Dion concert. If it was really bad I&#39;m sure he would have done something.
@jrgoosethe3rd
@@jrgoosethe3rdImported2wk ago
shannon is 💯 correct
@demonferrariAI
@@demonferrariAIImported2wk ago
What is there to be stunned? This was expected. 4 or 5 riots of similar magnitude have happened in the last 4 years.
@Jdlshrv1
@@Jdlshrv1Imported2wk ago
Mes amies, it looks like hybrid war came to your home. I think this young guys was mislead and it looks like all of this was planned and organised long before
@jrgoosethe3rd
@@jrgoosethe3rdImported2wk ago
Finally someone ask why No Ukraine flags why only Palestine flags during these riots! France is amazing and. its history epic! assimilation is so important. Long live France!
@Paulusmus
@@PaulusmusImported2wk ago
Shannon is 100 percent correct
@madalin4802
@@madalin4802Imported2wk ago
Interesting how much this resembles the French Revolution of 1789. More than 200 years later, it&#39;s still the same story: rich versus poor. This woman, with her expensive clothes and no understanding of what poor people go through, is basically saying, &quot;Let&#39;s arrest the poor and send them to the Bastille.&quot;
@JamesFugee
@@JamesFugeeImported2wk ago
HTF is <b>ANYONE</b> in France stunned?
@tehfun4982
@@tehfun4982Imported2wk ago
TOTALLY AGREED THAT THE CURRENT GENERATION OF EUROPEAN (EXCEPTION OF SOME SCANDINAVIAN) AND USA POLITICIANS WERE DISCONNECTED FROM GENERAL PUBLIC........ COST OF LIVING AND STANDARD OF LIVING OF MAN IN THE STREET AND NOT WALL STREET RECORD BREAKNG HIGH..... UKRAINE WAR AND IRAN WAR WERE THE MAIN CAUSES TO ALL THIS SKYROCKETED ENERGY PRICE ALL OVER THE WORLD BUT WOSRT IN USA, EU , INDIA ETC......<br><br><br>THEY ARE LIVING IN IDEOLOGY FANTASY WORLD...... LIBERAL DEMOCRACY INTOXICATION TO THE EXTREME....
@danboyd6609
@@danboyd6609Imported2wk ago
Wonder if Russia helped fan the flames.
@su_n_i_l
@@su_n_i_lImported2wk ago
A few days you guys were lecturing India on protest. I just want to add &quot;People who live in glass houses shouldn&#39;t throw stones&quot;
@thebluesman4453
@@thebluesman4453Imported2wk ago
Oui, Oui, Seban for President!
@oriusnex
@@oriusnexImported2wk ago
The Républicains woman offers little other than naked demagoguery and reactionary talking points - what suggestions she does offer would be a surefire guarantee to increase tensions. The other panelists were reasonable and balanced in their approach. This will only end with having people come together for holistic solutions and defusing causal issues.
@spacebookpub3376
@@spacebookpub3376Imported2wk ago
Bravo Shannon, you are a brave young woman.
@um5565
@@um5565Imported2wk ago
Thank you so much to the lady mentioning the Palestine flags and the truth!!!!!!
@herlandercarvalho
@@herlandercarvalhoImported2wk ago
&quot;Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.&quot; - JFK
@anonymousBosch7
@@anonymousBosch7Imported2wk ago
The guy still saying mostly peaceful protests 😂
@diegoflores9237
@@diegoflores9237Imported2wk ago
Stunned? France has a centuries old tradition of peaceful protesting and rioting. This is how the French revolution started
@roylalkin8223
@@roylalkin8223Imported2wk ago
You guys are lying to yourself, it&#39;s an Islamic invasion. Open your eyes dumb french people, we all have eyes.
@mistamycall
@@mistamycallImported2wk ago
This is nothing but &quot;Rich vs. Poor&quot;, and right wingers are trying to label it an &quot;immigration problem&quot;. If anything, the migrants are showing you how the rich are screwing up EVERYBODY!
@spacebookpub3376
@@spacebookpub3376Imported2wk ago
One voice of reason - Shannon Seban - but it&#39;s one out of four panelists. Three panelists blame police, only one holds the rioters responsible. Everyone is talking about the turn out, high numbers, but what about the violence and destruction?
@wolfgangk1
@@wolfgangk1Imported2wk ago
France’s anemic response to has opened the door to a culture of anarchy and furthered xenophobia. France has been building toward this with its now-infamous laissez-faire attitude toward illegal immigration and migrants harrassments at its tourist attractions. I can&#39;t imagine how frustrating it is for ordinary citizens
@Maxsilv207
@@Maxsilv207Imported2wk ago
I&#39;m surprised Macron didn&#39;t say we should support Ukraine more at the end of his speech.
@RaheelPervaiz123
@@RaheelPervaiz123Imported2wk ago
Europe spent a century looting the world now look at them ahaha