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In 1986, French students took to the streets and won. The government withdrew its plan for university reform. Forty years later, some of the people running Fran…
In 1986, French students took to the streets and won. The government withdrew its plan for university reform. Forty years later, some of the people running France are from the same generation that achieved change. And a new generation is on the streets demanding to be heard. What changed?
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I don’t mind working for a wage, but if it’s going to be that way, then I want to be treated with dignity at work. I want decent working conditions and treated like a human being. Workplace abuse needs to be stamped out everywhere.
@@RAHATSIDDIQ-c7zImported1wk ago
IF YOU INTERFERE IN THE AFFAIRS OF OTHERS COUNTRIES, YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY THE PRICE
@@RAHATSIDDIQ-c7zImported1wk ago
INFLATIONS HEAVY TAXED UNEMPLOYMENT DIRTY CONDITIONS OF SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES IN EUROPE..AND AFCOURSE FUNDING AND SUPPLIES OF ARMS AMMO WITH DEADLY WEAPONS TO GULF COUNTRIES FOR KILLINGS INNOCENT CIVILIANS IN GAZA AND MIDDLE EAST SOMALIA SUDAN LIBYA AFGHANISTAN IRAQ PUTS THESE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES IN THEIRS KARMA..
@@Brianna-eo8nuImported1wk ago
Tbh every country is failing its young people right now. The French ones are just the only ones having a reasonable crashout towards it.
@@kirpalani-griffin3706Imported1wk ago
Why would anyone look to this channel for a realistic summary of these events? The bias oozes. <br>When you say this is occurring due to "budget cuts " and then go on to say this is "proposed", (and therefore not an actuality and not the reason) due to overwhelming deficits (and therefore not a real option)... you fail to say what is really happening and who is driving it and organizing it and with what agenda, and that's omitted because you have the same agenda to destroy and occupy what has always exceeded the Arab world.<br><br>Burning things and hurting people only makes matters worse. There is never going to be a justification for it when the alternative is to elect competent and committed people.
@@DracoLunaris1970Imported1wk ago
There is no more money for social , simple like that .
@@mohammadalasli9968Imported1wk ago
The govs have to understand that either they tax billionaires and reduce income taxes for ordinary employees, or they get their lives in real danger.
@@2872jimmyImported1wk ago
The the people of France are like <br>like spoiled children when they don’t get what they want or their demands, they start destroying the place they live in. This has been systemic since the end of World War II. They have the most generous social programs in the world, and they don’t understand why they can’t get more money to pay for it and when they can’t get more money for pay for it, they yell scream and riot time to grow up kids the real world is upon you stop your complaining start building your entitlement come with a very high financial price and you’re not willing to pay it
@@qahaar-55Imported1wk ago
Why the system fails, why they riot, a simple answer for simple minded people, <br>Thou shall not covet,<br>when stronger does not hold the hand of weak and small,<br>the rebellion rise and peace falls
@@Das_ist_alles_immer_ZufallImported1wk ago
"Why is the system failing France’s younger generation?" Failing Europe's younger generation? - You cannot have everyone drawing from a pot into which no one is (still) paying. It’s as simple as that. <br>And we all know why all that money is missing—or, rather, where it’s disappearing to.
@@bangbang07Imported1wk ago
The system is failing a majority of the Public everywhere. It's not just France. And here's a prediction - it will continue to fail as long as those in power pretend like a reform here and a reform there of the present system will fix the problem. No. It needs to be overhauled. Start with a DECENT LIVING WAGE for ALL. ALL!!!
@@PatHand-og9ydImported1wk ago
Entitlement then anger then violence.
@@keen3313Imported1wk ago
More money for bibi and zelenski, no money for education, infrastructure. Simple as.
@@TurdFergusson374Imported1wk ago
So fairness is talked about alot in this video but not with respect to other EU countries. It was France and Germany that forced austerity on the smaller economies of Spain and Greece. To let France get away with breaking the EU deficit rules just because it is second largest economy is just plainly unfair and may harm the EU's survival. so the real question here is Let France spend more on social services or save the EU....
@@punchy1325Imported1wk ago
Europe isn't burning though a few countries are that's not all of Europe and some are dealing with what America has caused in different ways Europe is many countries
@@شمس-م8ت5زImported1wk ago
I swear by God that I only speak out because of hunger, poverty, and dire circumstances. My younger siblings and I have gone three days without food. Every hour, our landlord knocks, demanding rent and threatening to throw us out onto the street if we do not pay. O people with compassionate hearts—I swear by the One who raised the heavens and spread out the earth—there is not even a single day’s worth of food in our home; we are suffering immensely, relying only on the occasional help of neighbors. You who love your own sons and daughters—please know that we, too, are someone’s daughters, and we, are suffering in agony, yet no one looks upon us with a merciful eye.... I appeal to you, those who love to do good:,,,.we are orphans with no one to turn to, and we face the threat of being evicted from our home and cast out onto the street if we do not pay the rent...،،،،،،🎉😊😢😢
In 1986, French students took to the streets and won. The government withdrew its plan for university reform. Forty years later, some of the people running France are from the same generation that achieved change. And a new generation is on the streets demanding to be heard. What changed?
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