France has been peacefully protesting for decades. The consequences?
-We voted NO on EU referendum, government ignored the result and did it
-We demanded the non privatisation of a number of public companies, they did it
-We demanded the law deregulated the economy and they still did it, using a dictatorship tool known as Article 13 allowing government to do whatever they want
French governments was caught having a private black militia answering to no one, using weapons and having means of pressure on people representatives.
What do you want us to do? Stay calm in the house?
Well congratz that's what's happening. Movement is dying and less and less people care about. But the real solution would be to go to paris and get rid of our government while we still can...
Can you please stop saying shit? This movement is completely apolitical and it must stay so. There are communists, monarchists, anarchists, liberals, conservatives, nationalists... All working together to get those fuckers down. Don't bring in some kind of "it's the left" or "it's the right". It's useless and tends to divide fighters when they finally managed to find some common grounds.
I was in the protests and I think it's beautiful when you get a blackblock (strong left) protecting a monarchist while the communist cohalition is fighting of a police charge.
Don't bring division in this. Let the movement remain a symbol of unity for the French people.
HAHAHAHA a political. That's fucking hilarious. Fucking French people always wanting it both ways. I am not dividing anything, you are. The fact is this was a direct response to socialist policies, regardless if any of the dumb commies there understand it. I was noting how people treat an actual movement initiated by the right, they treat every little thing they do much different than as to say if the left went and burned dozens of cars down and assaulted people. There always seems to be excuses for leftist violence. Suddenly now with the yellow vests everyone is dithering over issues they never cared about before. Also, this is way bigger than France, so cool your baguettes with your possessive talk as if it is only France.