
An analysis of the deterioration of public order and the consequences of violent demonstrations
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The text refers to high school demonstrations marked by violence and damage to public spaces.
To write one's name is to measure everything that threatens it. Freedom, the foundation of our society, the first word of the French Republic, is being abused, vandalized and vandalized a little more every day. Since day one, this high school movement has confused the right to demonstrate and the desire to destroy. The nihilistic impulse that accompanies it gives the thugs and censors the feeling of limitless power.
A first assessment should awaken the most drowsy consciences. Violence and looting forced the state to use restrictions designed for wartime. Curfews, prohibited areas... The most basic freedom, that of movement, is taken away from ordinary people to prevent the violent from taking over public space for one afternoon. The confinement of the brave taxpayers who will pay for the damage caused by the vandals: a new element of injustice which robs honest citizens for the benefit of those who are not.
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