Protests Against Police Violence in France

French police have all eyes on them right now.

If they think that they can get away with this, they are wrong.

So we're also here to say

fuck the police.

What do you think about police repression against student in France?

Well, it says everything we already knew

and that you need to know about the

police. That when young people are taking to the streets protesting

for the bare minimum, what should be common sense, to have

investments in their schools, um, and then the police

meet them with such violence, such brutality, shows who they

are really protecting.

That they are

willing to hurt young people immensely

just for standing up for their rights to protect an extremely

violent system. It is absolutely abhorrent and we

are following these

developments all over the world. French police have all eyes on them right

now.

If they think that they can get away with this, they are wrong.

So we're also here to say

fuck the police

and, uh, we are standing united in solidarity for

the French

students. They are sacrificing our future just for

them to

live a little more comfortable. And just as we are seeing here how

students are

being neglected, not even receiving the basic funds

and investments

and still being told, "Oh, look for the future and you should work,

uh, to become successful and work for your future." What

signal does that send? Um, it is a huge betrayal.

And then when we take it to the streets to, to reclaim that future

that we were promised and that is ours, that is rightfully ours,

um, then we are met with huge violence as we

have seen that the French students

have been met with. It is like our generation is one

that has grown up with a

sense of we already lost hope. We are mourning what we already know

that we will

lose in the future that, that we won't have and that we

are seeing here,

especially in the,

in the, in the suburbs in, in Paris, for example, where,

where the social injustice is defining everything for these young

people. Just since young people are the future and that

is what we are being told as well, what si- what signal does that send

when we are not even investing in young people that we're at the same time telling

that they are the future? That is one of the clearest examples I can

think about of

a society that has given up.