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Didier Maïsto accused Emmanuel Macron of having confined a generation for months, closed high schools, and isolated teenagers, while he was going to the theater with his wife. He believed that these measures had contributed to the distress of young people and criticized the fact that their anger was treated as a public order issue. To support his statements, Maïsto cited figures he attributed to Public Health France and the National Suicide Observatory: nearly one in five high school students would have shown a significant risk of depression and suicidal thoughts in the past year, and 15% would have already attempted suicide. He also indicated that hospitalizations for self-inflicted injuries among young women aged 15 to 19 had reached 516 per 100,000 in 2023, an increase of nearly 50% since 2017, while the youth suicide rate is said to have increased by 40% between 2020 and 2022. According to him, more than half of students reported depressive symptoms during the second lockdown. Maïsto added that the deterioration of young people's mental health had started in the mid-2010s and that the lockdowns had accelerated it. He also mentioned isolation, academic pressure, Parcoursup, social media, and precarity, estimating that girls were particularly affected. He concluded that young people did not need to be targeted by defense ball launchers. #SantéMentaleJeunes #SantéMentale #Jeunesse #Dépression (translated)

The author recalled that in 2010, after a young person lost an eye due to a shot from a LBD, Nicolas Sarkozy had decided on a moratorium on the use of these weapons. He asked whether war weapons could truly address anger. https://t.co/LXLIxdsjUz #LBD #Justice #Sécurité #FR (translated)

Russy Millán stated that Jennifer Pedraza was engaged in generating disputes on Twitter because, according to him, she lacked legislative activity. He said that for the 2026-2030 period she had submitted three projects, all as a co-author, compared to the 39 he attributed to Briceño. He also questioned what Pedraza did in Congress and suggested that she was merely occupying a seat without working. https://t.co/LB3B5ioi5N #Política #Legislación #Congreso (translated)

Matthew Valet opposed the withdrawal of stun grenades, believing that the incident in Lens, where a young man lost a hand, did not justify disarming the police. He added that a police officer or gendarme could not be held responsible if someone picked up a grenade at the moment of its explosion. Referring to the events of the previous day at the Place de la Bastille, he claimed that the absence of grenades and LBD (flash-ball launchers) in the face of individuals determined to attack the police risked causing a "bloodbath." He questioned whether this would lead to more confrontations at close quarters and injuries. Valet stated that he felt Emmanuel Macron preferred to see a police officer hospitalized rather than a rioter imprisoned. He argued that disarming police officers exposed them to injury and reminded that they were parents wearing a uniform. He also criticized the Magistrates' Union, accusing it of complacency towards the far left. According to him, excusing violence contributed to its rooting in France. #sécurité #violence #police (translated)

The Baron of Øresund described a moment in the Parliament hall as fantastic and wrote that Lars Boje Mathiesen had given a verbal reprimand to Pelle Dragsted. According to the Baron of Øresund, Mathiesen said that communists and Islamists had a lot in common, and that he did not need moral admonitions from a communist. https://t.co/jhvNzguJS6 #Politik #Danmark #Folketingssalen (translated)

Morten Dahlin wrote that he himself was present at the breakfast table where Pia Kjærsgaard was accused of pushing Afrah al-Jabouri. He said he could not recognize the description and described the atmosphere as bad but denied that there had been violence. #dkpol https://t.co/lbUGAt0A4R #dkpol #politik #Danmark (translated)

Roman Maca wrote that the "seniors first" policy will lead to a situation where in communities with a declining population, there will be elderly people who no one will care for. He argued that young people will either not be born, will not be a priority, or will leave for abroad so they don't have to serve only the elderly and can lead their own lives. https://t.co/lBsVqnvUYU #politika #senioři #mladí (translated)

At the maintenance organization LBIO, there is chaos and a culture of fear, as demonstrated by complaints from employees about the unsafe working environment and high absenteeism rates, which leads to increasing waiting times for parents who urgently need help. #LBIO #angstcultuur #alimentatie (translated)

Ilan Gabet wrote that two police officers, one armed with a baton and the other with a LBD, turned back in the face of young people mobilized behind a barricade. He noted that the images were filmed in front of the Catholic Institute of Paris. https://t.co/NTrmR31QPA #Police #Mobilisation #Paris (translated)

Manès Nadel wrote that the movement demanded the abolition of Parcoursup and an emergency plan for construction. He considered these measures achievable and stated that the fight would continue and intensify as long as they were not put on the table. https://t.co/LBVpOtgs1y https://t.co/aHHznj92Kt #Parcoursup #Éducation #Mobilisation (translated)