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Matthieu Valet criticized on BFM TV an exchange with student Younès Dufresne, whom he presented as far-left. He wrote that the journalist had to remind the student several times to behave and reproached him for not referring to the people who had vandalized the university in Nantes as thugs and transformed it into a ZAD. Valet also claimed that stones had been gathered high near the windows to be thrown at the police, and he questioned the three-day delay before the university president requested the evacuation of the premises. He recalled that in 2022, she had written to students urging them to block Marine Le Pen in the second round of the presidential election. He concluded by stating that the perpetrators of the damage were vandalizing the places, that the police were being attacked, and that taxpayers were bearing the cost, adding that the French could no longer tolerate it. #France #Justice #Société (translated)

The author believed that burning a school, hitting a principal, and attacking law enforcement were intolerable, and announced a firm response. He also stated that the young people who mobilized peacefully deserved to be heard and respected. https://t.co/kjrU9MrOXF #Violence #Responsabilité #Jeunesse #FR (translated)

Impact reported that lawyer Elsa Marcel had strongly criticized the BFMTV set, considering that most of the speakers portrayed students as "delinquents" or "vandals". She would have also reproached the channel for seeking people opposed to the student movement and stated that it was supported by three out of four French people. According to Impact, Elsa Marcel's comments had provoked the anger of Bérénice Levet, a professor and doctor of philosophy, who denounced it as an attack on her conception of the teaching profession and the educational institution. #DébatPublic #Justice #Éducation (translated)

Bernard Quintin, Minister of the Interior, reaffirms that the police is the body of the State where there is no impunity, while addressing the violence during the demonstrations in Liège and Brussels, and proposing that the vandals and their parents be required to repair the damage caused. #Belgique #Manifestations #Police (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 author of the message asked who would pay the tens of millions of euros in damages and claimed that he would ensure that those responsible for the destruction would bear the cost. He added that, with his camp, the state would stand with the law enforcement agencies and give clear instructions against those he described as professionals of vandalism. https://t.co/pgUupOxomo #Justice #Sécurité #Casseurs #FR (translated)

TBT9 reported that Delphine Wespiser expressed her outrage at the behavior of the vandals during the high school protests and believed that parents should take care of their children until they turn 18. #TBT9 https://t.co/BYjG4u2ebh #Parenting #Éducation #Manifestation (translated)

The author believed that the state should not negotiate with those who blocked and vandalized places, set establishments on fire, threatened teachers, or attacked police officers. He called for the arrest of the perpetrators of the vandalism and for the forcible unblocking of high schools, deeming that the situation had become unrealistic and needed to end. https://t.co/f3tMIAOFgd #Sécurité #Éducation #Légalité #FR (translated)