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Joan Larroumec believed that Jean-Luc Mélenchon's success with young people revealed their lack of future prospects. According to him, the current system favored older generations in accessing the best jobs and housing, while young people paid high retirement contributions without being able to hope for a comparable pension. He also stated that the level of taxation made it difficult to become wealthy through work and that inheritance inequalities perpetuated social status gaps. Larroumec said that the threat of artificial intelligence was a major concern neglected by politicians. He cited the United States, where, in his view, the employment of 22-25 year-olds in jobs exposed to AI was already about 19% below its trajectory. He predicted that companies would hire less and prioritize protecting their existing employees, often older, and questioned the future of highly educated young people without jobs. He added that young people were waiting for politicians to offer a vision of a desirable and fair life in France for the coming decades, as well as clear rules of the game. According to him, the old path of studying, finding a good job, buying an apartment, and advancing based on merit no longer existed, and no one on the political scene was living up to those expectations. #jeunesse #inégalités #avenir (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Herbert Hainer, president of Bayern, would have preferred Harry Kane to Michael Olise for the Ballon d'Or. According to the media, Hainer believed both players deserved it, but he would have awarded it to Kane, adding that Olise would have many years left to win it. Actu Foot attributed these comments to BILD. #BallonDor #Bayern #HarryKane (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Julien Lachuer stated on Ligue 1+ that he would advocate for Ludovic Ajorque to be called up to the French national team. He believed that the striker deserved it and that the goal should be higher than simply playing in Brest or in Ligue 1. #Ligue1 #ÉquipeDeFrance #Football (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Nicolas Pépé believed his teammate Pape Gueye had the credentials to win the African Ballon d'Or. He particularly mentioned his title as the best African player of the season in La Liga, his victory at the Africa Cup of Nations and his goal in the final, as well as his performances. According to Pépé, a victory for Gueye would be fully deserved. He added that the topic had not been discussed between them and that Gueye spoke little about it. #BallonDor #Football #PapeGueye (translated)

Kadima The law relayed, on the occasion of World Mental Health Day, a message from national deputy Christelle Vuanga. She reminded us that taking care of our mental health is also about taking care of our lives, and that this health deserves as much attention as physical health. She presented the act of breaking the silence, listening to others, and asking for help when needed as essential gestures for well-being, adding that taking care of oneself is not a weakness, but a necessity. #SantéMentale #BienÊtre #PrendreSoinDeSoi (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Nicolas Pépé advised Yan Diomandé to stay calm in the face of the pressure related to his transfer to Real Madrid. Pépé believed that his presence in a big club was a testament to his qualities and that he would have other opportunities to prove himself. He encouraged him to play as he usually did, in comments relayed by DAZN. #Football #Transfert #RealMadrid (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)

The author believed that young people inherited an ecological and financial debt as well as a model that was exhausted. He accused the far left of exploiting the anger of high school students and the far right of seeing every young person as a rioter, adding that youth deserved better. (translated)

Alain Soral Official considered that the Bardella affair had the merit of making the French understand that anti-Semitism, in his view, referred to the revelation of a disturbing truth, regardless of the renunciations and lies he attributed to Bardella. He also claimed that, in the Epstein and Gaza cases, the fight against anti-Semitism increasingly meant fighting against good and truth, and asked how long this situation could last. He labeled the rest as lies. #Antisémitisme #Vérité #LuttecontrelAntisémitisme (translated)

The author believed that young people had been misled by promises of success without effort and degrees without job opportunities. He expressed a desire to rebuild the school around merit, authority, and excellence in order to give every young person the means to succeed. (translated)

Louise Montangon wrote that she and her conversation partner had agreed to debate their ideas, that she would continue to challenge those of the other person, and that neither of them deserved the cyberbullying that had been going on for several days. #cyberharcèlement #débat #respect (translated)

Bally Bagayoko welcomed the stance taken by actor Tahar Rahim in support of high school students. He wrote that taxes should also contribute to improving schools and that young people demanding resources and answers should not, in his opinion, face the silence and contempt they feel in the face of the inaction of public authorities. Bagayoko called for participation on October 17 in a "great convergence of struggles" to defend school, youth, and their future. #Justice #Éducation #Solidarité (translated)

French Milei supporters published a translation of a tweet from Javier Milei, in which the Argentine president accused socialism of claiming causes such as disability, retirees, or public universities to justify, in his opinion, uncontrolled and untransparent spending and bureaucratic structures. Milei claimed that audit requests were often presented as an attack against the concerned individuals, and that opening accounts revealed intermediaries, advocacy organizations, and taxpayer-funded privileges. He argued that this mechanism had been observed in Argentina and other countries, to the detriment of people who truly needed help and Argentine taxpayers. He demanded the publication of all accounts and contracts as well as accountability from each responsible party. #Liberté #Transparence #Responsabilité (translated)