>>4749550

Macron really didn't have a mandate to begin with. He beat Le Pen by a point or two in the first election. We're talking c. 22% of votes for Macron. In the final election all of the other candidates voted against Le Pen, not for Macron. He was a manufactured candidate with the PTB knowing how to split the seams in the voting system and people figured that out quick.

So we're looking at around 80% of the voters who didn't really vote for him in the final election. They voted for Le Pen or against Le Pen. Figuring some of those who voted for him now wish they hadn't, he really ain't get shit for support from the French.

Guy needs to apologize, take his hat and go rather than tell the 85% of the French who don't actually support him to suck it up.

>>4749676

>Any explanation?

The YV are a financial threat not a violence threat. For the number of protesters there actually aren't that many incidences of violence, as I see it.

Pictures of Police attacking some protesters are more exciting than pictures of peaceful protesters staying within police lines.

Protesters on the street mean shops there aren't getting customers and those non-sales affect the sales tax that goes to gov. Same with closing down toll booths or knocking out speed cameras. The YV want to stop money flow to gov.

Because the violent protesters are within the YV protesters doesn't mean they are YV. They may be taking advantage of the situation for LOLs or are FF types inciting violence as an excuse to shut the protests down. So it is very possible that the police are chilling, except for when they are provoked by the violent types and have to defend themselves.

>>4749682

>German minister said we have no single proof of spying.

The problem you (as Germans) have is that you believe this minister, pack the problem away as somebody else's problem, then smirk all-knowingly with each other about how stupid the others are for not solving the problem.

>>4749748

Out of how many protesters that day all over France?

>>4749784

>MSM not there at all except later, to grab 15 seconds of violent footage out of hours of "boring" marches.

Yes. If they reported that those hours of boring (meaning peaceful?) marches are resulting in an immense loss of revenue for the French Government, more people wanting Macron out would see how effective (and safe) it is and join in.

The 15 seconds of violence gives the entire rest of the country the picture that all marches are violent (not safe).

>>4749790

>we just watch & try to understand.

Do the math. How many videos of protesters injured by police violence divided by how many protesters in the entire country (roughly)?

You may need scientific notation.