@coachaliciaj: Students in France have starting protesting and the Mayor of Saint-Denis Bally Bagayoko was tear gas #france #ballybagayoko #foryou #protests #fypppppppppppppppppppppp

Makeeba Hatcher :

France be quick to tear some sht up. France: oh yall not gonna fix sht? ok! watch this!

wildflower 🌺 :

can't nobody talk sht about these kids around me. this generation don't play and I love them for it

DD :

France don't play.

grapeykiwi :

Take note America

Pheonix Sunrise :

the kids have always been the fighters on the Frontline. why do you think kids are discouraged to talk in school or interact outside of school unless it's under their watch? kids can't band together if they don't know how to communicate with each other? all these kids are exposed to is foolishness. that's how they keep control

deborah wainwright :

Yes….. we are all protesting in Europe queen

Nasser.dinee🇵🇸🇨🇩🇸🇩 :

Wait the 17 october 🇫🇷

jamesmorse148 :

No one will stand here

🥷🏻 :

Attendais de voir le 17 octobre fusion lycéens étudiants et gilets jaunes 🥷🏻

liv.fast.eat.trash :

I got my outfit ready!😉☺️

M A R I E :

I was about to say the same thing. Let’s go.

IN THE FATHER WE TRUST ✊🏿 :

💯💯💯💯💯 It's coming

Gaelle Aristide :

hero

dramu7a :

me :

mdr même au fin fond des states ,ça parle du maire de Saint Denis ? Les américains ont tendance a romantisé la France. ils se rendent pas compte des 10 ans sous Macron. Il a été élu pour détruire les acquis sociaux et enrichir les bourgeois.

Zeke52 :

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💯💯

Seattle.Blacklst.Alert :

We need to investigate why the foundations of human life are becoming increasingly difficult to afford. We all need to ask why inflation and the rising costs of living are putting so much pressure on people, while basic necessities such as housing, transportation, nutritious food, and healthcare are becoming increasingly out of reach. These are not simply luxuries. They are essential foundations for living, working, maintaining our health, and building an independent life. For those of you who play video games, think about this: many survival and life simulation games give your character a starting base, a place to return to, and a foundation from which to explore the world. Yet, in our actual human reality, people can work hard and still struggle to afford a home, reliable transportation, or the medical care they need. Why can we create entire virtual worlds while so many people still struggle to secure the basic foundations of their real lives? Humanity has developed incredible technology to create virtual characters, complex digital environments, artificial intelligence, and entire economies within games. These creations have value and can bring entertainment, creativity, connection, and economic opportunities. But we should also investigate whether our ability to create new products and experiences is advancing faster than our ability to make essential human necessities accessible. I’m not saying we should stop creating virtual products. I’m asking how we can use our accumulated knowledge, technological progress, economic resources, and human creativity to improve the reality we all live in.

Seattle.Blacklst.Alert :

We need a legitimate, evidence based investigation that combines economic data, historical knowledge, practical experience, and the lived realities of ordinary people. We need to understand how inflation affects different households, why housing and transportation cost so much, what makes healthcare inaccessible, how resources are distributed, and which economic incentives influence what gets produced and who can afford it. We should also examine what happens when these necessities collide. A person shouldn’t have to choose between paying rent, getting to work, buying food, and receiving necessary medical care. Losing a job, having working hours cut, or experiencing unexpected hardship shouldn’t mean losing access to the basic foundations needed to survive and recover. We shouldn’t stop at telling people to work harder. We should also ask whether our systems are structured in ways that allow people who work hard to build a secure life in the first place. Civilization should be a foundation that allows people to live, recover, grow, create, and explore, not a system in which survival itself becomes an endless struggle. If we have the capacity to imagine and build increasingly sophisticated virtual worlds, let’s also investigate how we can make our physical world more livable for the people who inhabit it. The goal isn’t to make everyone equally wealthy or to eliminate innovation. It’s to ensure that progress in our civilization translates into meaningful improvements in human life, and that the basic necessities required to participate in that civilization remain within people’s reach. We have accumulated generations of knowledge and experience. Now we need to investigate how to put that knowledge to work for humanity.

sayii :

les français sont des fous ils ont viré des rois donc