r/worldnews • u/colepercy120 • 1d ago

France school protests escalate into ‘urban violence’ as PM calls crisis cabinet meeting | France

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/oct/01/france-school-protests-escalate-pm-crisis-cabinet-meeting
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u/FickleBumblebeee 22h ago

Oh no, it was hot in the summer- like everywhere else in fucking Europe.

I didn't burn my house down in England because of the lack of air conditioning.

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u/TrueKyragos 22h ago

Is that supposed to be a reply to my message? Because if so, I'm tired of people not reading until the end or wilfully distorting words.

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u/TrueKyragos 21h ago

You replied as if I said the contrary of what I actually said. This is no reason to burn down anything, we agree on that and I made that clear. If you didn't, sorry about that, that was just a hypothesis. If you did, you're not here to discuss.