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These repeated tensions are part of a climate where anger is growing in the streets

When we observe the radicalization of public debate and the speed of the collapse of political morals, we say to ourselves, Simon, that six months of…

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  • When we observe the radicalization of public debate and the speed of the collapse of political morals, we say to ourselves, Simon, that six months of…
  • These repeated tensions are part of a climate where anger is growing in the streets, where violence and looting are taking place on the sidelines of…
  • These words of calm were, however, quickly swept away by a new, desperate heckling, similar to those that MPs have been offering every week for too long.

When we observe the radicalization of public debate and the speed of the collapse of political morals, we say to ourselves, Simon, that six months of campaigning at this pace is going to be a long time.

These repeated tensions are part of a climate where anger is growing in the streets, where violence and looting are taking place on the sidelines of certain processions, and where social networks are on fire.

These words of calm were, however, quickly swept away by a new, desperate heckling, similar to those that MPs have been offering every week for too long.

After a brief moment of calm, the situation took a turn for the worse when everything got angry, causing a nervous breakdown among the parliamentarians.

This episode illustrates the persistent radicalization of public debate and the speed of the collapse of political morals within the hemicycle.

No wonder anger swells in the streets, violence and looting appear on the sidelines of certain processions, social networks flare up and TV debates turn into wrestling matches when the bad example comes from above.

In short, everything got angry with everything and the Assembly sank into a nervous breakdown...

But a few words of calm were quickly swept away by a new, rather desperate heckling like the deputies have been offering every week for too long.

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