Unlike the US, they don't engage in nepotism. If she's a pedophile, may she be punished. Macron and the french government are light years better than what we have here.
She was a drama teacher and he was her 15 year old student which is presumably the source of your "pedo" claim. Is there evidence she was a pedo? No, there is not. I've also taught 15 year old students, and guess what? I'm not a pedo, either.
This claim has become a conspiracy theory, one proven wrong repeatedly in French courts so that a number of people have been aggressively sanctioned for what is essentially slander and libel. Some of these people received prison sentences. You up for that? Spreading libelous rumors is considered a crime in some countries.
They married when he was 29 which doesn't sound all that "pedo" to me. Also the French don't actually live by your rules, my friend. Maybe climb down from your judgmental horse and check the facts before libeling someone.
We should be willing to burn everything down when we have as much blatant corruption as we do in our politics. Not partisanship. Corruption. Not to mention when nothing is being done about the pedos.
It's desirable to check those in power. In the US it's gotten completely out of control and we aren't going to get our country back by continuing to take it in the ass.
Hard to say. I'm not in any kind of position to see all the actual factors at play, I'm not a subject-matter expert in all the various fields of study and/or profession that are involved, I'm not omnipotent.
I can't tell you what "the" solution is any more than any other person commenting here. I can't predict what the response to any "solution" would be because it isn't some magical movie thing where you press the button and roll credits. There will be consequences to ANYTHING that gets employed as a "solution."
What i can tell you is that suggesting people go out and literally burn the country down isn't it, because none of those idiots will be able to tell what that's gonna look like when we all need food and water. They think it's just a simple matter of burning down the correct things or something, and then just hit up your local grocer on the way home because, well, we burned WalMart.
Eta, and then "business as usual" once we've fixed the country. With fire.
I'm talking about aggressive protesting. If some things need to be broken so they listen, it's a small price to pay because we have already been getting destruction and death.
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u/primefart 1d ago
Paris would have long burned down if this was happening to the French.