> Is there a set of policies he could adopt that would mean every protester agreed all their demands had been met? Well everybody's got more or less specific d

> Is there a set of policies he could adopt that would mean every protester agreed all their demands had been met? Well everybody's got more or less specific demands. But for sure, if everybody in France could have housing and food on the table, there wouldn't be mass protests/riots as we have had for over a decade now. I'm not even saying "decent" housing or "organic" food although it is important to me. People would be happy with basic services they don't have at the moment. Everybody sees on the TV or in the streets rich people spending hundreds or thousands of euros in fancy restaurants and clubs while ~10% of the population lives in extreme poverty and struggles to feed the children. There's 3 million ABANDONED housing units (not counting secondary housing) for 150K homeless people, yet the government and landowners pretend there is a housing crisis. These are just two examples that would satisfy everyone within and without the gilets jaunes movement. That's not enough to build a fair society, but that would arguably make life more bearable.