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As a french citizen, I agree it's not about numbers. If young people were understanding the numbers, they would go on streets to push for the reform to be adop
by mrfumier 4y ago
As a french citizen, I agree it's not about numbers.
If young people were understanding the numbers, they would go on streets to push for the reform to be adopted.
The problem is, there is an extreme left group, dreaming of the big night of uprising and revolution to install a communist government in France. So they take every opportunity to block the country and mess everything up, even though they're not even concerned by the reform themselves.
There is a silent majority who is in favor of the reform, which will eventually pass, like always.
- cmehdy 4y agoYour contempt won't do much in the face of an actual majority voicing its disagreement (you know, the majority that Macron did not deserve but got because people feared the extreme right). And your numbers would be wrong unless you chose to ignore the Cor. Either you don't understand the risks of disregarding the political unrest or you actively want that unrest. Sorry but I'm not keen on having an extreme right president at the next election myself. https://www.cor-retraites.fr/node/595 https://www.cor-retraites.fr/node/595