@Logiko @Mathias
Calling my argument childish because I'm referencing a viral video is missing the point. I'm not saying that a small percentage of protesters looting a shop will make a million people abandon the protest. The point is that these incidents give right wing media ammunition to discredit the protests and shift public attention away from what people are actually protesting about. The fact that they've been trying to discredit the movement from the beginning doesn't contradict my argument, It reinforces it. The video is an example of how this style of protest in 2026 is self defeating, even if it's a small percentage, due to the nature of how super intelligence states operate. The protesters continuing to march and the public perception of the movement are two completely different things.
Honestly, my whole point is considering how French philosophers have historically been pioneers in revolutionary thought and tactics (while getting pretty much everything else wrong lol), I was hoping to see a different vision of what they had in store could look like this time around. Something that actually challenges the status quo rather than repeating the same tactics that aren't going to accomplish anything.
Anyway, it is what it is, Macros still gets slapped by his most likely transgender dad who is posing as his wife (or at least that's what Andrew Tate told me)
Calling my argument childish because I'm referencing a viral video is missing the point. I'm not saying that a small percentage of protesters looting a shop will make a million people abandon the protest. The point is that these incidents give right wing media ammunition to discredit the protests and shift public attention away from what people are actually protesting about. The fact that they've been trying to discredit the movement from the beginning doesn't contradict my argument, It reinforces it. The video is an example of how this style of protest in 2026 is self defeating, even if it's a small percentage, due to the nature of how super intelligence states operate. The protesters continuing to march and the public perception of the movement are two completely different things.
Honestly, my whole point is considering how French philosophers have historically been pioneers in revolutionary thought and tactics (while getting pretty much everything else wrong lol), I was hoping to see a different vision of what they had in store could look like this time around. Something that actually challenges the status quo rather than repeating the same tactics that aren't going to accomplish anything.
Anyway, it is what it is, Macros still gets slapped by his most likely transgender dad who is posing as his wife (or at least that's what Andrew Tate told me)
I don't understand your point between French philosophers and this movement that has no leader.