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Stanley Digaga
19 minutes ago, OfficerDolla said:

Why is this happening tho?

The French governement is trying to reform the pension system by reducing the number of special schemes.

They are aiming for a more sustainable, fair and clear system.

The problem is that a lot of people (especialy in the public sector) will lose some privileges and have a cut in their pension.

However this kind of reform is necessary since the actual system isn't sustainable : there are only 1.7 active worker for each retired people.

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16 minutes ago, Spooky Needles said:

what are you ashamed of??? people protesting the selfish policies of the government?? and police brutality?

I hope the strikes go on for months and months, you have such a slave mentality it hurts. Macron WANTS us to shut up, bow our backs and go to work. We're not going to take his ****, and it's me who's ashamed of people like YOU. My country is great.

I'm from hong kong and totally agree with you.  We had a similar situation  a few weeks ago. 

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Here in Canada (at least in my Province) it's always schools and teachers that go on strike

 

Almost every year there's a strike :triggered:

 

They have one of the most powerful unions in the Country tho so I'm not surprised...

 

They already have amazing benefits like good health coverage, sick days and they make above average pay for a job where they don't work the summer or long days during the day...

 

If only I could strike like that for my job :madge:

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Guillaume Hamon
42 minutes ago, Stanley Digaga said:

All this mess just because people think about their own interest first and don't see how it can benefit the whole country :toofunny:

They're not confident in the fact it's gonna benefit the whole country and that's why they fight against it.

43 minutes ago, Stanley Digaga said:

it still annoying to see that the country get blocked almost every time the government try to do something... 

Actually there are PLENTY of things the french government could do without it making people go on strike, maybe just reforms that french people globally agree with. :D 

People are not just big strikes fans who do it as a hobby. Nobody love to lose payed days and receive a lower salary at the end of the month. It's just that they don't believe this reform is good and the fact the government failed to create trust with its people ( all the opposite actually) clearly make them be very careful since. :/ 

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elijahfan
9 minutes ago, chiuga said:

I'm from hong kong and totally agree with you.  We had a similar situation  a few weeks ago. 

Absolutely not the same situation, just saying...

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Well, at least Paris needs extraordinary strikes to get to this mess... Rome here can't relate :vegas: it's already hell :enigma:

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audrey horne
58 minutes ago, Stanley Digaga said:

The French governement is trying to reform the pension system by reducing the number of special schemes.

They are aiming for a more sustainable, fair and clear system.

The problem is that a lot of people (especialy in the public sector) will lose some privileges and have a cut in their pension.

However this kind of reform is necessary since the actual system isn't sustainable : there are only 1.7 active worker for each retired people.

That is exactly the narrative the gouvernement is trying to shove down our throats. 

In reality everybody will be affected by the new system, which as usual will prejudice more the less privileged : women, people with irregulary careers, part-time and independants workers, etc. 

I heard a lot of "we live older, we can work older" or "this reform is necessary". NO. We live older because we work less and we better keep it that way. I don't want to spend my whole life dying at work and spend my retirement in care services.

And necessary for who ? This reform was never in Macron's initial plan. The guy in charge of the reform, Jean-Paul Delevoye, is from the insurance world. This is a "private interests" reform. Macron's gouvernement is full of people from the CAC40 with conflicts of interest and lots of ideas to increase inequalities. Nobody is acting for the greater good. They all are selfish neo-liberals pigs. 

I'm a proud striker and I hope it continues until christmas. Yes, some people can't go to work these days, but we are fighting for the future of ALL of us.

@Miaou What are you ashamed of really ? People fighting to death to catch a train because they are so afraid of losing a job and not being able to pay the bills ? It's all capitalism's fault. Put your shame on it. 

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MoonIsRising
2 hours ago, Miaou said:

the entire country is blocked :rip:

For example, I live in Paris.

Please stop. France is not paralysed. Paris is paralysed, yes, but not the WHOLE country.  

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27monster27
1 hour ago, Spooky Needles said:

what are you ashamed of??? people protesting the selfish policies of the government?? and police brutality?

I hope the strikes go on for months and months, you have such a slave mentality it hurts. Macron WANTS us to shut up, bow our backs and go to work. We're not going to take his ****, and it's me who's ashamed of people like YOU. My country is great.

I believe that they are talking about the people that are trying to get on the trains.

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1 hour ago, Spooky Needles said:

what are you ashamed of??? people protesting the selfish policies of the government?? and police brutality?

I hope the strikes go on for months and months, you have such a slave mentality it hurts. Macron WANTS us to shut up, bow our backs and go to work. We're not going to take his ****, and it's me who's ashamed of people like YOU. My country is great.

:rip::rip::rip::rip::rip:

You didn't understand my point

I'm ashamed about the mentality of french people, we clearly don't have to act this way like savage to go inside a train

When they won't receive her pay slips, I hope they will also repaid everyone include ME who paid a monthly pass to have free transport and not zero transport 

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11 minutes ago, adterp said:

 

@Miaou What are you ashamed of really ? People fighting to death to catch a train because they are so afraid of losing a job and not being able to pay the bills ? It's all capitalism's fault. Put your shame on it. 

Even if I'm not agree with the people who are blocking the transports, I was talking about the attitude of french people in the train station

 

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10 minutes ago, LePetitFlo said:

Please stop. France is not paralysed. Paris is paralysed, yes, but not the WHOLE country.  

the strikes is also outside Paris

1 TGV sur 4 

4 TER sur 10

1 Intercité sur 4

...etc

https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2019/12/11/greve-dans-les-transports-le-trafic-sncf-et-ratp-toujours-tres-perturbe-jeudi_6022526_3224.html

 

 

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