2023-07-01 15:05:02
” Poor daughter “. It is among other things with these words that the mayor of Franconville, municipality of Val-d’Oise, addressed Friday evening, on Twitterto the environmental deputy Nupes Sandrine Rousseau.
Xavier Melki chose to express himself thus in reaction to a message from the deputy of Paris relating to the riots which have been occurring in France since Tuesday after the death of Nahel, a 17-year-old teenager, killed by a police officer. The entire message of the aedile is even more flowery. “But shut your fucking mouth and come and see in our town halls how it goes. Poor daughter. »
His remarks come after Sandrine Rousseau wrote a message on Friday afternoon on the same social network. In this one, she connects the oratorical questions in connection with the events of the last days. This rhetorical device consists in feigning questioning. The question is really asked. But the person to whom the question is addressed understands that only one answer is necessary. “What if looting had to do with poverty? The brands with the feeling of relegation? Perhaps it is to be analyzed politically not just security? writes Sandrine Rousseau.
Elected local various right, Xavier Melki clearly does not share the opinion of the Parisian deputy. It implies that it is disconnected from the reality on the ground and that the current violence does not only result from problems of poverty and social relegation.
In a more moderate way, the Renaissance deputy (majority) Mathieu Lefèvre accuses Sandrine Rousseau of “stopping at nothing” and of “finding excuses for the inexcusable: looting”.
For a moment, I thought it was a bad joke. But @sandrousseau stop at nothing and find excuses for the inexcusable: looting. Shame on you. https://t.co/Rq3N7NXIAY
— Mathieu Lefèvre (@MathieuMlefevre) June 30, 2023
Republican boss Eric Ciotti insists that “nothing can justify looting”. He asks not to “confuse the French in social difficulty with the barbarians who burn and loot”.
Nothing can justify looting!
Thank you for not insulting and confusing the French in social difficulty with the barbarians who burn and loot! https://t.co/7zsCVleVsB
— Eric Ciotti (@ECiotti) June 30, 2023
Since they were posted online, the messages of Sandrine Rousseau and Xavier Melki have respectively been read more than 7 million times for that of the first and nearly 5.5 million times for that of the second, according to a survey carried out this Saturday. in the early afternoon.
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