Seems just a tad excessive...?
this post was submitted on 14 Oct 2023
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It still rubs me wrong that countries deploy their soldiers in the interiour. Securing the public space is foremost reserved for police forces for a specific reason. Placing soldier in the streets creates a dynamic that implies the citizen may be the enemy, which I feel is highly counterproductive and may lead to american circumstances.
I wish he would recruit and deploy 7,000 teachers instead. There are 10 000 towns of more than 1000 inhabitants in France, it would be barely enough
And they cannot do both?
It is called opportunity costs. You can usually not magic twice the amount of money out of thin air.
Good. Anti terrorist action.
Why is this comment -15? Who supports terrorists??
The guards are deployed because some Islamist (again) murdered a teacher and wounded several others...
And the terrorists supporters are down voting me because they can't handle the truth, that they are terrorist supporters. And supporting terrorism is bad.
No, we downvoted you because this is a common occurrence in france and it never did anything. You're as easily impressed as the french premier wants you to be. You think this did something and now the french premier doesn't have to do anything else