Goldnadel: "The far left has forgotten the virtue of moderation"

Gilles-William Goldnadel is a lawyer and essayist.

Every week, he deciphers the news for FigaroVox.

Does the world today belong to brawlers, extravagants and unrepentant liars?

Is moderation weakness in the digital age of excess?

It is not forbidden to ask questions.

One thing is certain, the political and trade union extreme left, and its Islamist allies, still occupy the upper hand.

Thus, the CGT energy manager, Sébastien Menesplier, can claim with impunity that he plans to cut off power to recalcitrant deputies.

And it turns out that the permanence of the deputy Renaissance of Lot Huguette Tiena, located in the center of Figeac, was deprived of electricity, Thursday, during the demonstration against the reform of pensions, let know the elected official. AFP.

The French judges integrated the fact that rap was, in essence, culturally violent.

Gilles-William Goldnadel

In the same spirit, loving punctilious legalism, the hierarchical superior of Sébastien Menesplier, Philippe Martinez, suggested on LCI to turn off the light to billionaires in general and to Vincent Bolloré in particular.

I did not notice any outraged political or media reaction.

Thursday, January 19, a very large trade union demonstration was organized in the streets of Paris.

Some political personalities took part.

Among them, Sandrine Rousseau.

This member of the Republic thought it appropriate to parade there brandishing a sign

, without anyone being particularly moved.

Saturday, January 21, rebellious France organized an infinitely less successful demonstration on Place de la Bastille.

Although independent organizations have estimated the number of demonstrators at 14,000, all the political leaders of the party have claimed, against the evidence, a presence of 150,000 demonstrators.

Finally, a rapper, an admirer of rebellious France and laudator of deputy Louis Boyard called Yanni, broadcast, while displaying an Algerian flag and uttering

, a song in which he prides himself on

as well as praised the aforementioned honorable Member.

The impunity of the far left and its communitarian fellow travelers only finds its source in the passivity of their whipping boys.

Gilles-William Goldnadel

The rapper is not afraid - in the literal sense of the expression - to hope for the death of several personalities who are members of the same family:

Don't get me wrong, I don't want to overestimate this rapper's influence.

But it so happens that one of the personalities targeted and a deputy, publicly complained about these dangerous exhortations, and demanded the intervention of the competent authorities.

However, I have not noticed any political, media or legal reaction.

By comparison, I recall the national emotion when the deputy Obono was illustrated in a fiction by a right-wing weekly, or when the distorted comments of a deputy from the same side triggered the uproar.

It is true that the habitual passivity and intellectual masochism are such that the French judges have integrated the fact that rap was, in essence, culturally violent.

This is how it cost this rapper nothing to

on the head of Éric Zemmour, or that the one who claimed to want to kill white children got off with 500 euros.

So I come back to my opening question.

The impunity of the far left and its communitarian fellow travelers only finds its source in the passivity of their whipping boys.

It happens that we are indeed too polite to be honest, even to be a minimum intelligent.