The scenes of violence that followed Thursday March 16 the adoption of the pension bill by 49.3 were predictable, and probably inevitable.
Not first of all because of the extreme tensions that are going through France, but because the ultra-left was going to seek to take advantage of events to radicalize them, and push the country towards an apparent chaos that it believes is likely to open a revolutionary breach, into which it dreams of engulfing itself.
This ultra-left of thugs hypnotized by brawls has the psychology and behavior of assault squads and is not far from eroticizing revolutionary violence.
In a peaceful society, this movement is contained in the margins, and essentially attracts failures and anti-social elements who find in ideological fanaticism the pretext to justify their passion for destruction.
In a society in crisis, she believes her chance has come.
It is the dregs of society which seeks to set fire to Paris.
And those who burn...
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