And that's escalation. The scenario, in politics, is now classic. On each news item hangs today the shadow of the triptych: politicization, reaction, recovery. And political representatives are faced with the same challenge: to react without recovering, to politicize without systematizing. This Thursday, after another night of rioting following the death of Nahel, a 17-year-old boy killed by police gunfire, each hemisphere of the political circle appropriates the event in its own way.
On the right, after the night of violence and the multiplication of incidents, several officials called for the establishment of a state of emergency. This is the case, in particular, of the president of the Republicans, Eric Ciotti, who called for this exceptional measure in the territories affected by the riots. Eric Zemmour, for his part, published a press release in which he called for the implementation of a state of emergency, without distinction of neighborhoods. "Only firmness can restore order and peace"...
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