>1/3 of French gas station out of oil
>all nuclear centrals to run at 25 - 50% capacity today
>newspapers who refused to publish union manifesto won't be printed today
>same shit happens ever couple years
Is France the most dysfunctional country on earth ?
>>75136313
This couldn't be due to certain population increasing in France could it?
>>75136365
no this particular situation is unrelated
More likely taxation.
Gotta fund that massive welfare class... Somehow
>>75136313
>same shit happens ever couple years
Is this actually true? I'm genuinely curious froggie
>>75136313
The only problem is that it never goes beyond that. It needs to.
>>75136455
yes, the exact same thing happened during the Sarkozy and Chirac presidencies
>>75136455
It happened in 2006
>France
>country
Nice joke faggot
>>75136634
and when they were changing the retirement age in 2010 - 2011
>>75136406
>Unrelated
The fact that they need to tear the welfare state to the ground, causing the people to revolt, because they can't afford that many moochers is unrelated?
>>75137491
this law isn't tied to welfare, the protests are tied to the fact that it will change how deals are made between unions and companies and will make the CGT lose its first spot, thus they block the country to keep it.
>>75137608
You're on /pol/. Workers' rights are considered welfare here.
>>75136724
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Yevx2ncHak
>>75137687
it's not even about rights, it's about the ego of an union that represents less than 2% of all the workers in France.
>>75137877
Seriously? Well. That's not the spin we're being fed.
Over here it's all buzz about the unions losing power and people throwing a fit because of possibly having to work more hours.
Why don't the unions support deporting mudslimes? Everyone knows governments use them to supress wages.
>>75138144
Ironically enough the communist parties in the 80's opposed immigration because they knew it destroys welfare and worker rights, but now 90% of their votes come from foreigners.
