>your fag
>is half on your country on strike?
>France
>yes
>>56134994
Greece
No
People have given up. What are you rioting about?
>>56134994
JUSTE
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=w8x_5zx1ejg
You niggers will riot over the sun being too bright. It's not really that unexpected
>>56134994
La Révolution II: électrique bogaloo fucking when?
>>56135034
>this typo mistake
JUSTE KILL MOI OLREDY
>>56135032
"Work law" that will take away some of the overhealming job security measures that we have. Nobody has read the law, I think. All they needed was the word "Work" in the common naming of the law.
They fear that we go from 35 to 60 hours of work per week, among other things.
>>56135066
>>56135196
I've learned something about that. It's because your firms have a hard time getting useless people fired
>>56135837
It could totally be a huge meme, just as memeful as a /pol/ memes are. Some economist think it can do anything from nothing to help to not help.
>>56135196
>>this typo mistake
Je l'ai fait exprès pêh la famille
>>56135196
Ok, I need a little information. I hear that strikes are practically a national pastime in France, and a calendar is there to plan accordingly on the net and elsewhere. All that aside, just what is it about France and strikes? You folks seem to have so many of them from what info I can gather.
>>56135984
je me suis trompé je parlais de mon "half on your country"
Putain quand je vois ces branlos de lycéen manifester à la télé... Les 3/4 (je suis gentil) n'ont aucune idée de ce pourquoi il sont dehors, si ce n'est pour faire cool et sécher des cours
>>56134994
Finland
I wish it was.
>>56136017
That's just cultural. I know nothing about the organisation bu yes we have big groups that do this all the time. I don't think there is a longt-term planning. Most of the time (just like today) it is just the occasion for <20 years old not to come to school, and for the arab community to chimp out and destroy everything in the city center.
Our junior doctors are
>>56134994
Only teachers do that here
>>56136253
So they are protesting the work law thinking they will be slaving away if it passes today?
>>56136821
yes. The law do make our job market and job system look more similar to you, though, which means things are getting worse for workers here in France.
>>56134994
Ten thousand thundering typhoons!
>>56136892
Not sure what to think about it, on one hand people don't like working more, but it looks like everyone is crying wolf.
>>56136111
on l'a tous fait
>>56137102
French people want to work 15 hours per week paid 65 hours, job security, no difficulty to find a job and impossibility to be fired without an excellent reason.
They're just retarded, and as entitled as your millenials. I let you imagine our own 18-24 yo group.
>>56137298
Yeah, I was wondering if it was spoiled brats stomping about how they are the future and "were gonna totally change everything when you are gone and make things better"
