Re: the French...tut tut tut
cassandra
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However, the French people actually took the streets, not just sat in front of their tvs or monitors, to protest their government's actions:Last week, however, the number of angry protesters stomping through the major cities was truly impressive – somewhere between 1.2 million (police figures) and 2.7 million (union estimates). In Paris, the sea of manifestants was so deep and wide that protesters were obliged to part into parallel cortèges just to get through the capital.
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However, the French people actually took the streets, not just sat in front of their tvs or monitors, to protest their government's actions:Last week, however, the number of angry protesters stomping through the major cities was truly impressive – somewhere between 1.2 million (police figures) and 2.7 million (union estimates). In Paris, the sea of manifestants was so deep and wide that protesters were obliged to part into parallel cortèges just to get through the capital.
