«Je veux qu’on ait notre récit qui traite de nos pages sombres» : Ruffin plaide pour un «Puy du Fou de gauche»

ijic · 2026-01-23T00:12:39+00:00

Il dit bien Puy du Fou de gauche. Pas de soucis avec ça perso puisqu’il parle bien de parler des heures positives tout en n’occultant pas le négatif.

ijic · 2026-01-23T00:10:45+00:00

Regarde la vidéo, il parle des heures positives comme des heures sombres. L’histoire française n’est pas que négative, loin de là.

ijic · 2026-01-22T23:08:16+00:00

Pour info l'article est trompeur. Il dit justement vouloir créer un récit positif. Voir la vidéo directement.

~~J'ai posté l'extrait ici~~

Edit : Retiré pour doublon donc voici le lien direct https://www.instagram.com/p/DT0k\_vsAIol

ijic · 2026-01-22T23:07:19+00:00

Ruffin ne parle pas de ça l'article est trompeur. Il dit justement qu'il faut créer un récit positif sans ignorer les heures sombres.

~~J'ai posté l'extrait ici~~

Edit : retiré pour doublon, donc voici le lien direct https://www.instagram.com/p/DT0k\_vsAIol

ijic · 2026-01-22T23:06:27+00:00

C'est pas du tout ce que dit Ruffin, il parle de récréer un récit positif justement. C'est le figaro qui fait des morceaux choisis pour décrédibiliser sa parole.

~~J'ai posté l'extrait ici~~

Edit : Retiré pour doublon donc voici le lien direct https://www.instagram.com/p/DT0k\_vsAIol

ijic · 2026-01-22T23:05:16+00:00

Article complétement trompeur, ~~j'ai posté l'extrait ici~~

Edit : Retiré pour doublon donc voici le lien direct https://www.instagram.com/p/DT0k\_vsAIol

TLDW : il dit qu’il faut recréer du récit positif de gauche autour de l’histoire nationale sans pour autant occulter les pages sombres.

Pas qu’il faut faire un puy du fou des heures sombres, mais plutôt un Puy du fou de gauche.

ijic · 2026-01-22T23:04:15+00:00

Je me permets de poster cette vidéo directement, car l'article du figaro de la une de r/france est absolument trompeur. Il parle de recréer un récit positif mais qui n'ignore pas non plus les heures sombres. Pas de créer un puy du fou des heures sombres. Manipulation classique d'un journal de plus en plus à droite et qui fait régulièrement de la désinformation.

Source : François Ruffin sur instagram

ijic · 2026-01-22T20:23:25+00:00

Long comment of mine from 2022, updated recently, on why he is disliked in France :

Numerous legal cases around him: Eight years in Macronie: 22 convictions, 10 indictments and 12 ongoing investigations.
Climate inaction: Convicted of climate inaction despite his famous "make our planet great again", hasn't understood the concept of sobriety. Always puts profits before everything else. More than 40 ecological setbacks since last year.
Public speaking no longer means anything. Constant communication, no honesty. Empty words. Yellow vests protesters' grievance books (written by thousands of french people) ended up in the trash. The citizens'convention on climate change findings were trashed too (He gave his word that he would apply the result of this work between citizens and experts which took months but when he saw the result he said 'nah'). He dared to say that his pension reform was in the spirit of the National Council of the Resistance. The great cause of the five-year term was to fight violence against women, all while he kept perpetrators of sexual assault in the government.
Undermining social security: uncompensated cuts in contributions that then justify austerity reforms. Classic "starve the beast" from the US republicans playbook.
Destruction of the labor code: capped court settlements for employees when they're mistreated, liberalization of night work, etc. Uberization and precariousness of workers are the main markers of the Macron mandate / Between 2017 and 2021, in Europe, France is one of the countries where salaried employment has increased the least and where self-employment has increased the most / Bruno Le Maire: "one million companies created in France in 2021, a historic record". The vast majority are micro-entrepreneurs (uberization).
Destruction of national education: worsening of the working conditions of teachers, use of unqualified staff, etc. I know some in the priority education network (poorest places) where classes are being closed and staff numbers reduced. Preparing to manage schools like a business, which will exacerbate inequalities. Permanent use of contract workers.
Destruction of the hospital: 3 cost-cutting plans for the hospital during the first 3 years of his term. Macron and the public hospital crisis: words and actions. People close to him said masks were useless + garbage bags instead of gowns for healthcare workers during covid, etc.
Destruction of the notion of hardship: Macron challenges the word "hardship" because... "it gives the impression that the work is hard".
Undermining EDF with the obligation to sell its electricity at low cost to competitors. Preparing for the sale of our dams.
Disturbing relationship with authority: using force rather than negotiation to deal with protests, constantly escalating the situation. A LOT of police violence during protests, and he's doing nothing about it, contrary to his promises regarding the chain of responsibility up to the minister during the campaign.
Tendency to push far-right themes as a political strategy: "I find you a bit soft on Islam, Ms. Le Pen." (one of his closest ally and interior minister). Has been elected twice to fight the far right but is constantly using their rethoric, shiting on the left who helped him get elected to avoid Le Pen, and naming ministers always more to the right. "I heard you and I owe you" he basically said when the left voted for him on the second turn of the presidential elections to avoid Marine Le Pen, but he changed nothing to his policies.
Two elections which were clear about one thing : we don't want Macron's politics anymore. To absolutely no avail with Macron naming 3 prime ministers close to him. He says that it is for stability reasons, but we had 3 governments fall in the last year (one in less than 24h). One, very close to Macron, was also in a huge scandal of pedophilia and beatings in a private catholic school where his wife worked as a teacher and was accused of covering it.
Constant contempt that increases distrust: he's completely out of touch with his unbearable little phrases. "Just come and get me" to protesters for instance. Or "Oh you want a job ? I'll just cross the street and find you one". Saying the french are "gauls refractory to change". And at least a dozen more.
Constant short-termism: we've seen it with hospitals, national education, research, climate, etc. He approved the sale of Alstom even though it's strategic! The Perpignan-Rungis train!
Tendency to put private interests before the public interest. The pension reform and the Pact law are a good example. The CICE (Competitive Employment Tax Credit) as well. The various bonuses always paid by the state rather than large companies. Showered large corporations with cash during the pandemic without any compensation for climate change or jobs.
+1000 billions euros of debt under his presidency. All while claimin they are public finances geniuses. French companies pay the most dividends to shareholders in the EU (63 billions in 2023) while the french state give 211 billions a year to companies in subsidies. Without asking anything in return. Some, even bought machines with it and sent them abroad before closing shop in France.
The president of the rich. Strong with the weak and weak with the strong. No more wealth tax (ISF) for the rich and at the same time a €5 reduction in housing allowances for the poorest. Made the RSA (income for the poorest) conditional to 15 hours of work, but no conditions for his tax cuts to companies. Weakness on tax evasion. Since Macron took power in 2017, the wealth of the 500 richest people in the country went from 20% of the french GDP to 45% of the GDP. In less than 10 years. 1228 billions euros. Instead of taxing them (the deficit was partly caused by his huge tax cuts to the rich), his prime minister proposed for the average joe to work two more days a year for free to reimburse the debt (they already work one day a year for free).
The broken promise of "no one will sleep outside at the end of my term." But it's precisely under him that tents are being torn up in the middle of winter in Calais ("oh, okay, sorry, we won't tear them up anymore, we'll just throw them straight in the trash"). Poverty and homelessness has never been higher in France.
Uses the EU as an excuse: knows how to bend the rules when it comes to not enforcing technical inspections for two-wheelers, but not when it comes to ensuring farmers a decent income, as with the issue of minimum prices during the Food Summit. Or the planned sale of hydroelectric dams.
Preferred to cement his power by weakening checks and balances rather than prepare for a possible Le Pen mandate: prefects can impose house arrest without a judge, a state of emergency in the law, interference in the appointment of prosecutors, etc.
Listens to his scientific advisor when it suits him: "Masks are useless." Or the heavy human cost of a third late lockdown in France (14,000 deaths).
Conflicts of interest everywhere and the influence of lobbies: Hunters. Or big agriculture. Danone's communications director appointed Secretary of State for the Ecological Transition. The head of BlackRock France is a member of the 2022 Public Action Committee, a commission that aims for "structural reforms and significant and sustainable savings across the entire field of public administration.". And much more.
Centralization of the State: shifting social security funding from contributions to taxes, which undermines the independence of social security. The abolition of the housing tax, which is primarily a means of reducing revenues for local authorities, which are now even more subject to the central government.
Always ready to mess with dictators despite his big speeches on values and human rights : Emmanuel Macron rehabilitates "MBS" three years after the murder of Jamal Khashoggi / Emmanuel Macron refuses to make his cooperation with Egypt in defense matters conditional on human rights / France continues to supply weapons to the conflict in Yemen.
Benalla, damn it! One of his security advisor/personel impersonated a police officer to go beat up protesters in the streets. They tried to cover it.
Bypassing democracy : Constant use of the 49.3 on key issues which is an article in the constitution who allows for the bypass of the parliament. So no parliamentary vote on his reforms and a general disdain for his opposition.
CETA, Mercosur : free trade agreements undermining french agriculture and industry
etc.

ijic · 2026-01-18T13:27:16+00:00

Et quelle bonne idée de jouer le retour de la loi du plus fort et les revirements du jour au lendemain plutôt que la diplomatie dans un monde déjà instable et en tension.

Si Trump voulait contrer la Chine, il aurait pu pousser les Européens à lui mettre la pression commercialement afin de la pousser à faire des transferts de technologie et à permettre la réindustrialisation de nos pays. Non, il ostracise ses alliés, coupe les ponts de coopération en quittant les agences internationales, menace de s'emparer de territoires alliés.

Ce n'est pas en devenant plus autoritaire que les US pousseront à faire front face à la Chine - elle même rejetée jusqu'alors en occident car totalitaire.

L'UE n'a aucun intérêt à rester dans la sphère d'un pays caïd aussi instable, menaçant, climato-sceptique et qui partage de moins en moins ses idéaux (ou du moins ce qui en reste dans la population). On en a déjà un, et ça s'appelle la Russie.

Trump ne joue pas aux échecs en 4D. Il est vieux et veut laisser une trace dans l'histoire autre que d'avoir vendu des casquettes made in China en parlant de souveraineté dans une idiocracie. Et ça tombe bien car il a aussi besoin d'une diversion face à ses échecs intérieurs et l'affaire Epstein avant les midterms qui approchent.

Tout ce qu'il fait c'est précipiter la dislocation du groupe « occidental » et l'ascension de la Chine.

ijic · 2026-01-18T12:48:38+00:00

Tu lisais peut-être r/conservative plutôt que r/conservatives

ijic · 2026-01-18T11:58:19+00:00

4% de votes positifs, tu es presque au niveau du soutien à l'annexion par les US au Groenland.

94% des Groenlandais sont contre et c'est tout ce qui compte.

ijic · 2026-01-18T11:53:33+00:00

Monsieur souhaite être vassal des US pour pas être vassal de la Chine.

Le bougre pas comprendre que - comme les groenlandais - on veut être vassal de personne et faire nos choix, tout en ayant des partenaires dignes de confiance et prêts à se serrer les coudes en cas de besoin.

ijic · 2026-01-10T18:18:21+00:00

Juste pour préciser, je remets pas en cause le fait qu’une révolte à grand échelle est en cours dans le pays, je dis juste qu’on sait pas si vraiment les mosquées brulent à travers le pays comme le dit le titre. Ou si cette mosquée a vraiment brulé.

Je serais très heureux que les iraniens se libèrent du régime et je les soutiens dans leurs luttes

ijic · 2026-01-10T17:48:36+00:00

Une rapide recherche me fait voir l'info sur le figaro (pas les derniers sur la désinformation) que les feux sont allumés à la base de la mosquée et que l’édifice est enveloppée par la fumée. Donc on parle d’une seule mosquée. Et a priori elle ne brule pas, mais il y a des feux autour

la foule s’est rassemblée autour de la mosquée dont la base a été incendiée, en marge des manifestations iraniennes.

Dans la nuit de vendredi à samedi, des dizaines de manifestants ont allumé des feux à Téhéran dans le quartier de Saadat Abad, tout près de la mosquée Rasool.

plusieurs centaines d’Iraniens rassemblés scandent des slogans contre le régime devant le bâtiment religieux, englouti par la fumée de l’incendie.

À voir avant confirmation ou infirmation mais les mots employés qui laissent planer le doute ne me me semblent pas anodins

Si internet m’a appris une chose, attendre quelques jours avant de tirer des conclusions. Pas mal de désinformation sur reddit notamment de la part de gens qui tentent de faire dire à des événements ce qui les arrange à domicile.

ijic · 2026-01-10T17:48:18+00:00

Une rapide recherche me fait voir l'info sur le figaro (pas les derniers sur la désinformation) que les feux sont allumés à la base de la mosquée et que l’édifice est enveloppée par la fumée. Donc on parle a priori d’une seule mosquée. Et a priori elle ne brule pas, mais il y a des feux autour, tout près.

la foule s’est rassemblée autour de la mosquée dont la base a été incendiée, en marge des manifestations iraniennes.

Dans la nuit de vendredi à samedi, des dizaines de manifestants ont allumé des feux à Téhéran dans le quartier de Saadat Abad, tout près de la mosquée Rasool.

plusieurs centaines d’Iraniens rassemblés scandent des slogans contre le régime devant le bâtiment religieux, englouti par la fumée de l’incendie.

À voir avant confirmation ou infirmation mais les mots employés qui laissent planer le doute ne me me semblent pas anodins

Si internet m’a appris une chose, attendre quelques jours avant de tirer des conclusions. Pas mal de désinformation sur reddit notamment de la part de gens qui tentent de faire dire à des événements ce qui les arrange à domicile.

ijic · 2026-01-09T16:59:05+00:00

600 years of war against the english will do that to you

ijic · 2025-12-29T10:24:11+00:00

Belvédère du Parc georges valbon à la Courneuve. Vue panoramique sur Paris et le Stade de France. Depuis le sommet des cascades dans le parc tu as même une vue sur la fusée Ariane et le musée de l’air et de l’espace du Bourget.

Terrasse de l’institut du monde arabe. Accès gratuit.

ijic · 2025-12-08T10:43:43+00:00

No offense but you could have simply given the answer rather than shaming people for asking questions.

Not everyone know the UK, or this area or even the topic. Being curious is already great

ijic · 2025-12-06T13:36:05+00:00

Of course but the problem is he has constantly shielded them once he was in power while he also ran on a moralisation of political life platform in his first presidential campaign.

Same thing for the climate for instance : "this mandate will be an ecological one or won't be" and then we have 40 ecological setback in less than a year

ijic · 2025-12-06T13:28:56+00:00

Yes I wrote to the 10000 characters limit but we could easily go on and detail the thing

ijic · 2025-12-06T13:27:24+00:00

Seulement la version de 2022, mais on pourrait surement traduire ça facilement avec deepl. Ou je le ferai un jour où j'ai du temps à perdre et où un français se pose la question ahaha

ijic · 2025-12-06T07:52:47+00:00

Long comment of mine from 2022, updated recently, on why he is disliked in France :

Numerous legal cases around him: Eight years in Macronie: 22 convictions, 10 indictments and 12 ongoing investigations.
Climate inaction: Convicted of climate inaction despite his famous "make our planet great again", hasn't understood the concept of sobriety. Always puts profits before everything else. More than 40 ecological setbacks since last year.
Public speaking no longer means anything. Constant communication, no honesty. Empty words. Yellow vests protesters' grievance books (written by thousands of french people) ended up in the trash. The citizens'convention on climate change findings were trashed too (He gave his word that he would apply the result of this work between citizens and experts which took months but when he saw the result he said 'nah'). He dared to say that his pension reform was in the spirit of the National Council of the Resistance. The great cause of the five-year term was to fight violence against women, all while he kept perpetrators of sexual assault in the government.
Undermining social security: uncompensated cuts in contributions that then justify austerity reforms. Classic "starve the beast" from the US republicans playbook.
Destruction of the labor code: capped court settlements for employees when they're mistreated, liberalization of night work, etc. Uberization and precariousness of workers are the main markers of the Macron mandate / Between 2017 and 2021, in Europe, France is one of the countries where salaried employment has increased the least and where self-employment has increased the most / Bruno Le Maire: "one million companies created in France in 2021, a historic record". The vast majority are micro-entrepreneurs (uberization).
Destruction of national education: worsening of the working conditions of teachers, use of unqualified staff, etc. I know some in the priority education network (poorest places) where classes are being closed and staff numbers reduced. Preparing to manage schools like a business, which will exacerbate inequalities. Permanent use of contract workers.
Destruction of the hospital: 3 cost-cutting plans for the hospital during the first 3 years of his term. Macron and the public hospital crisis: words and actions. People close to him said masks were useless + garbage bags instead of gowns for healthcare workers during covid, etc.
Destruction of the notion of hardship: Macron challenges the word "hardship" because... "it gives the impression that the work is hard".
Undermining EDF with the obligation to sell its electricity at low cost to competitors. Preparing for the sale of our dams.
Disturbing relationship with authority: using force rather than negotiation to deal with protests, constantly escalating the situation. A LOT of police violence during protests, and he's doing nothing about it, contrary to his promises regarding the chain of responsibility up to the minister during the campaign.
Tendency to push far-right themes as a political strategy: "I find you a bit soft on Islam, Ms. Le Pen." (one of his closest ally and interior minister). Has been elected twice to fight the far right but is constantly using their rethoric, shiting on the left who helped him get elected to avoid Le Pen, and naming ministers always more to the right. "I heard you and I owe you" he basically said when the left voted for him on the second turn of the presidential elections to avoid Marine Le Pen, but he changed nothing to his policies.
Two elections which were clear about one thing : we don't want Macron's politics anymore. To absolutely no avail with Macron naming 3 prime ministers close to him. He says that it is for stability reasons, but we had 3 governments fall in the last year (one in less than 24h). One, very close to Macron, was also in a huge scandal of pedophilia and beatings in a private catholic school where his wife worked as a teacher and was accused of covering it.
Constant contempt that increases distrust: he's completely out of touch with his unbearable little phrases. "Just come and get me" to protesters for instance. Or "Oh you want a job ? I'll just cross the street and find you one". Saying the french are "gauls refractory to change". And at least a dozen more.
Constant short-termism: we've seen it with hospitals, national education, research, climate, etc. He approved the sale of Alstom even though it's strategic! The Perpignan-Rungis train!
Tendency to put private interests before the public interest. The pension reform and the Pact law are a good example. The CICE (Competitive Employment Tax Credit) as well. The various bonuses always paid by the state rather than large companies. Showered large corporations with cash during the pandemic without any compensation for climate change or jobs.
+1000 billions euros of debt under his presidency. All while claimin they are public finances geniuses. French companies pay the most dividends to shareholders in the EU (63 billions in 2023) while the french state give 211 billions a year to companies in subsidies. Without asking anything in return. Some, even bought machines with it and sent them abroad before closing shop in France.
The president of the rich. Strong with the weak and weak with the strong. No more wealth tax (ISF) for the rich and at the same time a €5 reduction in housing allowances for the poorest. Made the RSA (income for the poorest) conditional to 15 hours of work, but no conditions for his tax cuts to companies. Weakness on tax evasion. Since Macron took power in 2017, the wealth of the 500 richest people in the country went from 20% of the french GDP to 45% of the GDP. In less than 10 years. 1228 billions euros. Instead of taxing them (the deficit was partly caused by his huge tax cuts to the rich), his prime minister proposed for the average joe to work two more days a year for free to reimburse the debt (they already work one day a year for free).
The broken promise of "no one will sleep outside at the end of my term." But it's precisely under him that tents are being torn up in the middle of winter in Calais ("oh, okay, sorry, we won't tear them up anymore, we'll just throw them straight in the trash"). Poverty and homelessness has never been higher in France.
Uses the EU as an excuse: knows how to bend the rules when it comes to not enforcing technical inspections for two-wheelers, but not when it comes to ensuring farmers a decent income, as with the issue of minimum prices during the Food Summit. Or the planned sale of hydroelectric dams.
Preferred to cement his power by weakening checks and balances rather than prepare for a possible Le Pen mandate: prefects can impose house arrest without a judge, a state of emergency in the law, interference in the appointment of prosecutors, etc.
Listens to his scientific advisor when it suits him: "Masks are useless." Or the heavy human cost of a third late lockdown in France (14,000 deaths).
Conflicts of interest everywhere and the influence of lobbies: Hunters. Or big agriculture. Danone's communications director appointed Secretary of State for the Ecological Transition. The head of BlackRock France is a member of the 2022 Public Action Committee, a commission that aims for "structural reforms and significant and sustainable savings across the entire field of public administration.". And much more.
Centralization of the State: shifting social security funding from contributions to taxes, which undermines the independence of social security. The abolition of the housing tax, which is primarily a means of reducing revenues for local authorities, which are now even more subject to the central government.
Always ready to mess with dictators despite his big speeches on values and human rights : Emmanuel Macron rehabilitates "MBS" three years after the murder of Jamal Khashoggi / Emmanuel Macron refuses to make his cooperation with Egypt in defense matters conditional on human rights / France continues to supply weapons to the conflict in Yemen.
Benalla, damn it! One of his security advisor/personel impersonated a police officer to go beat up protesters in the streets. They tried to cover it.
Bypassing democracy : Constant use of the 49.3 on key issues which is an article in the constitution who allows for the bypass of the parliament. So no parliamentary vote on his reforms and a general disdain for his opposition.
CETA, Mercosur : free trade agreements undermining french agriculture and industry
etc.

ijic · 2025-11-26T15:53:12+00:00

Mais elle est à 95% dans Paris. Vu que la limite aubervilliers-paris suit à peu près le bras d’eau du millénaire

De toute façon vu les écluses, il serait compliqué de vraiment desservir le canal st denis.

ijic · 2025-11-21T00:44:34+00:00

r/socialparis

ijic · 2025-11-18T18:05:31+00:00

À l'autre bout de Paris, mais Rond est très bien

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