Written by Tyler Durden
Due to the crisis related to drug trafficking in France, the vast majority of French advocate the deployment of troops in unprivileged districts in the problematic districts of France, including 80 percent of women.
According to a CSA survey conducted for CNews, Europe 1 and JDD, 76 percent of French want the army to be called upon to fight drug trafficking in "disadvantaged dividers".
In fact, women more than men support the deployment of the military, and 80 percent of women answered yes to the question: "Should the military be called upon to fight drug trafficking in troubled neighborhoods?". Only 72 percent of men supported this.
This may be related to the fact that French women feel little and little safe in their own country. As Remix News reports, France noted incredible 86 percent increase in sexual force over the last 10 yearsAnd mass immigration drives this trend.
French women also in erstwhile surveys have shown that they are more restrictive against immigration, which is besides contrary to polls in most another Western European countries. The survey shows that 64 percent of French people want greater restrictions on immigration from outside the EU, with more women than men in favour of restrictions.
Although the number of soldiers on the streets of French cities would have been dramatic, 66 percent were in favour of specified a decision 2 years ago, erstwhile the last survey was conducted and 33 percent were against. Apparently, since then, this thought has only gained popularity. presently only 23 percent are opposed to the deployment of French troops.
In the latest CSA poll, opinions on sending troops were besides not very different depending on age. For example, 70 percent of French under the age of 35 want to send troops, including 73 percent of those aged 18 to 24 and 68 percent of those aged 25 to 34.
In this respect, French youth besides argue the trends observed in another Western European countries, with the desire for law and order, even if this is done by military force. Young people in turn voted for Marine Le Pen in more numbers than older voters (65+).
However, older voters are even more in favour of utilizing military force. Among those aged 35 to 49 and 50 to 64, 80 percent support the Army's call. Cohort 50 and more support this movement at 78 percent.
The most supportable are the voters of the National Unity (90 percent support), but even supporters of Macron's party, Renaissance, want to deploy troops in 81 percent. Among left-wing voters, most inactive support this decision (54 percent). The survey shows that 67 percent of socialist voters want to deploy troops, but the real shock is that 52 percent of the utmost left-wing La France Insoumise (LFI) besides wants the army to be deployed in these districts.
In fact, these "retarded" districts are almost always filled with African and mediate east migrants..
Donald Trump made akin claims in the past, for example calling on the military to major American cities to deal with the crime crisis. Left voters in the United States are little open to this idea. However, during George Floyd's 2020 riot. A tiny majority of Americans supported the military's call to contain mass riots in cities.
The French CSA survey was conducted a fewer days after the German youtuber conducted a "flight tour of the ghetto" in the town of Nimes. He showed up at drug trading sites, and the video became a viral, receiving millions of views. Drug dealers showed arms and even built a stand for customers with drinks and food, and the police were nowhere to be seen.
The movie was utilized to draw attention to the complete breakdown of law and order in the French Republic and puts force on the government to take action – or at least claims it is taking action.
French Home Minister Bruno Retaileau seeks to show strength in the face of increasing drug gangs, saying it is his highest priority. However, it seems that the French want much more, including soldiers on the streets.
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source:https://www.zerohedge.com/
