How a French demonstrator ended up in a coma at water reservoir protest
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How a French demonstrator ended up in a coma at water reservoir protest
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Re: How a French demonstrator ended up in a coma at water reservoir protest
First thing that comes to mind is David Cerny's satirical sculpture Entropa. It mocks various European countries.
France is covered with a banner reading "Greve", or "strike". The French are notorious for public demonstrations about anything and everything.
It infuriated a lot of people back in 2009. He must've struck a nerve.
France is covered with a banner reading "Greve", or "strike". The French are notorious for public demonstrations about anything and everything.
It infuriated a lot of people back in 2009. He must've struck a nerve.
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Re: How a French demonstrator ended up in a coma at water reservoir protest
It seems the dispute is over government preference for giving water rights to businesses when water is increasingly scarce. The same thing happens in California. During the drought they were demanding reduced water usage from residents meanwhile allowing almond growers which are water intensive to continue to grow almonds. Or allowing Nestle to drain millions of gallons of springwater for next to nothing. Also fracking operators apparently like to get rid of toxic waste from their drilling operations by dumping it into the ground on aquifers.
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Re: How a French demonstrator ended up in a coma at water reservoir protest
Thanks. I can only wonder why the video doesn't explain any of this.suckadmin wrote: ↑Sat Sep 14, 2024 9:40 pmIt seems the dispute is over government preference for giving water rights to businesses when water is increasingly scarce. The same thing happens in California. During the drought they were demanding reduced water usage from residents meanwhile allowing almond growers which are water intensive to continue to grow almonds. Or allowing Nestle to drain millions of gallons of springwater for next to nothing. Also fracking operators apparently like to get rid of toxic waste from their drilling operations by dumping it into the ground on aquifers.