Are the violent cost-of-living protests across France justified?
Cost-of-living protests swept France this week, with a tourism office set ablaze in Lyon, a spire collapsing at the historic Limoges town hall, and clashes and looting in Paris.
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If you picked "the cause is, but not the violence" - at what point does blocking fuel depots or torching cars stop being tactics and start being the point for you?