How should France's government respond to the violent nationwide protests over the cost of living?
A day of violent cost-of-living and school-funding protests across France on October 17–18, 2026 led to roughly 1,800 arrests and saw the clock tower of Limoges's 143-year-old town hall collapse after rioters set it ablaze.
if you picked "crack down harder" — how far does that go, water cannons are already out there, what's the next line you're fine with crossing?