bus on fire

Here is what I said at the Parisien, referring to the bus burned in Marseille, in which a young woman was found trapped and now fight to survive.

I condemn in the strongest terms this act as irresponsible as monstrous. The televised images of the burning bus and obscene greed with which it was announced the anniversary of the riots seem to have revived in a weak minds grotesque competition. This terrible act occurs in a district often shown as an example, but the point "listens family" has been closed recently. I think a big key tenacity in education. The strengthening of the police, a better coaching youth prevention services specialist and the judicial protection of young people, means constant for the life and presence enhanced public services: the street should not be abandoned groups and gangs. What happens in the public arena concerns us all.

This morning, Guy Carlier has seen fit to retain only the passage on the verge "listens family" and has gaussé, equating social workers to macramé workshop facilitators. It is simplistic, tacky and deeply hurtful, not for me but for the thousands of people who every day make the social bond délite do no more.

(Edit: excerpt from an interview with France Inter on the same day, on the subject of political communication, where we talk by Guy Carlier, etc.)

What do you think your side? Guy Carlier can he make fun of people together who work every day to preserve the live together in the districts?