France is becoming a shitty place to live (like many other countries). Terrorism (one foiled attack per month), explosion of poverty, insane huge taxes, inflation, colossal debt, crazy president and first lady and many more shitty things but they won't talk about it on foreign medias. It was a great country, but forget it now. We need a new revolution but most french people are just dumb sheeps... And now kids are committing suicide...
I'm very sad for my country.
France needs an alliance between the Macron camp and the governing left: Socialists and reformist Greens.
What is required is a broad centre-left republican majority able to isolate the far right and jointly govern labour, welfare, and industry.
Concretely: the Macron bloc + the Socialist Party (with Greens), against the National Rally.
In reality, Macron could succeed on his own, but he lacks the necessary support. France is the very heart of Europe, and if France makes the wrong choice, Europe will collapse.
And only 1 in 20 succeed in their attempt. So all of those other 19 out of 20 wanted out as well, but couldn't... and then there is all of the suicidal people that live in misery but never make any attempts... they are typically not even discussed in the statistics. The pro-lifers/preventionists like to only talk about the numbers that make it seem as though they are "defeating" suicide. They usually do not care about all of the suffering people who are trapped in this life, with no way out. Suicide prevention is only about keeping us here and largely ignoring the reasons. Being alive but in pain is still considered a success story to these people...
The abnormally high number of so-called "suicide attempts" from which the one-to-twenty statistical ratio is derived does not describe a homogeneous area of the phenomenon, but is built almost entirely on behaviors with extremely low lethality, such as superficial cutting, mild poisonings, and the ingestion of over-the-counter medications in doses that could never have led to death even in the absence of rescue, actions that enter official records as attempts by clinical definition but do not share either the real risk or the potential outcome of high-lethality methods, a distortion acknowledged even in institutional sources such as the World Health Organization, and this does not mean at all that for every successful hanging there are twenty failed hangings of the same kind, because those "twenty attempts" are not twenty hangings that ended without a fatal outcome, but a global average generated mainly by acts that, by their very nature, could never have resulted in death.
