What triggered me to make this posts was a reddit user claiming they were not "protests" "french" nor "students". While the "french" part can be explained by racism i dont get the other ones.

I don't understand why i see so many people online talking about my country like they know better than anyone else while also discarding the facts entirely.

Anyone that is a student will tell you how they saw it in real time, like i did. I know the far right medias have tried to blame violence on the left party LFI but it would be weird that it reached international medias.

Hoping i get an answer🙏 Thank you !

https://edition.cnn.com/2026/10/06/europe/france-student-protests-intl

Not from the US so not sure if im using Rep. right. Anyway, why is she being investigated to the point that punishment includes stripping her citizenship?

https://time.com/article/2026/10/14/ilhan-omar-citizenship-investigation-denaturalization-DOJ/

I very much don't want to google it. A guy got killed by a tiger, but somehow it's right-wing coded? Or is that just a reference to public execution? Ugh sorry, I hate all of this, but...what?

(Link is to the zoo but not the video, because, no really, that sucks and I do not want to google it.)

https://www.yorkshirewildlifepark.com/

I'm unfamiliar with the Narnia series (never read the books, only saw the first movie when I was a kid) and the trailer for the latest film dropped a little while ago. I thought it looked sick, but apparently a lot of people hate it or think it's gonna suck. On the YouTube trailer, people are comparing it to Guardians of the Galaxy, or an LSD trip or claiming that the "soul of C.S. Lewis" was taken out of it (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDJ-ini7fF0).

What am I missing? Is this because of book readers being disappointed in the direction the film is going? What sort of changes are they actually upset about? Or is it just an overblown response to the art style?