A group of nurses have clashed with riot police in the French capital as the health workers protested over pay.
Wearing blue scrubs, surgical masks and caps, hundreds nurses marched through the French capital before trying to reach the presidential palace. They were intercepted by dozens of policemen who wrestled some to the ground. Police lobbed tear gas canisters to disperse the crowd.
Philippe Crepel, a nurse with the CGT union, said Friday's rally was the sixth of its kind in Paris since March.
With every bank robbery, every so-called "pointless" act of vandalism, and every seemingly random attack on everyday life, we see a qualitative rip in the biopolitical tissue. When the word "society" equates to an intense atomization that concurrently sublimates the unwilling individual into a functional citizen enmeshed in the capitalist relationship, we seek refuge in these anti-social acts and can only hope for their immediate contamination of the rest of the population.
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