According to the author of Malaise dans la génération Z, the Left Front (LFI) continues to support young people involved in high school blockades, despite the majority of elected officials condemning the acts of brutality associated with these incidents. These blockades, often involving students protesting against school policies or broader societal issues, have at times escalated into violent confrontations with authorities or other students. The author notes that left-wing intellectuals also support these individuals, suggesting a growing complexity in how some members of the left view the relationship between youth and violence. This dynamic, he argues, has evolved in ways that were previously unimaginable, reflecting broader societal shifts and tensions. High school blockades have become a recurring issue in recent years, with students using them as a form of protest against various issues, including educational policies, mental health support, and social inequality. While some see these actions as legitimate expressions of dissent, others view them as disruptive and potentially harmful, especially when violence is involved. The author warns that the increasing normalization of such behaviors could have long-term implications for both the individuals involved and society at large. He calls for a deeper understanding of the underlying causes of youth unrest and a more nuanced approach to addressing the concerns that drive these actions.