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What is something everyone in your world agrees about that you think is wrong?

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Marjane Satrapi Graphic novelist, cartoonist and film director
Unfortunately. And it’s mostly a made-up story. It was incredible to see how it was created here. All over the news: Muslim rage or whatever. The rioting was not about being Muslim. These people have not been able to integrate. So if they have a crisis of identity, it’s forced upon them. If, after three generations of living in France, Arabs are still called Arabs and not French, then of course they will be angry. People ask why the Arabs don’t consider themselves French. Well, it’s because the French don’t consider them French. Then you had the Ministry of the Interior talking about cleaning the scum off the street. That doesn’t justify the violence—they don’t have the right to burn cities—but it explains what happened.
Recorded Joshuah Bearman, A brasserie near her studio, Paris, The Believer, Issue 36, 1 August 2006 source ↗
Joe Lycett Comedian, television presenter and artist
Brummies have adopted the sense that we live in a shit-hole, but in terms of green space, culture and community, it’s unrivalled. It’s a calm and happy place; my heart rate drops when I get off the train from London. I say, kind of with tongue in cheek, but not that far in my cheek, that it’s the best city in the world.
Recorded The Observer / The Guardian, 7 December 2024 source ↗

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