- 'A hatred of men and sexuality': 100 French women led by actress Deneuve slam post-Weinstein 'witch-hunt'
- OPINION: In the year of #MeToo it's time for the French to switch off Miss France
- Women in Paris tell their stories of being groped, pestered and sexually harassed

Révoltant. À rebours de la prise de conscience actuelle, des femmes défendent l'impunité des agresseurs et attaquent les féministes pic.twitter.com/9sQtJlUHE1
— Osez le féminisme ! (@osezlefeminisme) January 9, 2018
“Rape is a crime but flirt is not. As for being gallant towards a woman, it is not sexist” says Catherine #Deneuve and another 99 French women to the #MeToo campaigners. French feminism vs. Anglosaxon feminism. https://t.co/8lxKvV7k43 via @lemondefr
— Agnes Poirier (@AgnesCPoirier) January 9, 2018
Catherine Deneuve and other French women tell the world how their interiorized misogyny has lobotomized them to the point of no return https://t.co/AuH0aZdnCq
— Asia Argento (@AsiaArgento) January 9, 2018

“We can not flirt anymore.” The signatories of the tribune deliberately mix a relationship of seduction, based on respect and pleasure, with violence. To mix everything is very practical. This puts everything in the same bag. Basically, if the harassment or aggression is “heavy drag” is that it is not so serious. The signatories are wrong. This is not a difference in degree between dragging and harassing but a difference in nature. Violence is not “increased seduction”. On one side, we consider the other as his equal, respecting his desires, whoever they are. On the other, as an object available, without making any case of his own wishes or his consent.