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Who has a reason to live, can bear all the how. Enlightened minds were busy figuring out who the yellow vests were to label them and decide if they were part of their political bon ton or not, Macron has surrendered across the board. In an attempt to save himself and the bankers' trust government he apologized and definitively withdrawn the measures to increase the excise duties that had triggered the explosion of the fire, but he had to promise much more to quell the revolt: he promised an increase of 100 euros per month of the minimum wage (without the burden of employers who will be compensated on contributions), the cancellation of a new odious tax on pensions of less than 2000 euros per month, the overtime tax exemption and pledged to get a year-end bonus from companies. In addition to this he announced an electoral law that takes into account the white ballots and a path of decentralization of the state. As you can see, we have gone far beyond the increase in fuels and even if it is not a question of a revolution, for the first time in which the current that brought money to the rich has been arrested and the rights of the poor were taken away, showing a decisive inversion of the trend because the popular pressure was so strong that it was necessary to prevent it from spreading. Now on this I would like to make some considerations so obvious and ban*l that they are never done for fear that they will dig some awareness. The first is that the success of the revolts of the yellow gilets was due to the fact that the requests soon became general and therefore they created a strong bond between many areas of society that neoliberal elites continually try to divide: in short, the protest has acquired from the earliest days a political character in the truest sense of the term, has put the European austerity theses under accusation and it has not stopped the category or generational claimism or the protest on circu*scribed themes that by now