France handed down swift sentences to more than 200 people following the riots during the protests. And justice was SWIFT. No months of excuses. No catch and release. No slaps on the wrist. They rioted, they destroyed, they burned their own country - and now they are facing REAL consequences. More than 200 of them already sentenced. And funny how quickly the tough warriors turn into crying babies when they finally face a judge. On the streets? They were big and bad. Masks on, throwing rocks, setting fires, screaming, acting like they run the country. In the courtroom? Tears. "It wasn't me." "I got caught up in the moment." "Please have mercy." All that tough guy energy just evaporates the second they have to take responsibility. This is how it's supposed to be done. This is exactly what we need here. You want to "protest" by burning down businesses, attacking police, looting stores? You should be in front of a judge within 48 hours. Not out on bail in 2 hours to do it again tomorrow night. France is showing the world that if you want to stop riots, you don't negotiate with rioters. You punish them. Fast. Hard. Publicly. Actions have consequences. Welcome to adulthood.