Pascal Praud surprised by the confidences of a columnist on school bullying

This Monday, September 25, Pascal Praud focused on school bullying, cases of which are increasing every day in the media. An opportunity for one of the gang’s chroniclers to reveal having been a victim at a younger age.

School bullying is at the heart of the government’s concerns after the suicide of several adolescents and the lack of reaction from certain establishments. This weekend again, the video of a mother taking the law into her own hands to defend her harassed child was making the rounds on social networks. The latter decided to violently attack the incriminated student to defend her son. A scandalous scene commented on this morning on the show Time for the pros by Pascal Praud on CNews. “Today, everything seems to have gone up a notch so much that we say to ourselves that at the time, the one we were making fun of wasn’t exactly the same thing”commented Pascal Praud, causing his columnists to react. “It existed, but it was not systemic”assured Philippe Bilger, while Nathan Devers assured that “this phenomenon has always existed and the same goes for parents or older brothers who want to take justice into their own hands, it has always existed“.

“I was the victim of harassment“a chronicler of Time for the pros surprises the CNews gang

“So, it’s not the same generation between you and Nathan and me, but I can tell you that at the time, there was harassment which was massive and violent“assured Gauthier Le Bret, who often gets noticed on set. “Were you intervening?”Pascal Praud then asked, before his columnist responded: “I was the victim of harassment. So no, I didn’t intervene for others. But I was a victim twice. I’m not going to elaborate, because it’s no longer serious. I don’t want to get back into it“. Confidences that moved the CNews host.

Gauthier le Bret surprises with his confidences

“One time, I was in primary school and the other time, it was in middle school. Well, I came out alive, the proof”replied Gauthier le Bret, trying to restore good humor on the set: “It’s band effects. What’s horrible is the loneliness, actually. You are isolated, you find yourself without anyone.” “You were a little more talented perhaps?”asked Pascal Praud, before his columnist responded: “No, I don’t think so. Not in CM2 and that would be too simple an explanation.” Harassment that affects everyone.