I have seen a lot of the village signs being upside down here in the french pyrenees. I was wondering if that was just some guy having fun, is it a national sport or some village rivalry? I think i have seen this elsewhere in france too, but here it seems very prevalent.
Farmers protest against government policies that are “upside down”. Hence the sign that are upside down.
Literally: “Qui marche sur la tête”/“who walks on the head”. Similar: thinking with your feet.
This was done last winter, but in many places no one can be bothered to fix it or it’s seen as a sign of solidarity with the local farmers.
C’est l’expression de la colère des paysans français.
Farmers have been protesting everywhere, they’ve turned signs upside down here and there as a way to raise awareness. Probably more in rural areas, obviously.
Not sure if for solidarity or just a case of not caring enough, but some places have not fixed the signs since. I know there are a few left in Britanny too.
Oh ok, thank you. I think i kinda liked my ignorance better, imagining it was something funnier than that. But that is now gone 😆
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