Shinzenbi said:I’m french, i have to point out here something completely crazy : Jeannette Bougrab, former member of the French government (under Sarkozy) has proposed to bury the CH victims in the pantheon (with people like Victor Hugo, Jean Moulin, Rousseau, Pierre and Marie Curie, André Malraux…) because they “died for France”. Unbelievable ! And why not to canonize them ?
(Sorry, video in French)
_http://videos.tf1.fr/infos/2015/les-dessinateurs-de-charlie-hebdo-au-pantheon-le-souhait-de-bougrab-8544434.html
A Toulouse student has launched a petition on avaaz to make January 7th a national holiday.
_https://secure.avaaz.org/fr/petition/Letat_francais_avec_le_President_de_la_Republique_Francois_Hollande_Le_7_janvier_feriee_en_hommage_a_Charlie_Hebdo_mort_/?nFQsRgb
(I am not promoting this petition. It is just to back up what I say).
I’ve seen no country presidents demonstrating together after the Atocha attack in 2004 (around 200 people killed) and the London subway attack in 2005 (56 people killed). Is the necessity to demonize muslims that much more urgent ?
This scene from V for Vendetta may help
In short, burying them in the pantheon would 'canonise' the memory, create a point of focus for a shared social memory (based on the fear) from which all actions can then be leveraged.