The news of the bloody crackdown by the Kingdom of Prussia on the residents of Koblenz quickly caught the attention of the entire Paris once it reached there.
The Parisians, originally enveloped by the cloud of unemployment, instantly calmed down as if a splash of cold water had hit their hearts, agitated by the prospect of unemployment, upon seeing the tragic plight of Koblenz's residents.
Given Paris's current unemployment rate of less than 5%, the people of Paris hadn't reached the point of needing to rebel to survive.
At most, the standard of living was slightly worse than before, and prices had risen somewhat compared to before.
