Transcript · French → English
Discussion on Political Intimidation in France
Some people are asking for a slap.
Fucking hell, that's right. As soon as you love France, you're a fascist.
We have to stop letting ourselves be intimidated now. We have to stand up.
Look at these guys, they're burning, burning town halls, and they come calling me
a fascist, me.
We have to stop letting ourselves be intimidated.
Fascist, fascist, and what are we supposed to do?
Tremble with fear? Start crying, get down on our knees, beg for forgiveness.
Those guys are violent. They're, they're lawless and have no scruples.
They attack guys fifteen against one.
They throw paving stones at police officers, then they come talk to me about
fascism. Me, I've never attacked anyone,
I don't insult anyone.
I heard him say it twice
earlier. Yesterday, I was
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Original transcript (French)
Il y a des claques qui se, qui se perdent Putain, c'est clair. Dès qu'on aime la France, on est un facho. Il faut arrêter de se laisser intimider maintenant. Il faut se lever. Regardez ces mecs, ils brûlent des, des mairies et ils viennent me traiter de facho, moi.
Il faut arrêter de se laisser intimider. Facho, facho et on est censé quoi ? Trembler de peur ? Se mettre à pleurer, se mettre à genoux, demander pardon. Ces mecs-là, c'est des mecs violents. Ils ont, ils sont sans foi ni loi. Ils agressent des mecs à quinze contre un.
Ils envoient des pavés sur des policiers et après, ils viennent me parler à moi de fascisme. Moi, j'ai jamais agressé personne, j'insulte personne. Deux fois, je l'ai entendu dire tout à l'heure. Hier, j'étais
