french → English transcript

We need to get rid of that kind of liberal superego that consists in trying

to universalize every situation.

He's a fascist who got killed — oh, imagine that happening to your body, but I don't give a fuck

really.

There he's a fascist, I don't give a fuck, you see, about that sort of universalism

Kantian — that the maxim of my action, I don't give a fuck, it's a fascist who got

killed.

No, I don't want that to happen to my body, actually — I want it to happen to you,

not to me, actually.

I don't want to get killed, I don't want my body to be killed, I don't want

Moufette to get killed, I don't want Iliès to get killed, but Charlie Kirk,

I don't give a fuck.

I don't give a fuck about Charlie Kirk.

Yes, but it's the culture of debate, that sort of liberal superego that consists of

thinking that there's some kind of symmetry between the two sides, it makes me want to

puke.

I don't give a damn about what happens to the fascists, but really, that's the thing,

every time there's that kind of fake sympathy, you have to put yourself in other people's shoes,

that's how democracy works.

There has to be a total asymmetry between the Nazis and us.