# Limoges violence: funding for associations and repayment for damage - Original post: https://www.twitter.com/i/status/2121597908843679782 - Source account: [@Progressons](https://x.com/Progressons) - Source language: French - Target language: English - Duration: 3:29 - Published: 2026-11-14 - Machine translated. Check the original before quoting. - Canonical URL: https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage - Original-language version: https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/fr/violences-%C3%A0-limoges-subventions-aux-associations-et-remboursement-des-d%C3%A9g%C3%A2ts.md ## Transcript [0:00](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage) The entire protest had to be canceled on Saturday. [0:03](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=3) But, actually, we can just stop breathing because, because leftists have decided to bring down our, our democracy. [0:10](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=10) But think that's how it works? So, so we shut media because they attacked CNews and then, uh, uh, we shut down all the town halls and then we stop political parties from meeting and then we cancel rallies. [0:21](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=21) Well, no, we won't stop a thing. They're the ones to stop. [0:24](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=24) Because they—people were absolutely traumatized and because tomorrow, the situation will get worse if we do nothing. [0:29](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=29) Because, ma'am, if we don't stop the criminals, they don't stop. That's the reality. [0:34](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=34) Tomorrow, they'll enter apartments and attack people. [0:38](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=38) Tomorrow, they'll enter apartments? Yes, they've already— they have already, um, tried to get into apartments last Saturday. [0:45](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=45) So of course that's what will happen because that's how violence works. [0:49](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=49) If it's accompanied by a sense of impunity, then the actions become more serious. [0:55](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=55) As for judges, um, there are judges who have, toward all of this, a certain degree of indulgence. [1:00](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=60) Proof of that is the Conseil d'État, you see, which, for example, refused to dissolve Les Soulèvements de la Terre, explaining that the damaging of infrastructure, including infrastructure related to water, um, transport, and agriculture, [1:16](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=76) wasn't enough to bring about the dissolution, um, wasn't enough to bring about the dissolution, um, of a movement. [1:23](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=83) Well, um, the Council of State can see um, the profile of the person who set fire to the town hall in Limoges, who is obviously a participant in this movement, um, the Soulèvements de la Terre. [1:36](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=96) Soulèvements de la Terre, who are hand in hand with elected officials, um, from, um, um, and LFI's structure. [1:43](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=103) I mean, you see, to prevent these things from happening again, we also have to stop being in denial. [1:48](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=108) There's an ecosystem around LFI. There's an ecosystem, and I want to raise this issue because it's not minor, because I think the French people need to know. [1:56](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=116) There's an ecosystem, a myriad of associations which are subsidized, funded with French taxpayers’ money who have such a hard time paying their taxes and which are a myriad of politicized, far-left associations. [2:12](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=132) And that’s why I’ve come to tell you today before you that I think public subsidies, uh, whether municipal, regional, departmental, or national, must not be allowed to go to politicized associations. [2:27](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=147) So, we need to—we need to pass a law to, uh— Yes, I think only associations that are apolitical can receive government subsidies, that is, subsidies from the French people, who themselves have extremely diverse political opinions and we need to stop subsidizing— the subsidization of political associations. [2:47](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=167) Do you think the government's idea of, of deducting family benefits from looters' paychecks—is that a good idea? Ma'am, they'll pay, even for life. [2:52](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=172) For life, they have to keep paying it back? They need to know that. [2:57](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=177) They need to know that whoever destroys, uh, a, a town hall will pay for life. [3:02](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=182) And, and if—That is to say, we deduct the— possibly the benefits if they receive any, possibly from their salary, as with fines. [3:11](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=191) Yes, for life. That's it. And for the parents of minors, the parents will pay. [3:18](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/exMzLusGGN04/en/limoges-violence-funding-for-associations-and-repayment-for-damage?t=198) And when that is ingrained in everyone's mind, well, they'll think— they'll think twice before going and destroying other people's property or destroying public property.