Bruno Retailleau wants to “hit the wallet.” This Thursday, June 5, the Interior Minister once again returned to the violence that followed the victory of the Parisian football club in the Champions League and reiterated their comments, calling the authors of “barbarians.”
Since they perpign in the Pyrées-Oriental, Bruno Retailleau has said: “We must reach criminals and barbarians to the wallet. That the State becomes systematically against these guilty, which is paid, that we create a personal debt ‘not descending’, that we mobilize the imposing that has means of recovery.”
The other objective of the government member: the abolition of social assistance, as he had already argued in his previous statements, this time in drug trafficking. A shared point of view at the end right, especially in the Eric Zemmour camp.
“Do you think the French pay taxes to give money, through social benefits, to people who are criminals?
“We turn on the debate every time with words”
Several members of the government team have moved away from the vocabulary used by the head of LR in recent days. Until Sunday, it was Minister Aurore Bergé who requested the use of another word that “barbaric.”
“We must reserve the use of this term for what characterizes what barbarism is,” he said immediately about Europe 1.
It is also the line of foreign minister Manuel Valls, guest of RMC-BFMTV this Thursday, June 5. “I used the word ‘barbarian’ for terrorists,” he said. “But we turn on the debate every time with words. Barbarians are terrorists. That should be said, otherwise, what is the word we use for terrorists? There are violent criminals, who cannot find the slightest indulgence, including the left.”
Source: BFM TV
