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1. 0:00It's official, and it's a monumental
2. 0:02scandal in France. Sarah Knafo, in a
3. 0:04rage, blurts out a pure truth that
4. 0:06sends shivers down your spine. Listen
5. 0:08closely to what she declared.
6. 0:09>> Compare the situation of the same
7. 0:11person, a 23-year-old man who either
8. 0:13takes a job at minimum wage or earns
9. 0:15the RSA welfare benefit.
10. 0:17>> So, which one is more advantageous?
11. 0:19>> Well, I think the net result, if he
12. 0:21works for minimum wage, is € 1,440.
13. 0:23He would have an activity bonus that
14. 0:25will fade over time, € 175. He would
15. 0:27have to pay for his transit pass, he
16. 0:28would lose his free supplementary
17. 0:30health insurance, he would have
18. 0:31potential meal costs, professional
19. 0:33expenses, he would have a schedule, a
20. 0:34boss, and would have to take public
21. 0:36transport. Conversely, now let’s look
22. 0:37at what the same person gets without
23. 0:39working. RSA € 650, housing
24. 0:42assistance € 270. Free transit
25. 0:45deduction in the Île-de-France region,
26. 0:47€ 90. Automatic and free solidarity
27. 0:50health insurance, no medical costs to
28. 0:51pay. An energy voucher of € 150 per
29. 0:54year. The automatic Christmas bonus of
30. 0:57€ 150 per year, the housing
31. 0:58solidarity fund that can cover energy,
32. 1:00water, and electricity bills, deposits,
33. 1:02exemptions, and local aid. Access to
34. 1:05municipal facilities is either free or
35. 1:07at reduced rates. So, swimming pools,
36. 1:09libraries, municipal museums,
37. 1:11conservatories, social banking rates—
38. 1:12I’m almost done. Occasional aid from
39. 1:14the city hall's social services, such
40. 1:16as food aid, driving license assistance
41. 1:17, help buying a computer or an electric
42. 1:19bike, no taxes, no contributions. Do
43. 1:21the math. So, what I mean is that in
44. 1:23France, there is no one who is
45. 1:24dependent by nature. The French are
46. 1:26historically a people of workers, a
47. 1:28people who built cathedrals, who worked
48. 1:30in the mines. An industrial people; we
49. 1:32used to call it the old peasant nation.
50. 1:33100 years ago, 80%of French people
51. 1:35worked in the fields. A historically
52. 1:37hardworking people. The question we can
53. 1:39ask ourselves is how they became this
54. 1:41people that some label as dependent? I
55. 1:43say, there is no one dependent by
56. 1:44nature. There are rational people who
57. 1:46calculate. Look at this calculation. It
58. 1:47is this system that must be torn down,
59. 1:49not the French people who must be
60. 1:51blamed. So, I am not here to lecture
61. 1:53the French; I am telling them, "You are
62. 1:54facing a calculation that is rational,
63. 1:56and therefore a vicious system that
64. 1:57creates vice."
65. 1:58>> And what do you think about this? Is
66. 2:00Sarah Knafo right? Let us know in the
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