The demands of the gilet jaunes are just a joke.
Your (stupid) summaries is the real joke !
You have leave France,stay away.
i lived there for 28 years before leaving
Good riddance, don't come back.
Then you work for 40 years (age 65) and earn 1300 euros per months. Obviously you don't pay for hospital, you dont pay for schooling of your children either.
Then, because you worked for 40 years you want to have for the next 25 / 30 years (until your death) 1200 euros per month (almost as much as what you were earning) paid by the government while not paying for your very expensive end of life medical treatment.
WTF
So much of what you just said is wrong (and not just morally wrong, just completely wrong).So I suppose you're gonna kill yourself before you become a burden for others ?
Or else, you're gonna work until you die ?
Please chose option 1.
I can't believe people merited this idiot.
Dude, i'm just stating facts!
Anyway the french system was never about "paying tax for its own retirement"
It always has been : "let's tax the workers to pay for the retired"
If there are less worker, or if the number of retired is higher then the share for each retired is smaller. Basic maths / economics
I am french, i lived there for 28 years before leaving tired of the attitude french have about working / money.
Thank you very much! We do not need a loser
No worries mate. I don't need you either.
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If you were french, you'd know that hospitals are not free, you must pay every month a healthcare insurance for that.University is also not free, fees are low ok but french universities are very low too...
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Hospital not free ? Do you pay 1000 euro for an Xray ? Do you pay 50 000 for a small surgery ? we both know the answer. Yes there is a tiny bit to pay, but it is fuck all. I had a surgery, stayed in hospital for 2 days and i had to pay 140 euros. In the real world it is considered as "free".
If you are on minimum wage (which you aspire to be
then you don't pay anything) You don't have to pay for a healthcare, my dad never paid for one, and at 62 years of age he has saved thousands not paying private care insurance.
University not free ? you are joking, it is 500 euros per year, it is 2 euros per day (only 223 working days in France). Student are spending 10 times this amount on alcool, cigarettes and other stuff (i was a student not long ago !).
And you get more than that back on subsidized meal at the school restaurant and even more thanks to the 130 euros / month on housing benefits.
Go to the US, UK, Australia .....
See this answer by another frenchmen : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5086257.msg48745887#msg48745887
Well, I do agree with maybe 80% of the gilet jaunes demands, but 20% are just pure utopia.
In France we have that saying, "it is funny the number of Taxi driver or hair dresser that missed their call and should have been a President".
Also, i have given my view on the 42 demands and while i agree with some, it is always the same : we want less tax, but we want the state to do more stuff.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5086257.msg48731861#msg48731861