The French President, Emmanuel macron He is particularly combative against those who have not wanted to be vaccinated and blames them for making it difficult for everyone to come out of the crisis. In addition, he warns that he is going to continue to pressure them and that he really wants to annoy them.
In an interview published by Le Parisien, in which he uses a particularly casual tone and very colloquial terms that have quickly provoked strong reactions, Macron recalls that with the measures to limit the social life of the unvaccinated, through the establishment of the health certificate, more than 90% have been persuaded to prick themselves.
“A small refractory minority remains. How is it reduced? It reduces, sorry to say so, annoying even more. I’m not here to piss off the French. I rant all day against the Administration when it blocks them. Well, the unvaccinated, I really want to screw you. And we will continue to do so until the end ”, said the French president.
The controversial French verb used by the head of state, “emmerder”, is very colloquial and, depending on the context, can also be translated as pissing off, making life impossible oj ****.
His words come in the middle of the processing of a bill from his Government that will require the presentation of a vaccination certificate (showing the complete pattern) for the vast majority of activities that now require a health card.
In other words, you will no longer be able to go to a bar, a restaurant, the cinema, a show, a stadium, nor can you travel by long-distance public transport with a simple negative test, but it will be imperative to have been immunized.
Macron It justifies not having opted for mandatory vaccination for mainly practical reasons. “I am not going to put them in prison, I am not going to forcibly vaccinate them,” he says.
In addition, he insists on the problem that would arise to control compliance with that obligation and the sanctions: “Am I going to force people to get vaccinated? Am I going to jail them and then vaccinate them?
The French president recalls that hospitals mainly arrive with COVID-19 patients who have not wanted to be vaccinated and that also has consequences on other patients and generates a feeling in the population against them.
That is why he charges against “the immense lack of morale” of those who oppose the vaccine, since they “come to undermine the solidity of a nation. When my freedom comes to threaten that of others, I become irresponsible. And an irresponsible person is no longer a citizen ”.
Macron, on the other hand, makes his intentions clearer for the presidential elections next April, for which he has not yet formalized his candidacy, something that is being highly criticized from the opposition, which reproaches him for using his position to to campaign.
“There is no false suspense. I want. As long as the sanitary conditions that allow it are in place and I have clarified this matter with me and regarding the political equation, I will say whatever it is with the same freedom because I do not want to prohibit myself anything. I have always been free, it is what has allowed me to do things ”, affirms the French president.
Source-larepublica.pe