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Cyrano de Bergerac responds to Jean-Marc Aynault
| Sent by a reader: | One can like or not like the man and/or the actor, but one must recognize that his response to the prime minister, who called his tax exile "despicable," is sharp and deserves to be framed. | You are a teacher and a bourgeois, and I am a "titi," | Are you not happy as a man of the left | That a "titi" can have some money in his pocket? | Moreover, I earned it honestly | Without stealing, without cheating or even speculating. | I received from God the talent to seduce | And since then I have been a seller of emotion and laughter, | Which you can hardly boast about: | Because when I see you appear on TV | Jean Marc of a tired and gloomy Ayrault | Whom I was assured is the Prime Minister! | I love love, life and the juice of the vine, | My record is now only loaded with bottles…. | So without any effort, from one day to the next | I made my tax shelter in my nest of Néchain. | I prefer to export the weight I carry | Rather than risk in France a bad Greece! | Your so-called social security | Does not yet treat tax hernias, | So I will treat myself, let's say at a low cost, | By drinking Belgian beer instead of French taxes. | I will return to France one day, when the tax office | Will not simply tell me: I confiscate | But will respect the work I have done | To contribute a little to the happiness of the French. | To avoid being taxed... for being an "unworthy" | I stop here, because they are unpayable! | G. Depardieu |
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It is true that when one sees the way the State uses our tax money, squandering it in all directions, without restraint (ITER, megajoules, and other... empty cathedrals) .....