[Translated from “Bourg-en-Bresse: married with Down’s syndrome, Elise and Victor live in their little specialized love nest”]

The most shocking thing in this case is that the media normalizes it with Soviet propaganda tact

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These Mongols are extremely dangerous. Even before you can discern what is smelling, you have trisomics hitting each other while screaming with uncontrollable rage[…]

getting home from work, it’s usually TV for everyone[…]

“Work” is a big word

They are more or less put to work through specialized companies

A construction site with these Mongols is really risky for humans. A worker can get a 15-liter paint bucket on his face before he hears a scream from the scaffolding[…]
I grant Victor that he is more gifted in French than any Black or North African high school student[…]
The risk that a trisomic woman will pass on this defect is 75% if the genitor is himself a golmon[…]
This is where the humanitarian pathology leads

This sinister affair leads me to mention the successful enterprise initiated by the Third Reich—which, to my knowledge, never made a mistake—and which is called “Aktion T4”. Some literary people find it a bit too hard, but that is not to see the substantial savings made that can be allocated to healthy youth[…]
I would not agree to save them if they were integrated into a biological weapons program as part of the Remigration. There, at least, their dismal existence would find a source of redemption

I will conclude by recalling that the Catholic Church campaigns very actively to prevent abortion in cases of trisomy, a rare case for which I am in favor of this measure

As soon as it is a question of making it at least uglier and more black than it already is, we can count on those people