2023-12-24 02:18:54
“I take advantage of the system before the system takes advantage of me,” he thunders on the social network. A TikToker attracted the wrath of the Minister of Solidarity and Families Aurore Bergé this Friday, following the broadcast of images where he boasts of living “on aid from France” without “doing anything”.
In a video now seen more than 400,000 times and posted online this Monday, a TikToker nicknamed “ALP”, followed by only 11,000 people, claims to have chosen not to work and to live on multiple social benefits.
“My name is ALP, I live in France, I live in Paris, I receive aid from France. The French work for me,” says the man who describes himself on his profile as a “pro-fascist provocateur.” “You work, you get up every morning at six o’clock to go to work while I sleep, I get up at noon and at the end of the month I have my RSA. I receive the RSA of 600 euros every month and I have 300 euros from the local mission which pays me every month. »
“That’s 900 euros, my rent costs 500 euros and I have APL of 350 euros so, basically, I pay the rent at 150 euros, and at the end of the month, I manage to save 600 euros for nothing TO DO. And then the local mission finances my license for 1300 euros; and the local mission also pays for my transport, my Navigo pass in Paris, 80 euros every month. It’s the social workers who pay for my electricity, who pay for electricity, gas, water,” he insists, adding: “I don’t do anything, I decided not to do anything. »
Beware of individuals “seeking the buzz”
But for Minister Aurore Bergé, these provocative statements are probably false, given the conditions for granting the RSA and the aid from local missions intended for young people. “Beware of videos of individuals seeking only buzz and making themselves on the back of truth and national solidarity,” she warned on this Friday. “The RSA is guaranteed to the most vulnerable and is accompanied by duties such as active job search. We cannot combine the youth employment contract and the RSA,” she added.
In his video, the ALP tiktoker also boasts of “taking advantage of the system”. “All French people, there, you have the seum, yes, take the seum, you work, you pay taxes for me, so that I can be paid,” he insists. “My father told me: My son when you go to France, take advantage of the French system before the French system takes advantage of youand that’s what I do,” he continues.
Comments deemed intolerable by Aurore Bergé, who recalls that “defrauding national solidarity is stealing”. She also says she is “intractable” with “the confabulators who pit the French once morest each other for more “followers””. “From January, inciting fraud will be an offense,” adds the minister.
“Investigations” underway
This provocative video also attracted the attention of the National Family Allowance Fund, which indicates that it was alerted by the video. “The individual has been identified and checks are underway. Initial investigations raise doubts regarding his claims. In the event of proven fraud, a complaint will be filed once morest him,” she reacted. on this Friday.
Still on TikTok, the young man did not seem frightened by these threats. “Remember, take advantage of the system before the system takes advantage of you,” he insisted in a video broadcast Saturday evening.
In September, a YouTuber also attracted criticism from Aurore Bergé, following boasting of defrauding the disabled adult allowance. A check was then launched to verify whether the fraud was proven, according to the minister. Later, his lawyer assured that he truly suffered from “psychiatric vulnerabilities”.
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