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In this personal testimony, the speaker recounts being orphaned at nine and raised as a state ward in France, receiving state-funded education and a monthly allowance of €1,500 up to a master's degree. Expressing deep gratitude for the French social safety net, they argue that anyone who benefits from French education and then works abroad should repay the public investment. The speaker also asserts that substantial earnings are achievable within France, countering the notion that expatriation is necessary for financial success. Finally, they criticize the prevalent attitude of tax avoidance, expressing frustration that people try to evade even a single euro of tax.

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