French are my slaves: African immigrants getting free money from govt vilifies citizens | WATCH

These startling admissions have led many to question whether the system is being exploited, with some arguing that it enables individuals to bypass employment opportunities. The alleged abuse of benefits, totaling thousands of euros monthly, has fueled public outrage and demands for greater accountability.

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New Delhi: Recent statements made on social media have raised concerns about the potential misuse of France's welfare system, sparking debate about the effectiveness and fairness of its social safety net. Two individuals claimed to be receiving substantial financial support from the government, allowing them to live comfortably without working.The alleged abuse of benefits, totaling thousands of euros monthly, has fueled public outrage and demands for greater accountability.

Claims of exploitation

African immigrant stated, "The French work for me, they are my slaves. I receive €600 from RSA, €300 from local mission, €350 from APL, and social workers pay me for electricity and gas. So I don't work and I enjoy life. Thanks France!" Another person claimed, "Thanks to €3000 per month allowance from CAF, I no longer need to work and I can have children. Thanks to France!"

Another beneficiary speaks out

Another African immigrant made a similarly contentious claim, boasting, "Thanks to €3000 per month allowance from CAF, I no longer need to work and I can have children. Thanks to France!" These assertions have led many to question whether the system is being exploited, with some arguing that it enables individuals to bypass employment opportunities.

Netizens' reaction to the post

A user of X platform commented to the post, "so damn ugly, so damn filthy."

Another user of X platform commented to the post, "France is clearly being taken advantage of by those who exploit the system. It's frustrating to see hardworking citizens pay the price while some choose not to contribute. This approach isn’t sustainable for the country."

A third user of X platform commented to the post, "And all this at the expense of local workers, honest taxpayers who are forced to bear these costs without any choice."

A fourth user of X platform commented to the post, "There is a WAR on the GOOD people of the world!!"

France's welfare system faces criticism over eligibility criteria

The comments have sparked outrage, with many questioning the effectiveness and fairness of France's welfare system. The RSA (Revenu de Solidarité Active) and APL (Allocation de Logement à Characteré Social) are government programs designed to support low-income individuals and families. The CAF (Caisse d'Allocations Familiales) provides financial assistance for families.

As concerns over welfare abuse grow, critics argue that France's generous benefits system may also be attracting immigrants who seek to exploit these handouts, further straining the country's social services. This controversy has reignited debates over immigration reform and the need for stricter eligibility criteria for welfare benefits to ensure they reach those truly in need.