« We love young people because they do exactly what we expect them to do. Campus activism, endless studies, the festive, associative, committed student world, the infinity of small demands that our unions suggest to them (cannabis, LGBT, scholarships, etc.), are all ways to control them. College is the Party's sandbox. Think of the "rebel" Bruno Julliard, leader of Unef, who became a Socialist leader, a ministerial adviser, and first deputy mayor of Paris. Make the rebel or the ENA, same result. Social unrest is channelled, offering red parrots comfortable places and an unexpected moral status. `...` All his life the activist will be persuaded to "disturb", to be quite "subversive", when he is just a toy wanting to learn more tricks. ASKING FOR MORE DOMESTICATION IS WHAT THE LEFT AND THE EXTREME LEFT DO, ALL ETERNITE. We are proud of these "system fuckers" so eager to join the great orgy of THE IMPOT RENTIERS. `...` We must support provocative people of all kinds, subsidize films that "disturb", salaried "scratching hair" comedians, nothing should be valued more than THE REBELLION CONFORMIST. (Ch. VI AT THE DRESSAGE SCHOOL p. 254-255) »

« On both the left and the right, there are regular plans to ban home schooling (UMP bill of 18 December 2013), on the grounds that this "voluntary desocialization" is "intended to subdue the child `...` psychological, ideological or religious conditioning" and that it must therefore be subject to "a review of professionals accredited by the National Education". Only Big Brother's conditioning is legitimate. As Vincent Peillon advocated in a happily reformed French: "You have to be able to pull the student out of all determinisms, family, ethnic, social, intellectual." ("JDD," September 2, 2012). (Ch. VI AT THE DRESSAGE SCHOOL p. 249) »

« In an upside-down world it's crazy to be in the place. »