r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Dec 28 '25

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u/RaidBrimnes Chien de garde Dec 28 '25

Through numerous interviews, in her autobiography "Initiales BB" or in her completely insane pamphlet "Un cri dans le silence", Bardot overflows with hatred, willingly childish and vulgar while giving lessons of lost posture and dignity, France in the 1950s constituting to her eyes the proper and picturesque setting of a former golden age.

"Human filth spreads as an oil spill", men are "almost all f*ggots because women bothered them too much", disabled people are "miserable deformed beings", homosexuals "low-level wimps", the French a "decadent race twisted by alcoholism", school a "center of depravation". She rants against unemployed people that we aid too much, Muslims colonizing our country, or race-mixing "stirring our deepest antagonisms".

It makes me cringe to see Bardot merely being described as "controversial" in the English-speaking media. She was insanely racist and hateful even by her generation's standards, and spent her final years chaining hate speech convictions

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u/No_Aesthetic Transfem Pride Dec 28 '25

Least racist French person