“The sidaïques, by breathing the virus through all their pores, put into question the equilibrium of the nation… The sidaïque is contagious by his sweat, his saliva, his contact. It's a kind of leper.”

— Jean-Marie Le Pen

Statement on the TV station Antenne 2 (6 May 1987)

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French right-wing and nationalist politician 1928

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