La raison du plus faible

Jean-Pierre:
You're an idiot.

Robert:
I know, you already said that.

Jean-Pierre:
But here you're so much an idiot that it's worth to say it twice.

Marc:
Every day I must sign a sheet in front of a cop. He looks like a good guy, jovial, sympathetic. Anyway for him, I am a hold-up man, I will always be a hold-up man. He is persuaded that I will do it again some day.

Robert:
For five generations we have been exploited, and now that we just began to earn a bit more than the minimum to live with, it is still too much. They have to go away, farer, to exploit people even poorer.

Jean-Pierre:
What do we have left to live? I don't speak about the time to be spent, I speak about something to live, something to make you happy to wake up in the morning?

Patrick:
I have three master degrees and they are of no use. My wife who has to wake up at dawn every day, ruining her health, and we don't even have enough to buy an used motorbike. So here you should try to support me, but you aren't going to say anything, because there is nothing to be said, there is nothing to wait for.

Marc:
Up to where are you ready to go? Are you ready to aim a gun at somebody? Are you ready to shoot, to be shot? Are you ready to die? Are you ready to kill if needed?

Robert:
How should I know?

Marc:
You should know! It's before being there that you have to ask yourself, because when you're there, it's too late!

Jean-Pierre:
You're such a jerk that it's worth telling you twice!