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    Resurfaced 1981 Interview Sparks Debate Over Vaccination and Population Control

    A TikTok video has brought renewed attention to a 1981 interview with Jacques Attali, a French economist and advisor to former French President François Mitterrand. In the interview, Attali discussed the potential use of vaccination to control population growth, focusing on eliminating the elderly and those deemed unproductive. The interview's resurfaced statements have prompted significant discussion and debate online. "The video presents Attali's words without additional commentary," explains one online commentator, highlighting the video's impact. Attali's remarks have been interpreted by some as a call for eugenics, while others argue they were taken out of context. This situation underscores the importance of carefully considering the implications of statements made, even in the past, and the potential for their misinterpretation in today's social media environment. The video serves as a reminder of the ongoing need for critical thinking and responsible information sharing.

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