“It’s a way to address important and serious political issues in a fun way“, Pointed the elected EELV-Nupes. Emmanuel DUNAND / AFP
“As the government has been telling us for months that the issue is a pedagogical issue, I tried to take the opposite view of this argument and build an educational game”, explained Benjamin Lucas, specifying not not intend to market it.
An original weapon in the heated debate on pension reform. On the model of the famous “Mille terminals”, the environmentalist deputy-Nupes Benjamin Lucas created a board game, ironically called “64 Terminal (s), to explain the pension reform and counter the arguments of the government.
The elected official of Yvelines explained the genesis and the concept on Saturday on the set of BFMTV. Claiming to have suffered the refusal of the Renaissance parliamentarians to debate in the constituencies on the text, Benjamin Lucas indicated that he had sought “another way to have a debate with citizens and colleagues from the majority“.
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“As the government has been telling us for months that the issue is an educational issue, I tried to take the opposite view of this argument and build an educational game. The goal is to retire at 64 with all the pitfalls put in place by this government“, he presented. It includes, for example, cardspassage in force in the National Assembly», «chopped careers” Or “ultra-rich“, to which it is possible to oppose the cards “social movement», «parliamentary opposition” Or “equal pay“, developed the deputy EELV.
However, there is no question of marketing this game, said Benjamin Lucas. “I’m not trying to make money from my political fight. It’s a game that I publish in a few copies, that I use in my constituency to explain the pension reform to my fellow citizens, and that has a somewhat playful, educational aim, perhaps to lower the voltage level between us in the National Assembly when it is too high“, he explained, adding that “it’s a way to address important and serious political issues in a playful way“.
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