Illegal immigrants: torurali! E 'self-defense. I could not believe my eyes when I read this slogan, which was launched on the Facebook page of one of the sections of the party's semi-dying Bossi.
have always been convinced that with respect to certain values, which I call human and non-Christians, because they are not the prerogative of a faith, but man, we were all equal, that a common denominator in the genes of all living things could exist. But it is not. It is not the first time that history teaches us.
That man is capable of doing and saying things beyond all imagination, unfortunately, a darker truth is historical and anthropological.
The sense of helplessness in me the conviction that there is the possibility of dialogue with the "people" who embody this level of ignorance and sensitivity, without any form of reasoning.
aside and said that the human level, the account moves to the political.
How can I get rid of a party that occupies unconstitutional even though "legally" the seats of the Italian Parliament of that country that would like to see the Northern League split. "Thieving Rome" is their battle cry, yet sit comfortably on the benches of power stealing our money. Are spreading along the ally PDL, a culture of lawlessness and immorality never seen before, as you portray it as the advocates of safety and we won the elections with this promise.
We must be afraid of poor human beings ferried to Italy, to escape war, famine, or of these dangerous individuals who have brilliant ideas, such as patrols (nothing but the transposition of the modern fascist squads), the closure or 'impediment to the construction of Muslim places of worship, which defend local dialects even when they have a knowledge of Italian?
Who are the real thieves? Always the poor immigrants who steal a loaf of bread to feed them or defamed this country also taking our money? Or Tanzi, Fiornai, the "noble thieves, those who have sent in suits to bankrupt dozens of families?
Italy is not divided between North and South, but between two justices, two different moral, for use and consumption.
