Lately Myrta Merlin to Afternoon 5 she took care of Amber Angiolini, which last Wednesday published old newspaper articles dating back to the 1990s in which she was literally called an ‘inflated balloon’. Not only. It seems that those same newspapers at the time called her an ‘extra large girl’. They were also present in the studio together with the presenter Myrta Merlino Raffaello Tonon And Sara Manfusowho clashed over their different views on the issue.
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Raffaello Tonon’s comment on Ambra Angiolini
Here Tonon thundered like this: «Guys with all due respect for everyone’s stories and everyone’s hardships. But you can’t always blame others and in this case the institutions, journalists and the press. Ambra at that moment was a little girl who, out of desire for her, was very exposed. These are accidents that happen to all known people. Ambra says ‘why didn’t the journalists think about my carefreeness?’. But because at her house they had to think about her carefreeness. But how boring. But then if you want to do this job you have to be hardened. If not, ask the right people for help. If someone has problems they go to a psychologist. Everyone says something about her, they didn’t burn her at the stake, come on.”
Only at that point Sara Manfuso he had his say: «No stop here, be careful with your words because these are very delicate topics. You can’t talk like that. Look, I will always choose not to overheat, but… listen, let me keep going. But let me tell you something! Please come on. First of all we must be attentive to the use of language and above all recognize its importance. You can’t say it’s her fault. At most you have to talk about responsibility, which belongs both to journalists and to the interlocutors who move in working environments. Going against defects, or those considered such, is wrong, because they are the uniqueness of a person. Doing so can be a very big harm. Ambra had consequences.”
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