Lollobrigida: “The term anti-fascist? It is too generic. It has led to deaths over many years”

“This term is too generic” and then “the word anti-fascist, unfortunately, has led to deaths over many years”. This is what was stated by the Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty, Francesco Lollobrigida during the program In Mezz’Ora on Rai 3. Recalling that the “Constitution is structurally anti-fascist”, the exponent of Fratelli d’Italia and brother-in-law of Giorgia Meloni has […]

“This term is too generic” and then “the word anti-fascistunfortunately, has resulted in many years to deaths“. This is what was stated by the Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty, Francesco Lollobrigida during transmission In Half an Hour on Rai 3. Remembering that the “Constitution is structurally anti-fascist” the exponent of Brothers of Italy and brother-in-law of Giorgia Meloni he added that “everything that fascism represented in its evolution is condemned in a valuable text of 139 articles and 12 transitional norms, in which the constitutionalists included the word anti-fascist only once, because the fascist party. And that just sits there because there’s no one who’s going to, I guess, do it because it would be a anti-historical madness and something against our principles of freedom”, underlined the minister.

“We swear on the Constitution – added Lollobrigida – but the violence perpetrated by whoever declares anti-fascist It doesn’t belong to us.” A word, that of anti-fascist, which for the minister “has led to deaths over many years”: this is how he remembered the anniversary of Sergio Ramelli, “a 17-year-old boy killed because he had written an essay against the Red Brigades, imagine that. In 1975 he came bolted give it anti-fascists. So this term is too generic.”

“Those of brothers from Italy they have fascism in their ontos“, replied the Green-Left Alliance deputy, Angelo Bonelliin the words of Lollobrigida: “They fail to condemn fascism because their existence and their life and political career originates from twenty years”, concluded Bonelli.