May 2, 2024, by Davide Brandi
“The enlightened Vannacci” and the idea of separate classes for disabled people to be created in the former Bank of Italy headquarters
Home page – VITERBO – We imagined ourselves supporting the delirium and we said to ourselves: let’s divide the school body into many subcategories and then imagine finding a suitable space in Viterbo to concretely develop the delirium.
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VITERBO – The delirium must not be stopped, it must be fueled. We were taught like this, we don’t say when or where. Vannacci’s idea (on the European elections ballot you can write “the general”) of reforming the school by separating disabled children from the others has been floating around in our heads for days. When we read it we had to laugh. “Look how idiotic they are, they built a surreal piece to make fun of him”, we said to ourselves.
But it was true. Vannacci really said it and he did it in 2024, almost halfway through the year by the way. A general like this is running for office in Europe, here is the latest Lega masterpiece. So we imagined ourselves supporting the delirium and we said to ourselves: let’s divide the school body into many subcategories and then imagine finding a suitable space in Viterbo to concretely develop the delirium.
The building of the former Bank of Italy on Via Marconi came to mind. A really large building that remains unused. Rather than keep it closed like that, let’s do Vannacci’s school. We divide kids into “normal” and disabled. However, we also divide into subcategories: diabetics, heart patients, those with growth delays, those who are fat, those who are thin, those with blond hair and blue eyes, those with dark hair (we are adapting to the cognitive level).
Here inside the former Bank of Italy there would be a nice school completely divided into categories. In Viterbo we have already resolved, we are ready for this leap into the Third Reich, sorry Third Millennium. Please, write on the card “general, behind the hill there is the cruel and murderous death…”. A beautiful phrase from a masterpiece by De Gregori can do less harm.
