“The investigation of Fanpage on the young people of Fratelli d’Italia? When it comes to fascism, newspapers and TV immediately go wild, as if fascism were a real problem. Actually, does not exist. The Roman salute is also not the fascist salute, so there is no harm in doing so. Criminalizing a greeting is truly ridiculous. Everyone does what they want. If there wasn’t this question of fascism, the left he would have nothing to say. He’s only been talking about fascism for years but where is this fascism?”. They are the words of Vittorio Feltriguest of The blowing air (La7), on the investigation by Fanpage on the youth base of Fratelli d’Italia, which they brand as “four idiots” who only make folklore.
The journalist and politician from Fratelli d’Italia then irremediably snaps at the philosopher Donatella Di Cesare when he defines the phrase shock sui as “funny”. crematoriumspronounced by Giuseppe Marasco, newly elected municipal councilor in Manfredonia on the lists of Brothers of Italy. “Since it was hot in that place, he made that joke. And she is one funny joke. Oh, my goodness, what a tragedy.”
“But then you justify a joke like that? It’s very serious,” Di Cesare says.
Feltri has a furious reaction: “I say what I want and I don’t want to be interrupted by her. If she doesn’t think like me, I don’t care. I would like to finish my speech and that’s it, without broken boxes. She thinks as she wants, go around with machine guns to shoot down fascists. I don’t know fascists and I won’t put them down.”
And about the fascist and Nazi salutes immortalized by Fanpage he adds: “People don’t care of this bullshit. Making someone who raises his arm become a national tragedy seems ridiculous and paradoxical to me. And no one says anything about all the demonstrations he does the left with the hammer and sickle that rain from all sides. Those are fine, communism needs to be sanctified. Oh, what a drag, guys. If I had known that I would have to fucking talk about fascism here this morning, I would have been at the bar.”
Riccardo Barenghi, alias la Jena on the Presssmiles and objects that both the communists and the hammer and sickle have been extinct for years: “Only you see them”.
“In fact, unfortunately, you are not extinct,” replies Feltri.
“Thank you Feltri, very kind – replies Barenghi – If you want I’ll go out and shoot myself in the head, so you’ll be happy”.
“What a pain in the ass,” Feltri mutters.
