The climate that reigns in the country can be well understood by analyzing what happened in the hours immediately following, but not only, the event Rai strike. And he is the general director of Rai, Giampaolo Rossito outline the picture in the Supervisory Committee, pointing out that “there were some journalists from Rai, from TG1 in particular, who did not join the strike, including the journalist Laura Chimenti who read the editions of Tg1, which were the subject of very violent attacks and of death threats even on social media“. There are many threats that have reached the journalist privately but there are also many messages that can be found publicly.
The right to strike, sacrosanct for the public opinion of the civil left, has been transformed into an obligation to strike and those who did not participate were labeled “fascist“. The witch-hunt climate, the fundamentalism of the masses, ready to attack anyone who doesn’t have the same thoughts, is taking on disturbing contours and this is demonstrated by tweets of the caliber of: “So all the journalists seen today on Tg1 and Tg2 who boycotted the Usigrai strike are open to the Meloni government. Good to know. A mass coming out“. All of this, complete with photos of the journalist.
It’s still: “Chimenti has always been on the right, same thing with Matano, Rai 1 smells like fascination for a lifetime now and it’s unwatchable“. For the people of social media, radicalized in an extremist idea of politics, those who did not strike boycotted because “everyone has always been on strike” and there cannot be anyone in Rai who does not have a card Usigrai. Anyone who doesn’t follow the diktats of that union, “unique recognized“according to some, therefore the only one entitled to exist, he is fascist. In spite of the pluralism that should characterize a democracy.”I would like the Commission to express its opinion solidarity towards the journalists who have decided to work and who are instead suffering aggression due to the climate that has been created due to this exaggerated strike“, Rossi continued.
Then, the director reiterated: “I hope that the Commission expresses solidarity with the colleagues who decided to work that day“. The climate of witch hunt is fueled, of course, come on political leaders who set fire to the ashes and foment the feeling of anger, speaking of “regime“, blaming those who simply decided to work. And it is not surprising that Serena Bortone has put herself at the head of these revolts, having followed, as head of communications and press office, an electoral campaign of the Democratic Party, a party which in recent days is tearing its clothes riding the wave in view of the European elections. It’s a film already seen less than two years ago, with the political election campaign: shake it up specter of fascism to scare voters and distance them from the center-right.
But it is a counterproductive exercise for the Democratic Party, as has already been abundantly demonstrated.
