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cargo cult posted:are far left parties even better on migrants to begin with? Yes, hands down, no question. I dare say they're good on migrants. Problem is they poll at about 2%
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I wonder if they can actually do that as a national law. It's the kind of thing that may work locally, with the wide latitude given to mayors and police chiefs in matters of  security and decorum (i.e. repression, ethnic profiling and moral policing)
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A Dees image is a very, very odd choice, and "Svegliamoci dal torpore!" while a perfectly grammatically correct sentence, sounds quite "off". This is almost certainly foreign propaganda
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The Radicals, the Italian liberal center party, is all over the freedom of movement thing, to the point they're explicitly in favor of brain drain. They frame it in terms of individual freedom to pursuit opportunities, but I can't help but feel that it's a form of giving up on depressed countries and letting them get even worse. And that's why I didn't vote for them (not that anyone votes for them)
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AlexanderCA posted:They're right though? Only if the individual should take priority over the family, extended family, community, etc.
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AlexanderCA posted:loving right it should. Where does this insane notion come from that people can't leave because their family might not like it? That's some mafia poo poo. Yeah I'll keep my mafia poo poo, thanks. Feel free to gently caress off wherever you can enjoy a life free from support networks hackbunny has issued a correction as of 18:54 on Aug 18, 2018 |
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Grape posted:There's nowhere on earth that legally functions like that, so what the hell are you going on about. I have no idea what the gently caress you're talking about
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Except unironically, and replace "balts" with "Italians". And make the border two-way
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Somaen posted:isn't that what your new government is doing? gently caress if I know what they're doing Grape posted:You seem to be espousing that individuals should be forbidden to leave close knit families at their own will. And that you would like to keep that non-existent system! Law isn't the only form of coercion, you dense dullard. And you can be against one thing without being for its exact, literal, completely imaginary opposite
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I just don't want to die or suffer in a war, thanks
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A thing happened in Milan and Salvini is unhappy about it:
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mila kunis posted:policies I don't think you "get" Italy's new government. It's pure, unfiltered volk and, just like a hundred years ago, we might be breaking new and exciting ground in authoritarianism
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get that OUT of my face posted:that guy who's now in charge of italy's state broadcaster seems extra loving bad He's pretty bad yeah. I did a double take when I heard the name because I remembered him well, but of loving course they were serious
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get that OUT of my face posted:macron looked at salvini arresting the migrant friendly mayor and decided "two can play at that game, mon ami" It will not surprise you in the least to learn that it was the previous shitlib government that started the persecution of the mayor of Riace
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get that OUT of my face posted:portmanteaus with "exit" sound kind of disgusting and i am all for "italadercci" Gross. Not only it's terribly misspelled but the word you're groping for only means "goodbye" in the sense of "see you soon"
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UscitaliaGhost Leviathan posted:How do you, like... do things in italy Same as everywhere: corruption, nepotism and organized crime. Except, more of it
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double nine posted:What if I really really like the Pope? Does that help? That helps too, maybe not as much as it did until the 80s, but it totally helps I believe I have already talked about the late comedian Paolo Villaggio and his legendary character, accountant Ugo Fantozzi. A voiceover from one of the Fantozzi movies explains how to rise to power in early 80s Italy: quote:Through snitching, extortion, membership in the Mafia1, the Camorra2, the 'Ndrangheta3, the P24, and four life-time subscriptions to Famiglia Cristiana5, harmless and unassuming accountant Fonelli was suddenly named Natural Mega Director6 of personnel, and had taken the name of Cobram II7 8 Translator's notes:
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cool dance moves posted:Italy got owned to hell and back the first time they invaded Ethiopia in the 1890s. When they tried again in the 1930s they bombed and gassed their way to victory We still have streets and squares dedicated to battles and commanders of the Italo-Ethiopian war  Recently, I learned that liberal hero and legendary journalist Indro Montanelli took advantage of his assignment as a war correspondent in Ethiopia to buy himself a sex slave (underage, of course - either 12 or 14). There's a famous photo of a colonial dipshit, complete with pith helmet and cigarette hanging from his mouth, holding a naked African girl by the arm, and I had seen it a dozen times but never knew the douchebag was Montanelli. I won't post it here because gently caress him, but I'll post him going "it's not like that, it's normal in Africa" on national TV to a completely unimpressed Elvira Banotti (Italo-Ethiopian journalist and second wave feminist) who replies "no, it's not normal, you all were colonial rapists": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeYPBpDZRmI This year, on International Women's Day, activists threw a bucket of pink paint over a statue of Montanelli, to remind everyone that he had been a rapist and a colonialist and to stop blindly worshiping him as a "reasonable adult":  It worked, because before their protest I had somehow never heard of the child bride story, despite him having never made much of a mystery of it. In order not to offend liberal sensibilities too much, they used water-soluble paint:  cool dance moves posted:Italy does not have a good track record in colonial conquest At least we didn't bankrupt ourselves in the attempt and accept to be annexed by a former enemy for a bailout
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Kefahuchi_son!!! posted:Greetings fellow euro-sufferers. Giap, a Marxist literary blog by the authors of Q and Altai. Mostly in Italian, some material translated in English: articles here, free ebooks here
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