The companions of Schlein were shouting until a few days ago. And they were reproaching the majority for prioritizing the electoral law… The dose was increased just yesterday by Senator Alessandro Alfieri: «Four years of Meloni’s government and Italians are still waiting for answers. While gasoline and the cost of living increase, the government does not intervene on the emergencies affecting families and businesses. For the majority, the priority, however, is the electoral law.
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Once again, power comes before the real problems of the country. Italians deserve a Government that addresses the country’s priorities, not one that only thinks about preserving itself!». A thousand-gun question: and the PD? Yes, because there are also the priorities of the women of Nazareno, led by Valeria Valente who thought it wise to present a bill on language… Let’s abolish the masculine. After Boldrini, here she is worrying if Meloni prefers to be called “the president of the Council”; and only she, Valente, knows what preferences have to do with it, as she seems to complain about their absence but forgets that the secret vote (masculine) was requested by the PD (male as well). It may not be the effects of the heat, but we are close. For Il Secolo d’Italia it is «the bill of grammatical-gender discord», because it does not simply recommend “good practices”, but demands to regulate by law the vocabulary of the public administration. Enough with the word man, the more correct one is needed, “person”.
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The same fate will have to befall academic, professional, and honorary titles which must be strictly declined in the feminine. Only those of us who qualify as “journalist” will be saved. Then you wonder what title these people have to lecture you on political priorities when they come out with regulations that no Italian thinks about. And without even warning poor Senator Alfieri… Basically, they want a law whose language is “respectful of the grammatical rules of the Italian language and not discriminatory towards women.” Change them directly law by law, one might respond, but it would be too strong a challenge for those who only need propaganda. We just hope that the minorities destined to remain such even after 2027 do not want to insert the bill among the opposition’s priorities in the parliamentary calendar. We dare not think about what amendments they would get against in the name of political incorrectness. Spare the Chamber and the Senate such a spectacle, which would really be humiliating for women more than a swear word. For fifteen thousand euros a month, we believe the Italian people have the right to ask you for better performances rather than the display of an exhibitionist culture.
