It is not known what Andrea Scanzi thinks today of Stefano Bonaccini. Certainly, the Fatto quotidiano columnist shares the approach that is nothing short of disdainful towards political opponents and Italians who, unfortunately, have a different idea from his and dare to think for themselves. In that case, insults start.
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A few days ago the president of the Democratic Party, making what he called a self-criticism of the left itself unable to intercept those votes, had pointed out how “those who studied little and are worse off economically voted for Meloni and Salvini.” A political avalanche was born from this, with the former governor of Emilia Romagna forced (awkwardly) to defend himself from accusations from the center-right and in particular Brothers of Italy.
“We do not ask voters for their educational qualifications, we respect them – was the sharp reply from the premier herself Giorgia Meloni -. Those Italians, regardless of the schools they attended, have studied on their own skin the consequences of left-wing policies. They have seen less safe cities, uncontrolled borders, forgotten suburbs, and moral lessons given by those who pretend to explain to others how they must live, how they must vote, and how they must think.”
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Scanzi, on the other hand, is against Futuro Nazionale, taking inspiration from polls that show the party soaring: “That political broth of Vannacci, which could have 10% only in a country with a very high rate of ignorance, ferocity and/or idiots like this one, in his ‘program’ spoke of ‘fragrance of crime.’ The very famous ‘fragrance of crime.’ Not ‘flagrancy’: FRAGRANCE.” “For him it must be a perfume – the journalist ironically adds -. And what perfume, pray tell? Coco de fascisme? Eau de suddiciumè? Poor us, what mono-neuronal levels this country has reached.”
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