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The Italy of the armchairs, politicians and politichesi

The Italy of the armchairs, politicians and politichesi

The theater of Italian politics has reopened the curtain. New alliances between parties that have exchanged – in last year's election campaign- accusations of all kinds, type oaths ” never with that party“… they tell you today:” We did it for the good of Italy and Italians”… but many citizens do not digest such announcements and translate all this for the sake of the seat ( the end justifies the means), armchairs. Inoltre, promises that in many cases are empty: appropriations for this and that, at the end, impossible to implement because there are therefore no funds available: new taxes? Television programs that offer comparisons that have a sports bar tone… arguments that do not have due respect to the spectators: he shouts, overlapping of voices, nonsense, accusations of all kinds against both exponents, narcissism and … complaints; insomma, a notable degradation also in communication which goes down to the level of local market auctioneers … politicians. More and more the politician no longer attacks the people. Citizens want clarity, honesty and dignity. The repechage of old political figures, mio parere, it tastes like one restoration no longer acceptable in today's times. Many politicians live in the clouds, they have no sense of real everyday life; of the problems of large cities, of the degradation of the suburbs, of the poverty that hangs over many citizens. Even United Europe is shaking: new elections, old figures… exchange of seats, old and stubborn hegemonies. Many exponents of the Italian political cosmos lack professionalism, intellectual honesty, attachment to one's duty and not only to the right to… regarding the current Government (legitimate according to the Constitution), I think it is running into serious difficulties given that a third party has been added which, mio parere, contributes to the theater of ongoing politics.

 

Gianpiero Delmati

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