"C’è poco da dire su Massimo Tartaglia, un sick and poor man whose days from tomorrow onwards will be far worse than those who lived so far. There is much to be said instead on those in front of a politician trying to violent aggression satisfaction and complacency, and maybe go to turn the satisfaction and pleasure that a Facebook group to which to send the invitations happy about. Or those who can not grumble at that severely that "this is counterproductive," or those who once again could not keep from producing the most ridiculous conspiracy theories. We would have something to say about the character than the so-called sleazy Italian left has never counted among its members, quell'Antonio Di Pietro that Berlusconi was asking for it, because "with his indifference and his behavior incites violence," for more from the huge responsibilities that come with being the leader of a party - and then continue with those that even after this tragic and incredible output will decide to give their respect and their trust in people more worthy, or anyone else. There is much to say about you. We could start with the fact that you are, more than any other law and sneaky that it is passed in Parliament, the most concrete threat to the health of democracy in this country. What are you, any more than any Mastella and Latorre, a huge problem the Italian left. I do not have the desire nor the need to support one side or a coalition in which all the people think like me about everything. I am willing to confront, discuss and argue about hundreds of things, including those on which I have less doubts and that I most care about. But really I have nothing to do with you and rejoice with you that niche, with which you can not simply say that in a democracy the violent assault on a politician is a sad, disgusting, aberrant and fascist. "
Francesco Costa , from his blog.
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