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Bonifacio Castellane reported having seen a video in which a boy, according to him, publicly confirmed what his superiors told him in private: that violent protests were meant to force the Government to listen to the demands of those who took to the streets. Castellane described this strategy as a Leninist form of social conflict and street clashes, and claimed that, although it had never worked in history, its proponents considered it effective. He added that, according to them, some left-wing laws had been passed thanks to such protests. Castellane also questioned why street clashes were celebrated and mythologized, drawing on Sorel's teachings, while no such effectiveness was attributed to tax strikes. He urged reflection on the forms of defense from the "hostile land" and on the real power dynamics with politics. #conflittosociale #politica #sciopero (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane argued that justifying the use of methods that he described as fascist against fascists, from elections for student representatives to book fairs and history textbooks, demonstrated that those in power established the limits of language and behavior. He added that he and others had already understood this, while the recipients of his message had not. #politica #libertà #linguaggio (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane has written that in Italy there were 1,300,000 employees in Education and criticized the government minister, whom he defined as the most right-wing ever, for opposing the cut of 7,000 new hires decided by the same executive. He added that one should not be surprised if the Muslim Brotherhood later entered Parliament, suggesting that for some, in the end, the issue mattered little. #Istruzione #Politica #Italia (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane wrote that anyone in Italy who had not understood the lesson of the United States and continued to support controlled immigration, integration through jus scholae, the so-called "antifa green pass," and financial aid to Ukraine would risk a worse outcome than that of the referendum. He also criticized those who, in his opinion, preferred to lose rather than give up their positions. #Italia #Immigrazione #Politica (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane wrote that the "bridge" function of "woke 1.0" had come to an end. He argued that it had served to keep the left-wing white electorate involved, which he described as mentally fragile, through polarizing themes lacking real political significance, while demographic changes created new power dynamics. He declared the mission accomplished and stated that such a sophisticated operation could not have originated from politics, but rather had used it as a mere tool. #politica #woke #società (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane argued that the "Jurists for Gaza," in their judgment of supporters of the Palestinian cause, reflected an idea that a magistrate could participate in a demonstration in favor of irregular immigration and then revoke expulsion orders. He added that, in his opinion, society had become accustomed to considering this situation normal. #Giustizia #DirittiUmani #Immigrazione (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane wrote that people at the top of power presented the arrest of political opponents by those who, according to him, governed through electoral fraud as a "triumph of Socialism." He added that those same people described themselves as oppressed. #Socialismo #Politica #FrodeElettorale (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane argued that elections conferred power only in a formal sense, while in his opinion it was the elites that determined its allocation. He pointed out as instruments of power the loss of an election, the failure to respect human rights in the case of vaccination mandates, and the use of the penal code against enemies, with its suspension for friends. He wrote that elites fell when a new elite took the place of the previous one. #potere #élite #dirittiumani (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane compared Lula's electoral campaign to a hypothetical runoff between Giorgia Meloni and Elly Schlein, in which all voters of Lega, Forza Italia, and Vannacci would have voted for Schlein. He added that even half of those who abstained in the first round and 70% of those who cast null votes would have supported her, resulting in a victory in all cities, including those where Meloni had obtained 73% in the first round. Castellane then emphatically praised Lula's campaign. #Politica #Elezioni #Italia (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane had wondered what Iacchetti and Salis thought about the tax bills from the Revenue Agency sent to people in financial difficulty, after criticizing the idea of making parents, who were already struggling, pay for the damages caused by the devastation. He had also asked what suggestion Marx would have given in those cases. #GiustiziaSociale #Economia #Marx (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane wrote that, in his opinion, the contradiction of the society defined as "unjust" against which the youth would rebel was that it was built precisely by those who justified the "maranza." He cited Mario Draghi among its architects and Paolo Crepet among those who claimed to be on the side of the young, asserting that both had benefited from that system and supported its values. #giovani #società #ingiustizia (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane has distinguished between the actions of a young man who, in his view, was devastating and looting, and those of a police officer who struck him with a baton, defining both as concrete. He instead described the conduct of a woman, whom he characterized in derogatory terms, who in Burberry clothing challenged a sergeant about the young man's arrest, as extraneous to that context. Castellane argued that it was a mistake to put the three behaviors on the same level. #Giustizia #Sicurezza #Società (translated)