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 Gad Lerner had attributed the use of the Palestinian flag by the maranza to the fact that they had not obtained Italian citizenship. Castellane insisted that the comment was not ironic. #Palestina #Cittadinanza #Maranza (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 written that the economic responsibility of parents could serve as a deterrent, but he argued that continuing to postpone the idea of repatriation would worsen the situation. #responsabilitàeconomica #Remigrazione #genitori (translated)
Bonifacio Castellane argued that attributing crime to poverty absolved criminals of responsibility and portrayed them as victims. He compared this perspective to the cases of BLM and Lindsay Clancy and defined it as "bioleninism." #Criminalità #Povertà #Bioleninismo (translated)
Bonifacio Castellane wrote that Fratoianni's wife attributed the damage caused by the maranza to the scarcity of school assemblies dedicated to political discussion. He emphasized that he was not being ironic. #politica #scuola #assemblee (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)
Bonifacio Castellane wondered why, in his opinion, some people did not perceive the risk of facing aggression or violence, even though the turmoil had reached their doorstep. He attributed this attitude to the belief, ingrained in them, that the conflict was necessary to maintain their power system, and wrote that it led them to overlook the risks to their own safety and that of their family members. #conflitto #sicurezza #diritti (translated)
Bonifacio Castellane wrote that, in his opinion, many frustrated people claimed they would join the maranza during the devastation, but they backed out due to panic attacks. He added that, according to them, the thefts of Louis Vuitton belts would be justified by the excessively high rents in gay neighborhoods and could push the government to lower them. He argued that these people did not want to move to Foggia. #frustrazione #diritti #giustizia (translated)
Bonifacio Castellane sarcastically commented on the "maximum tranquility" in the judiciary, claiming that a post attributed to a prosecutor in Rome on social media described a woman in offensive terms and stated that he did not have time to sign a decree. #Giustizia #Magistratura #Roma (translated)
Bonifacio Castellane wrote that it had been noticed how the Gramscian quasi-state had absorbed everything, leaving in return the Integration Desk. #Parastato #Gramsci #Integrazione (translated)
Bonifacio Castellane wrote that those people had defended those who had killed Charlie Kirk and Lindsay Clancy and wondered if they would not also defend the "maranza," who in his opinion reminded them of their youth. #Giustizia #Sociologia #Gioventù (translated)
Bonifacio Castellane had predicted that the peak of support for Meloni would come the following week, or the week after in case of a victim. He added that, if at that point the center-right was not ahead by 8 points with Vannacci, it would be necessary to discuss it. #politica #Italia #Meloni (translated)
Bonifacio Castellane wondered who would be the first to declare support for the protesters in France while live images of fires were shown in the studio. He reported that a man was urging viewers to enjoy the outcome of the vote and that a police officer was asking for the army to be sent in soon. In posing the question, he had excluded Salis from the discussion with a derogatory reference to his appearance. #Francia #Protesta #Solidarietà (translated)
Bonifacio Castellane had wondered if a teacher participating in a march shouting that everyone hated the police was compatible with the role of a state employee. #insegnanti #polizia #libertàdiespressione (translated)
Bonifacio Castellane had said that he believed it was appropriate for the mask to be associated only with people with mental disorders, those who shoplifted in stores, and the vandals involved in street clashes. #mascherina #società #salutementale (translated)
Bonifacio Castellane argued that in the United States a degree could cost up to $400,000 and averaged $200,000. He attributed the rising costs to the introduction, about 25 years ago, of partial scholarships funded by the state and awarded based on criteria that, in his view, were broad and inspired by DEI standards. According to Castellane, universities had gradually increased tuition fees, relying on public funding, and the system had pushed students into debt. He described this dynamic as non-capitalist, but "exquisitely socialist," referencing the Gramscian concept of parastate. #istruzione #università #debito (translated)
Bonifacio Castellane argued that a mandatory menu consisting only of pork-based products would be problematic even for a Muslim. In his view, a menu with different options based on multiple criteria, with a priority on national ones, would not have created problems, except in a context he defined as "suicidal empathy," submission, and artificially constructed conflicts to be managed by the Gramscian Parastate. He added that politics could not reach this level of analysis and that it was up to Pre-politics to develop the necessary critical analysis. #Cultura #Politica #Empatia (translated)
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