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)
