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Sergio Mattarella, awarding the new Knights of Labor, emphasizes the importance of not ignoring youth distress and creating favorable conditions for the future of young people in an increasingly uncertain social and economic context. #Giovani #DisagioGiovanile #CavalieriDelLavoro (translated)

Inter ⭐⭐ recalled the arrival of Paul Ince at Inter in 1995, recounting that during a press conference a manager had said that the new signing was not yet an Inter player. According to the post, the transfer took place a few weeks later, when Ince's wife, Claire, had found a home in Milan. The author wrote that Massimo Moratti had become interested in Ince after watching him at Manchester United, where the midfielder was nicknamed "the Governor." Ince stayed at Inter for two seasons and, according to Inter ⭐⭐, won over the fans with his grit and personality. The post also recalled the racist chants he received in Cremona and the player's response, described as dignified and courageous. It concluded by quoting the chant that, according to the author, still echoes among many Inter fans today: "Come on, Paul Ince, Come on." #Inter #PaulInce #Calcio (translated)

TUGO News criticized those who, as it wrote, ignored what was happening around them and focused solely on their own well-being. It referred to an exchange in which a person claimed they managed to get by at the end of the month, but said they did not pay attention to what was happening or cared as long as they were fine. The author described that attitude as common among people and argued that those individuals were beyond help. https://t.co/3WZqeXPLs9 #Reflexión #Ignorancia #Bienestar (translated)

Kriska Carvalho stated that ignoring a topic and not engaging with it was different from attacking someone. She said that people were delegitimizing and insulting the person instead of ignoring them, which, according to her, contributed to their name appearing among the trending topics. #discussão #redeSocial #respeito (translated)

Bárbara Saryne criticized the direction of #AFazenda for, according to her, ignoring the accusations of aggression and leaving the participants without assistance. She also said that the posture disrespected the audience, who spent the day waiting for a response and commenting on the program. #AFazenda #AFazenda #Justiça #Respeito (translated)

Pri wrote that, in Manaus, Flávio Bolsonaro promised to intensify the fight against crime, protect women and children, and tackle the fires in the Amazon. According to Pri, he criticized Lula for allegedly ignoring the firefighters' calls for help and stated that on the 25th, he would end the Lula era. https://t.co/tDyr5kf6A3 #Manaus #CombateAoCrime #Amazônia (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)

ORA! condemned the clashes, assaults, and damage that occurred during demonstrations in Italy and Europe, asserting that violence harmed both the people and the cities, as well as the reasons of those who protested peacefully. It added that legitimate causes could not justify assaults and destruction. According to ORA!, however, violent episodes should not distract attention from the distress of many young people, who struggled to envision their future. The movement cited poor school conditions, unaffordable rents, underpaid internships, and departures driven by necessity, stating that opportunities in Italy were few and obstacles numerous. ORA! stated that condemning violence was necessary, but that politics needed to address the structural problems underlying the distress. It also argued that Italy continued to allocate necessary resources for the future to the past. #violenza #disagio #diritti (translated)

Claudio Borghi A. wrote that Crosetto believed he should not give in to public opinion, which according to Borghi was mostly against sending weapons to Ukraine. Borghi contrasted the role of the Government with that of Parliament, arguing that, as a parliamentarian and representative of the citizens, he could not ignore the preferences of his voters. He added that, even if he had a different personal opinion, he would still have to pursue their requests, even in the absence of a mandate obligation. Finally, he referred to a question contained in a link. https://t.co/mPO0RGjyuv #Ucraina #Governo #Democrazia (translated)

Emilio Delgado expressed his concern about the floods affecting various parts of the country and stated his solidarity with those affected. He also asserted that the consequences of climate change were real and that ignoring them was irresponsible. #Inundaciones #CambioClimático #Solidaridad (translated)

Michele Riondino criticizes the mayor of Genoa, Silvia Salis, for her statements regarding the former Ilva case, arguing that ignoring the connection between the two plants is an incomprehensible position that is harmful to labor and territorial solidarity between Taranto and Genoa. #MicheleRiondino #SilviaSalis #exIlva (translated)

Root Conservative Banido wrote that after Janones directed his supporters to ignore the interview with Roberta Luchsinger, he had the idea of publishing videos of the interview under the hashtags used by the left. According to him, bots linked to Janones would push hashtags to the top in three minutes, making competition difficult. The author proposed using these hashtags to give visibility to his own posts, accompanied by photos or videos or shared through retweets. He suggested that supporters post content praising Flávio and mentioning the number 22, and use the hashtags during the event on Paulista Avenue. #EstratégiaDigital #Política #RedesSociais (translated)

urso_de_shorts wrote that the housing crisis in Portugal was complex, but that the dynamics of supply and demand were not. He argued that policymakers needed to understand these curves to find solutions, saying that otherwise they would continue to discuss the symptoms without addressing the causes. He added that the laws of economics did not change by decree and wished a good weekend. #Habitação #Economia #Portugal (translated)

Guilherme Cortez wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro had said he would fight corruption with artificial intelligence. Cortez suggested, in an ironic tone, that the algorithm would be tuned to ignore "rachadinhas," Vorcaro, and cash payments. https://t.co/NLyM4hkXAt #Corrupção #InteligênciaArtificial #Política (translated)

Guga Noblat stated that the interview was under suspicion and asked the public to interact as little as possible. He said that, as a journalist, he could not ignore the candidate's statements, whom he described as a friend of the militia and someone who had lunch with the top brass of Globo. He added that the public could ignore them. https://t.co/Bipw6dZhU3 #jornalismo #entrevista #milícias (translated)