Among the distortions that followed the tragedy of Giovanna Pedretti, the restaurateur from Lodi who committed suicide after being caught in the media case of homophobic and ableist criticism, there is the idea that “I hate” on The origin is social media, there is the law. Strange but true. The bizarre theory is repeated by Tomaso Montanari, rector of the University for Foreigners of Siena, and intercepted by Stasera Italia reporters. In the episode of Saturday, January 20, on the program Rete 4, the professor, fresh from the controversy surrounding the withdrawal of his candidacy for mayor of Florence, explains that “social hatred” seems to be “aimless and without a precise recipient”. , namely because of time constraints, over time it coagulates for someone.
After saying this, as is easy to predict, he questions Matteo Salvini: “He came to power with the beast, with a social tool that massacres opponents and incites the media message, and this right lives from hatred of everyone who are.” Different, black, migrants… Silence would have been a good idea. In short, for the left, even a tragic news event becomes the right's fault. The media case took, among other things, the turn we are familiar with when the review and the accompanying response were questioned by Selvaggia Lucarelli, who writes for the daily newspaper Fatto, and by his kitchen colleague and television presenter Lorenzo Biagiarelli. Certainly not two center-right references.
Back to Montanari: Forza Italia Senator Maurizio Gasparri obviously denies the thesis of the “matrix” of social hatred and recalls the “minimalist” positions of the rector on foibe that have caused so much controversy. Memorial Day is February 10th and Gasparri is waiting for the teacher at the gate.