Consumed the last electoral fraud, the data is more surprising is that voter turnout has decreased slightly since the previous consultation. On 13 and 14 April has in fact voted 80 to 4% of the citizens, ie 3.2% less than in 2006. "A high percentage of voters," the Pope has now former Interior Minister Giuliano Amato. There was a decline of voters, but insignificant, certainly not as dramatic as it was feared the day before.
The surge in turnout that would overwhelm everything and everyone turned out to be an alarm apparently unfounded, that has not taken a leaf. Occasion failed. Once again the triumph of the laziness and passivity in not wanting give a strong signal for change. The Italians wanted to restore confidence in mass to the same faces, the usual dismal figures reduced them with patched ass. The cry of indignation that would deafen the ears of our "representatives" are not heard. Everyone knows the rot that infests the political and structural crisis of the so-called representative democracy, but as usual all these false outraged once again justify this state of affairs with their vote-farce. A nation of slaves who criticizes the system, but then when the occasion does not have the courage to oppose it. There is a widespread mentality, unfortunately dominant, which considers the ritual of voting as the point of maximum freedom and participation for a democratic country, and points to the few abstainers as a bunch of outcasts and constitutional subversives. A mentality that always triumphs.
not the Berlusconi or Veltroni who can change things. To knock down the whole system is rotten to the core, not just straighten some flaw with a continuous rotation of the usual suspects. For the moment we can only tenerceli and see if after all or some favor there being a bit of damage. The Italians
this enough.
Marco Ghisolfi
The surge in turnout that would overwhelm everything and everyone turned out to be an alarm apparently unfounded, that has not taken a leaf. Occasion failed. Once again the triumph of the laziness and passivity in not wanting give a strong signal for change. The Italians wanted to restore confidence in mass to the same faces, the usual dismal figures reduced them with patched ass. The cry of indignation that would deafen the ears of our "representatives" are not heard. Everyone knows the rot that infests the political and structural crisis of the so-called representative democracy, but as usual all these false outraged once again justify this state of affairs with their vote-farce. A nation of slaves who criticizes the system, but then when the occasion does not have the courage to oppose it. There is a widespread mentality, unfortunately dominant, which considers the ritual of voting as the point of maximum freedom and participation for a democratic country, and points to the few abstainers as a bunch of outcasts and constitutional subversives. A mentality that always triumphs.
not the Berlusconi or Veltroni who can change things. To knock down the whole system is rotten to the core, not just straighten some flaw with a continuous rotation of the usual suspects. For the moment we can only tenerceli and see if after all or some favor there being a bit of damage. The Italians
this enough.
Marco Ghisolfi
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