Environmentalist madness, the editorial director of Il Giornale, Vittorio Feltri, points the finger at the latest generation environmentalists who block traffic in Italian cities and complicate everyone’s lives. Feltri spoke about this in his editorial published on October 17th. “Everything goes perfectly, despite the small unexpected events that can happen to anyone and are normally tolerated – writes Feltri – until you come across this crew of fugitives who seem to live more on Mars than in the real world and who block traffic , producing an increase in the concentration of pollution and yet claiming to want to protect the climate. The only thing they do well is kick our asses. Or better yet, crush them. What to do? I would condemn them to socially useful jobs. Working can only make them good.”
According to Feltri, environmentalists who block traffic commit a real crime, punishable by a prison sentence of 1 to 6 years. “These so-called environmentalists do not express, lying on the asphalt, the sacrosanct right to demonstrate, the founding freedom of our democracy – continues Feltri in his editorial – They are not protesters, they are young criminals, even vagrants. I don’t want to be too harsh, but this is what I think: every right has a limit constituted by the freedom of others, in this case the freedom to move and get to the office or wherever necessary without bumping into a herd of Gretini, who demand that the government pay billions of euros to compensate the world’s so-called “climate victims”.
Source: IL Tempo
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