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Tampering with the words - The party of love

I am again, perhaps in a far too repetitive as you might think, to browse among the lines of "Tampering with the words " Gianrico Carofiglio.

"In the balance between the tone of the novel's appendix, and those of talk-show trash lies another emblematic case of theft and damage of an important word and delicate love .

Love always wins over hate and envy is the title of the book containing a number of messages of support arrived - apparently - Silvio Berlusconi after the attack suffered in Piazza Duomo in Milan, a work of a deranged, December 13, 2009.

The book evokes the will and consent of the people to legitimate a vision of autocratic power. (...)

Even before publication, December 26, several days after the attack, Berlusconi had said the Gospel: "Let's get together, all of us, people of good will," because "once again I say that 'Love conquers all over. " "Our opponents have joked saying that we are almost making a party of love. I say it without irony: it is so"

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"It will be good to reflect on the degeneration which can lead to the emphasis of 'doing', used absolutely and without question as a lot like you: a" to do "abstract and indefinite that, just to be based on the primacy of action and not thought likely to be, at best, an empty container.

It follows, inevitably, the scorn of rhetoric, and dangerous, for "words" that are the basis of action and instead enroll in a landscape of meaning. "It 's a choice between doing field and the words" Berlusconi said in presenting the candidate of the PDL in early 2010. That's right. "

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E 'almost absent-mindedly reading these lines, a few days ago, I came across in one of those political posters that cover (rovinandole!) our city every election campaign. I have appeared before, almost Suddenly, in the ideal center of quell'intermittente rectangle that is revealed, upon arrival at each subway station, when the doors slide open to let passengers get off.

On the left, in large photo of the candidate: Giuliano Pisapia, or the present-day Don Quixote, which should address the national Moratti of Milan in the forthcoming municipal elections. A gentleman with a lovely smile stuck on the winner of the primary face and hair bleached. Without a tie, because it is on the left, believe in the bicycle and public green and said to be close to young people. A hand mischievous and has already made the early break, just above the lips parted, a pair of bushy mustache blacks, carnival.

Just to the right, almost a mo 'comics, a sentence in capital letters: "Do not just do it. We must do well."

That's right.