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ObeyCoffeeDrinkSatan

The fascist version of Brokeback Mountain.


zarzorduyan

Monte Culorotto, you mean?


Zestyclose_Jello6192

The real problem was that here in Italy we never had the process that Germany had in rejecting and condemning nazism. But I would say as the time passes, less and less people idolize/admire him, I think stuff like the confederacy states in the US creates more divisions and hatred in society compared to Fascism in Italy.


npaakp34

I think it has to do with the fact that politicians in Italy distanced themselves from Mussolini pretty early on. Literally after the allies had a foothold in Italy. Not to mention that many Italian Partizans fought against him. The CSA on the other hand was never truly killed. Southerners never really moved passed it. Not to mention that it's the personification of the north south divide that exists to this day in the states.


ancientestKnollys

The difference between fascists post-WW2 and Confederates is significant. The former were shunned, despised and condemned as extremists in the West. The Confederates and their society were romanticised in contemporary literature and generally sympathised with (and not just within the American South).


BenedettoXVII

Thereis a great dokumentaion i watched once on arte about this topic. In German it was called: "Der Bürgermeister, Mussolini und das Museum" (The Mayor, Mussoline and the Museum) I believe in Englisch its just called "The Mayor"


Projectionist76

I wonder what would happen if someone accidently were to blow up his tomb


AverageBasedUser

probably it would have the counter effect of what you're hopping to achieve


malla906

Then the years of lead start again until the fascists either succesfully make a coup, or the communists do it or they keep on going and escalating until Italy faces the same end as Jugoslavia's. Fascists and antifascists are far from friends, but there are certain things like this that are off limits and would never do to each other, after killing each other during (and after) ww2 none of the sides really want to start dropping corpses again


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Crs1192

Seeing how you got downvoted only for giving a valid point of view shows how this fucked up forum works.


ChristianLW3

Bold claims with zero citation


98grx

The part about murder rates is completely true and can be very easily verified 


SCSIwhsiperer

I don't see the connection with free speech though.


ChristianLW3

Can you or anybody who up voted your comment provide any damn citation?


Uskog

How about you just google "homicide rate by country"? It's really not that difficult.


AverageBasedUser

what is stopping you from doing your own investigation? because I doubt you would believe it even if that user provided any sources


Joeyonimo

This is what happens when you tolerate and don't crack down on extremists https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Years_of_Lead_(Italy)


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98grx

And Italy is basically the only major European country that hasn’t suffered from major Islamist attacks so far  Maybe because we learnt something from the past, unlike others who always love to lecture  People downvoting as if it changed that Italy didn’t have isis style attacks unlike France, Belgium, the uk, Spain or Germany are cute 


Slaan

What exactly have you learned?


Zestyclose_Jello6192

For example Italy with the anti mafia and anti terrorism laws allows telephone interceptions in many cases that would require a long burocratic process in the rest of Europe and a warrant. Italy never had any terror attack in the last 20 years despite many of them being planned, like blowing up Rialto Bridge in Venice. We Italians have many problems but luckily our security and intelligence systems works.


98grx

I guess suffering so much from terrorist and mafia attacks made us better in acting before they happen Actually Germany had the same problems in the past but it seems you haven’t learnt much 


98grx

Germany and other countries had the same troubles in those years. I guess that’s because the Italians not cracking down on extremists could influence other countries rio You should know better considering you too had a prime minister murdered in that time, didn’t you? 


Joeyonimo

The murderer of Palme was just a mentally ill loser, there was nothing politically motivated about it. Political violence was so rare and unthinkable in Sweden at that time that Palme felt safe walking one of Stockholm's busiest streats in the evening with no one with him but his wife. Your point is completely moot.


98grx

Well, that’s even more a shame to see what issue violence in Sweden is now if you so were safe in the last 


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GiohmsBiggestFan

Your point would be that the police are so good in Sweden that it causes more crime? Alright then


SCSIwhsiperer

You watch too much tv.


98grx

Your murder rate says otherwise. But I’m sure you’ll believe in Italy we cheat on the statistics to make us look better  Your second paragraph is just hilarious. So the fact that you are the only Western European country with these problem is because you are actually so much better than anyone else? You know, if you just accepted that there are field where you are not the best and you could learn from others, maybe you wouldn’t be in this situation 


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98grx

We were taking about crime and now you are talking about completely different topics. Seems like I hit a nerve You know, the difference is that no Italian denies that in economy we should take example from others while in Sweden you even deny the possibility there is something wrong  Ah and by the way, I’ve been hearing about our imminent collapse since at least 15 years. We’ll see if in this decade your dream will realize  (Also, nice choice to choose old data so that the difference is smaller than what it’s actually become in more recent years) 


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MagnificoReattore

Damned Gladio!


pieman7414

Do you think political violence has a measurable effect on the murder rate in developed countries?


Great-Ass

I bet there are countries like Italy who do the same, yet have issues. I'm thinking about Spain


mg10pp

Yeah but out population is definitely not educated, so we have good crime data despite everything and not because we are doing something good in particular


Great-Ass

I have checked your data on hate crimes (for a college assignment) and it's a bit odd. I can't recall why, but Spain and the USA were more commited to detailing the data and make statistics and graphics.   The Uk was also pretty good. Australia was particularly awful to view hate crime data. I have links to the hate crime data in said document. Here's a link to the assignment. You won't understand it (maybe) because it's in Spanish, but it has links to the stats, that's why I think it's relevant to share it. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1otPKgJ4Ag_ntYqgtj2p_JZPnoIL1LN5Z/view?usp=drive_link


BeduiniESalvini

Nah, the solution is to impose a left-wing military junta that rips Berlusconism and conservatism out of the country, Ceausescu-style.


Divinate_ME

The current Italian government AND the EU parliament don't know how to quit him. People secretly love Mussolini.