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Saturday, October 9, 2010
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FERRINI George (August 18, 1939 Trieste - Turin, November 8, 1976) Where to begin to tell Giorgio Ferrini, the man of the records of history grenade?
An athlete who seemed to be "made" on purpose, almost distilled from a magical alchemical alembic, incarnating in all its facets, 'being grenade. "
Ferrini Why is the Torino as the roots are a tree, like the waves, often stormy as his character in the field, are at sea.
In memory and in the hearts of fans there's another player that takes up so much space, which enjoys so much affection.
Yes, Valentino Mazzola's can match, but his Grande Torino always won and it was easy to keep up on the side.
Torino attended for 16 seasons by Giorgio Ferrini was rarely successful, struggled for most of the time, has always found ways to stay afloat bristling.
Ferrini was the captain of the suffering, not del tripudio: dell´orgoglio da riconquistare, non dell´esercizio del potere; della dignità da riportare all´onore del mondo.
È per questo, al di là dei tanti record che gli spettano, che si è ritagliato un posto, una dimensione tutta speciale, tutta sua nell´immaginario granata, ricco ormai di oltre 100 anni.
Ferrini era un generoso, sapeva offrirsi alla causa con ogni stilla di energia e sudore.
La matrice, d´altra parte era di quelle buone: la meravigliosa Trieste, lo aveva visto nascere e dare i primi calci nella Ponziana, una squadretta, guarda caso, con la divisa rossa e bianca, just like the Taurus.
Ferrini plays in midfield, with tremendous determination right from the start.
At that time the eyes of many observers report that the grenade and Ussello style is brief, but decisive: "A player physically strong, determined, strong-willed, needs experience, stop."
How to say it is good to do your bones somewhere.
is promptly addressed in series C, Varese.
In Masnago stadium named after Franco Ossola, Ferrini, and though the play so well and unravels the Torino called him back home for the next season.
The team has fallen for the first time in its history, the tournament of the cadets, excellent opportunity to give space to young people.
The trainer, Hungary's Imre Senkey is expert and loves to run the new generation.
And so on September 20, 1959 (fateful day of the first race ever in the banner grenade B) in that of San Benedetto del Tronto, in training that ends 0-0 is no room also for the beardless Giorgio Ferrini.
The role is to pretend wing, to the need not to go the wrong foot.
But the Sunday after the number on his back no longer the 11, but the 8, the most expensive, what will accompany him for the rest of his long career.
Thirty-eight lots, all spun.
Ferrini play forever, never gives up, not a disqualification, not an accident, and even some nice network for an immediate return in the highest category.
Party in this way, positive and pugnacious, his run in the grenade.
Every summer in company come and go so many players: Ferrini is always there, is he who gives the handshake of farewell as the welcome.
Brocchi and samples, drums and absolute poor, there is something for everyone in the great bazaar of the football market.
It goes by the title, but only close.
The disappointment is strong and when to take over Giagnoni Gigi Radice, George is tired.
He decided to stop, but to remain in the Company as the second.
's Fate plays a bad joke: just one season in 1975-76 the new verb root of the result immediately and the Bull wins the championship.
Ferrini that flag that would have deserved.
Joy is still great and it's just a big contrast to that often come to the surface even the saddest things.
As the relationship that George had with the national team, after a brilliant debut with the Olympic.
the World Cup in Chile in '62 Italy had not gone forward because of the defeat with the hosts, also facilitated by his expulsion from the field.
Da quel momento (malgrado la vittoria nell´Europeo del ´68) l´azzurro era diventato una croce.
Poche le presenze, rispetto al merito.
Ma a lui bastava il suo Toro.
Ma il Fato se ne stava in agguato.
Un male improvviso, combattuto e sfidato fino all´ultimo, con riprese e cadute, se lo porta via ben prima dei 40 anni.
Il giorno dei funerali, la folla granata, in the courtyard of Philadelphia, the mournful cries like a Homeric hero, brave and unlucky last tackle the captain of the captains had to surrender.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Camera Operator School
Thank you for participating in the second edition of denied rights, we hope that the exhibition has stirred up a bit 'consciences and has pushed us to be more active in the coming battles to defend human and civil rights. best, and a special thanks to Acrobax Loa and the Mario Mieli Club for having hosted and supported the two editions.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Low Hard Cervix Two Weeks Before Period
Socrates in the beauty contest
Armando Massarenti
Bello was not, and also just washed. Socrates had much to think about. Reflect, think, appunto. Ammaliava giovani e vecchi con i suoi ragionamenti e, soprattutto, dialogava. L’oracolo di Delfi gli aveva rivelato, col suo solito stile enigmatico, che proprio lui era il più sapiente degli uomini. Al momento gli era parso assai strano. Ma, poi, verificato, attraverso il dialogo, quanto poco sapevano di fatto coloro che ostentavano i più diversi saperi, si accorse che lui, rispetto a quelli, almeno sapeva di non sapere.
Un giorno, brutto e trasandato come si presentava di solito, fu sfidato a un concorso di bellezza dall’amico Critobulo. “Partecipo, d’accordo ( rispose ), ma dimmi: che cosa intendi per bellezza? Do you believe that beauty is found only in humans or in other things. " "Even in the horse, the ox, and in many inanimate objects (answered). A shield can be beautiful, and a sword, and an auction. " "Things are so different between them, how is it possible that they are all good?". "If they are well made with respect to uses for which we buy them or if they are naturally suited to what we need, things that are beautiful."
"Well, (then asks Socrates), you know why we need the eyes?". "To see." "If so my eyes are more beautiful than yours. " "Why?". "Your looking straight before them. My hand, as they also look projecting from the side. " "So the most beautiful eyes are those of the crab?". "Sure." "And what of the nose is more beautiful than mine or yours?" Said Critobulo. "The gods have given us to smell (meets Socrates). Your nostrils look towards the ground, my up and can thus accommodate the smells from everywhere. "
And so conversing, until Critobulo surrenders, the crazy disadvantage Calls are thinking of having the worst ratings. He missed the other hand is obviously Socrates. But this testimony of Xenophon, his great admirer, you'll see what it was ironic and witty. Self-mocking, above. Its was all a way to joke about his own ugliness, to the amusement of themselves and present. Not for a moment had taken seriously the idea of \u200b\u200bbeing really considered beautiful. He had simply adopted in a situation so frivolous, the most classic of its methods, the complex mechanism of irony that bears his name.
Socrates knows she is not beautiful. And he knows the definition of beauty data da Critobulo non porta molto lontano. Proprio per questo finge di prenderla massimamente sul serio, perché così, passo dopo passo, riesce a dimostrare artatamente il proprio vantaggio. Sembra uno degli stratagemmi che Aristotele e, molti secoli dopo Schopenhauer, descriveranno nel contesto dell’ eristica, l’arte di ottenere ragione anche quando si ha torto, incuranti dei più elementari principi di correttezza.
Ma il bello è che Socrate qui non sta affatto cercando di avere ragione. Non vuole certo vincere la gara.sta solo approfittando della situazione per divertirsi un po’ e, nello stesso tempo, fare un po’ good philosophy. He wants at least obvious that the winner will realize how far from grasping the true essence of beauty, which can not be defined solely in terms of convenience and utility, under penalty of having to consider a fine as Socrates. Which, incidentally, has always denied knowing anything about any subject he happened to discuss: the virtue, justice, beauty. It was his trademark. Like his ugliness, his humor and his intelligence.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Evening Gowns For Rent In Manila
Wednesday, April 28 last meeting with the new edition of "denied rights". evening dedicated to freedom of movement and the right of asylum , con la proiezione del film WELCOME , pluripremiato nei festival di mezza Europa: a Bilal, un giovane rifugiato curdo giunto a Calais, non resta che attraversare la Manica per raggiungere l'agognata Inghilterra. Un dramma dell'immigrazione che racconta l'esperienza di migliaia di rifugiati attraverso uno stile asciutto e di forte impatto emotivo.
Dalle 20 in funzione bar e trattoria .
A seguire, alle 21, proiezione del film
WELCOME (di Philippe Lioret, Francia 2009)
INGRESSO GRATUITO
Saranno inoltre presenti i ragazzi di Amnesty International - gruppo 251 di Roma, per raccogliere firme a sostegno delle their petitions.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Labeled Diagram Of A Sailboat
slammed by Lebanon 'Lebanon'
biased, politicized, biased: the Lebanese press and blog shoot zero on Lebanon, the Samuel Maoz film won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival.
"That film shows only the views of Israel," writes the correspondent in Italy of Lebanese daily 'An-Nahar', close to the government majority in Lebanon. "Show operation of self-defense where the other does not exist, where the enemy is hidden away, treated as a 'terrorist'." For the Beirut daily, "The film, as we expected, yields to the temptation to turn the killers into victims or almost ...", says the newspaper. Maoz, in the film, relives his experience as a young Israeli soldier during the first Lebanon War of 1982, an experience that changed his life and now has a film projected onto a strong, tough. In 'Lebanon' war is seen by the target of an Israeli tank in which four young soldiers are being held without being able to actually see the horrors and massacres around them.
The Lebanese daily 'Al-Mustaqbal' spoke of the film as an attempt to erase 40 years of "Israeli aggression": "The public in Italy has been plagued for sufferings of those four soldiers ... And not for the victims of war, "said the Lebanese newspaper, that" the film only serves to show the supposed humanity of the Zionist state, which started the war 'against his will and' distressed '. "Duro also the newspaper 'Al-Akhbar' close to the Hezbollah movement: "Most people feel that a film against the war and then criticizes the conflict initiated by the Jewish state and its army, but in reality is in no way critical," wrote 'Al -Akhbar '.
Even the Lebanese blog came a chorus of criticism for a film aimed at "humanizing Israeli soldiers and Lebanese and Palestinian victims."' Lebanon ', as happened with 'Waltz with Bashir' (always on the Israeli-Lebanese war) will not be shown in Lebanon because Beirut authorities prohibit the spread of Israeli products.
Press
"Set all within a tank except for the first and the last shot, lightning, 'Lebanon' and almost a continuation by other means of 'Waltz with Bashir', the Ari Folman's masterpiece that changed the history of the cinema of war and the animation. (...) At first you think the films of submarines than once, but a moment. And if leaving the room and easy to rationalize because at the end of all war films speak of horrors name, power conflicts, war crimes, 'Lebanon' manages to combine great strength with two runs. That 'human', accentuated by the claustrophobia of the fund. And the most proper of war, with atrocities and abuses against civilians that left more and more light shed on the tangle of Israeli-Lebanese war. Even if the film's most touching scene is when a tank crewman recalls an episode from his childhood mixing sex and death, the excitement of a first time and the day when he lost his father. And it does so using only words. " (Fabio Ferzetti, 'Il Messaggero', 08 September 2009)
" How strange, how unimaginable war
la racconta Samuel Maoz, 47 anni di Tel Aviv, in 'Lebanon': al cinema non l'abbiamo mai vista così, neppure nel meraviglioso 'Valzer con Bashir', film di animazione onirico e poetico sull'episodio più orribile della stessa guerra, la strage di Shabra e Chatila (...) 'Lebanon' non ha una tesi politica, non è pro né contro Israele, vuole solo comunicare un'esperienza umana spaventosa, devastante per sempre." (Natalia Aspesi, 'la Repubblica', 08 settembre 2009) "Soldati libanesi, terroristi, ma anche parecchi innocenti. I cineasti d'Israele (vedi 'Valzer con Bashir') non hanno paura a raccontare in cinema il lato sporco delle loro guerre. Io la vedo come un'espressione of freedom. But many, sitting next to me, just as an admission of guilt. " (Giorgio Carbone, 'Free', 08 September 2009)
" 'Lebanon' Samuel Maoz is not a masterpiece, but his message of peace can easily take on a jury too heterogeneous. (...) Filmed at all 'inside of the tank, marked by the deafening sounds of war and war machines, the film builds up the tension in parallel with the loss of contact with the outside world, making palpable the fear and the' anguish of those you find absolutely unprepared for war and death. 'Lebanon' could possibly trigger some more reflection on the conflicts in the Middle East and the script (del regista) ricorda molti altri film, da 'Uomini sul fondo' a 'Belva di guerra', ma il risultato e indubbiamente molto efficace e il suo messaggio pacifista va dritto al cuore dello spettatore." (Paolo Mereghetti, 'Corriere della Sera', 09 settembre 2009)
"'Lebanon' del debuttante israeliano Samuel Maoz. La cui aspra audacia consiste nel fatto che si svolge tutto all'interno di un carro armato, dove restano intrappolati quattro militari arruolati nella campagna dell'82 in Libano: la claustrofobia della situazione pare fatta apposta, nella sapiente architettura narrativa, per esasperare sino al diapason le nefandezze della guerra." ("Valerio Caprara, 'Il Mattino', September 9, 2009) "The claustrophobic setting is a challenge, inform and impress, but it is invariably accompanied by evidence of a device is not tempered." (Silvio Danese, 'National Newspaper', 09 September 2009)
"The quarantasettenne director Samuel Maoz revives with 'Lebanon' (...) the dirty war that has experienced first-hand inside that tank. (. ..) The movie and the story likely than excited morning with the camera installed inside the tracked for an hour and a half and never moved outside. The only possible shots of the film are the first floors of the four Soldiers. videogame Or found the target in sight, camera movement enveloped by the annoying clang of the scrap metal, from mid-film forward even cracked lens after a rocket fired at the tank. A rigid and sobbing escape for the eye made up of gruesome and bloody detail, the only possible view and sets the horror of war. " (David Turrrini, 'Liberation', 09 September 2009)
" Same trauma, Maoz also like Ari Folman decides to recall 25 years after the nightmare of the war, when, twenty years old, killed for the first time. Instead of the cartoon, the director chooses a dreamlike vision, claustrophobic, introspective. And if 'Waltz with Bashir' claimed (unfortunately) a historical reconstruction, this begs the question. (...) Maoz move the crosshair inside your tank, the transfigured faces, dirty oil, lined with tears suffused with divine light. Acquitted for having disobeyed orders. Like this movie, "against the war," and the melodramatic aesthetic, unhappy about the state of the soldiers talking about mothers and teachers from the great tits, but Fuller and far. It remains an emotional cocktail that looks fine from where the Israeli censorship cordial "bad" and only a brute Christian Phalange (as in 'Waltz with Bashir'), which promises a prisoner in the hands of Syrian soldiers and frightening innocent cavargli 's eye with a spoon, cut off his penis and quartered, so they do not understand Arabic. We do because there are subtitles, but denied the Syrian, who vainly shouting his despair in the world. Samuel Maoz says he is still thinking about whether or not to add them in the final version. It will take another 25 years before you decide? " (Mariuccia Ciotti, 'Il Manifesto', 09 September 2009)
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Prep H To Lose Inches Around The Waist
Wednesday April 21 evening dedicated to the absurdity of any war, with the vision "criticism" of the film LEBANON, Golden Lion Venice Film Festival last : the experience of four Israeli soldiers locked inside a tank during the invasion of southern Lebanon in 1982. Since
an acclaimed film and at the same time criticized by many, the screening will be preceded and followed by discussions in order to contextualize the episode within the Israeli policy toward neighboring countries and the occupied Palestinian territories.
from 20 according to bar and restaurant.
Next, at 21, screening of the film
LEBANON (Samuel Maoz, Israel 2009)
FREE ENTRY
Also attending will be the guys Amnesty International - Group 251 of Rome, collect signatures in support of their petitions.
Excerpt from a press release of ISM- Italy, the group of Italian support Palestinian International Solidarity Movement (a movement committed to resisting the Israeli occupation using nonviolent methods of action), which is campaigning for Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel:
"A few days the publication of the report Goldstone by the UN Human Rights Council, which documents violations of international law, war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by the Israeli army during the massacre in Gaza (from 27 December 2008 to January 18, 2009 there were over 1,400 dead, including hundreds children), was released in theaters Lebanon, to Samuel Maoz, Golden Lion in Venice.
The film has helped the ' Israel Film Fund, the national body for film, which continues the policy to show the world the human face and tortured in Israel: a state for 60 years illegally occupied territories Palestinians, discriminates against its citizens based on ethnicity, prevents the right to return to their land of Palestinians driven out ethnic cleansing that continues today, with the genocide in Gaza, targeted killings, illegal settlements, imprisonment, destruction and removal of economic resources and the Wall dell'aparheid, in all of Palestine.
Lebanon is not the first Israeli film that is compassionate, removes responsibility and, finally, carry out the massacres in Lebanon now in Gaza yesterday. Waltz with Bashir is another example. "
Thursday, April 8, 2010
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Wednesday, April 14 third round with rights denied in 2010 at the Laboratory Busy Autogestito Acrobax former greyhound track, in the towing tank 6 area Marconi / San Paolo. evening dedicated to freedom of information and the fight against the Mafia , with the screening of the film Fortapasc : the story of journalist Mattino di Napoli practitioner Giancarlo Siani, killed by the mafia in 1985 to just 26 years, "guilty" to have brought media attention on the maneuvers of organized crime.
Next, at 21, screening of the film
Fortapasc (by Marco Risi, Italy 2009)
FREE ENTRY
Also attending will be the guys Amnesty International - Group 251 Rome to collect signatures in support of their petitions.
"The ingredients for the umpteenth victim of a hagiography (forgotten) of the Camorra were all there. There was the personal story of Giancarlo Siani, there were the eighties, those of the bribe-takers and wheeler, procurement and corruption, unnecessary expenses and inflated bureaucracy, the murders of General Dalla Chiesa, was deaf to the ideas of a country Siani, who wrote (and work) for a ' Italy best, there was the inevitable final sacrifice. Marco Risi, but did not make another film about the Camorra, focusing exclusively on the steps of the approach are first an understanding of themselves and of political struggle, then a literary strategy and provocative. The Camorra is in every act of the opposing party are, in all indifferent silence, in the grotesque of the police investigation, in the "leniency" of the judiciary, the absurd ritual of "guappi" merciless and armed, who intend to corruption and violence as a basic rule of social harmony.
[...]
By the linearity of a cinema that has no thesis to prove, but a burning urge to tell, Fortapàsc puts in place a political class that seeks its own self-preservation, an uncivil society seeking the entitlement to be uncivilized and journalism (clerical) that continues to ignore its responsibility in the deterioration of social, ethical, linguistic and cultural the country. "
(from www.mymovies.it )
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
What Do You Mean Bulky Ovaries
"Rainbow Cine - Film unpublished gay-lesbian from the world subtitled in Italian "
every Friday in April and May 2010 to 21 at the
GABI INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY
via Gabi, 30 abc (metro St. John), Rome
- April 9, 2010: "Oxygono (Blackmail Boy)" (Greece 2003, 100 ')
- April 23, 2010: "The island of Lesbos [Isle of Lesbos] (USA 1997, 98 ')
- April 30, 2010: "The Reception" (USA 2005, 80')
- May 7, 2010: "Amnesia: The James Brighton Enigma" (Canada 2005, 90 ')
- May 14, 2010 "Itty Bitty Titty Committee" (USA 2007, 85 ')
- May 21, 2010: "Shelter" (USA 2007, 97')
- May 28, 2010: "Coming Out" (East Germany 1989, 113 ')
Before each film will be screened some videos and short films subtitled in Italian and published in Italy.
All info on Blog BuzzIntercultura , where all the videos (except film) can be downloaded.
We also, on Monday evening, the show "Another gay movie " at the Mario Mieli Homosexual Cultural Circle.
Friday, April 2, 2010
Can You Get Herpes On The Scalp?
evening dedicated to the fight against discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity , with the projection del film MILK, vincitore di due premi Oscar: la storia di Harvey Milk , il primo consigliere comunale apertamente gay di San Francisco, nonché uno dei maggiori rappresentanti del movimento di liberazione omosessuale. Dalle 20 e per tutta la serata in funzione bar e trattoria .
A seguire, alle 21 , proiezione del film
MILK (di Gus Van Sant, USA 2008)
INGRESSO GRATUITO
Saranno inoltre presenti i ragazzi di Amnesty International - gruppo 251 di Roma, per raccogliere firme a sostegno delle loro petizioni.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Wards Population Genetics Evolution
Ogni mercoledì dal 31 marzo to April 28, c / o Loa Acrobax
After the success of last spring at the Mario Mieli Homosexual Cultural Circle, this time the meetings take place every Wednesday from March 31 to April 28 in the spaces of Loa Acrobax at the 'former dog track of the capital, because of the towing tank 6, a short distance from metro B "Basilica San Paolo" .
From 20.00 depending restaurant and wine bar for an aperitif, followed at 21 is scheduled screening of the film. Admission is free.
At each meeting will be attended by boys Group 251 of Amnesty International to collect signatures for their petitions against several cases of denial of human rights worldwide.
Since 2002, the Laboratory Busy Autogestito Acrobax returned to the city an abandoned space saving him from speculation and making it a place of crossing cultural and aggregation, in constant struggle against the social fragmentation and isolation. The former dog track is part of an active community that wants to transform the present.
More:
http://dirittinegati2010.blogspot.com
dirittinegati@live.it
www.acrobax.org
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Program:
1. Obsession security
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
The area (of Rodrigo Plá, Mexico 2007)
2. fight against discrimination based on sexual orientation
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Milk (Gus Van Sant, USA 2008)
3. Freedom of information and anti-mafia
Wednesday, April 14
Fortapàsc (by Marco Risi, Italy, 2009)
4. The absurdity of war
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Lebanon (Samuel Maoz, Israel, 2009)
5. Freedom of movement and asylum
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Welcome (Lioret Philippe, France, 2009)
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Burnt Thumb With Lighter
Peyretti Henry, February 19, 2008
Prosumer Camcorder Of 2010
Fabrizio Sciacca *
The results of the European elections of 2009 have revealed two things: a record low turnout showed the most skeptical of the EU policy, the general statement of the center-right parties and national and regional (from the British National Party Partija voor de Vrijheid in the Netherlands, the Northern League in Italy) has made clear the need to give priority to urgent needs of the European defense as a defense of Europe. The disaffection with the much celebrated European citizenship and the general collapse of the left (from France, Germany, United Kingdom, Spain, Italy) attest to the fact that the rights of Europeans should guarantee more rights in Europe, and more safely instead of with greater freedom.
The rights issue in Europe today means more than ever the problem of guaranteeing the rights of Europeans. As has been pointed out, "meet the demands of global justice in particular resistance members of affluent societies [affluent societies], because they seem to these threats to their life forms and their ways of life. If the resistance in these instances was motivated only by self-interest, this would not present any moral or philosophical puzzle, despite its obvious practical significance, politically. In fact, however, that resistance is often translated in terms of regulatory and defense in the name of moral ideas family. For example, it is argued that we have special responsibilities towards members of our families, communities, and society and that these responsibilities are both heavier and more extensive of our responsibility towards other people. Similarly, the argument continues, is not only possible but obligatory for us to do the interests of our associates - the people with whom they have a significant interpersonal - that is the priority over the interests of non-sister [...] may be granted, of course, that the priority request is not unlimited and that the interests of non-affiliates, may not be entirely dismissed. Within certain broad limits, however, we must give priority to the interests of our associates when they decide how to allocate time, energy and resources " 1. Rights crisis in Europe mainly concerns the conflict between the sense of belonging to an identity and sense of belonging to an institution. Il conflitto è stato probabilmente generato, e irrobustito, da un atteggiamento dell’Unione insufficiente o miope rispetto all’obiettivo di creare una simmetria, o una equivalenza, tra il senso di appartenenza identitaria e il senso di appartenenza istituzionale. Ciò che si è verificato è la diffusione di una crisi dell’opinione pubblica europea, che sorge e si manifesta in forme comunitarie distinte, ma convergenti nell’esprimere un rifiuto deciso di un sistema che non funziona. È un comunitarismo che può essere silenzioso, astensionista, persino qualunquista, o che porta all’espressione di un consenso mirante a strategie di sicurezza dei consociati, ovvero dei cittadini europei, più che alla rights of all residents. It is certainly the result of a historical process from product choices too demanding or too over the tools and resources to be allocated. It is perhaps the beginning of a new era of crisis, but want to avoid the loss of the sense of having a culture, as it is only through culture that the reality can be truly meaningful hearing. The demand that emerges brutal, clearly visible even without being told, they do not want to lose my culture: a set of skills and scientific knowledge characterizing the semantic grammar of individuals linked to their traditions and their forms of life. Paradoxically but understandably, the rights now claim that the institutional crisis in the EU are not universal rights. They are not human rights, but something as fundamental rights of Europeans. Voters have realized that the Union's policy has failed by focusing on citizenship as the requirement of safeguarding the European identity. The formal citizenship does not solve the problem of cultural conflicts.
What is the talk of pluralism in this case? Pluralism is only possible as the coexistence of mutual value in a given context. The unavoidable problem is that culturally related tend to coexist, not culturally related tend to avoid. This explains for example la sopravvivenza culturale di costumi irriducibilmente fondamentalisti da parte di membri di comunità islamiche nel Regno Unito. Cittadini britannici a tutti gli effetti, con un lavoro rispettabile (c’è un noto caso che riguardava alcuni medici, ad esempio), perfettamente integrati nella società, parlanti la lingua locale, nati nel luogo in cui vivono: eppure così saldamente legati a ideologie e valori non europei da coltivare valori anti-europei, per volere, in nome di quei valori, combattere (per distruggere) i capisaldi della cultura del territorio in cui sono nati, ma di cui essi non sono figli. Questo tipo di anti-cultura è l’opposto del senso della tolleranza liberale e del rispetto del pluralismo culturale, e crea di certo un senso di paralisi nella società britannica, la cui governance ha più volte preferito mettere a tacere il problema e non criticare le dottrine dei c.d. minority rights per paura di passare per ipocrita: con la conseguenza di alimentare da un lato una grievance culture, una cultura del risentimento, dall’altro un bisogno di sicurezza che spiega il dilagare dei consensi espressi a Nick Griffin. Senza dubbio, le società liberali stanno pagando l’effetto di aver accordato una sorta di acquiescenza, mascherata da tolleranza, nei confronti di ipotetici minority rights. Ciò ha prodotto una distorta dottrina capace di generare un’inversione morale in cui coloro che hanno generato e fomentato l’odio ingiusto sono stati sostanzialmente scusati solo in base al fatto di appartenere a un sedicente victim group, di contro a una maggioranza che invece è stata messa in guardia dal reagire perché ritenuta oppressione della parte aggressiva della società.
Ciò è parte delle minacce che hanno determinato quell’insicurezza sociale che ha fatto vacillare le basi del senso della tradizione e dell’autenticità degli europei. In Olanda è lo stesso: un ventiseienne marocchino-olandese uccide Theo van Gogh come fosse un animale sacrificale. Lancia sul suo petto, piantandolo come un pugnale, un biglietto di minacce dirette a Ayaan Hirsi Ali, l’attrice somala protagonista del cortometraggio Submission del regista olandese. L’imam di Tilburg non stringe la mano a Rita Verdonk, il ministro per l’integrazione delle minoranze: per lui è una donna straniera, e questo è sufficiente per non avvicinarla. La reazione del voto europeo è la risposta anche contro questo tipo di intolleranza interna da parte di quei non pochi non europei che vivono in Europa e che non vogliono cambiare la fisionomia della società europea trasformandola, ma distruggendola. Ed è anche la reazione contro l’incuria di quelle istituzioni pubbliche che hanno permesso che molti quartieri di città europee diventassero ghetti parabolici collegati con il Medio Oriente, con il Pakistan o con il Marocco. La crisi del presente attesta forse la crisi della stessa possibilità della politica. L’approdo exaggerated forms of populism in response to the violent sense of insecurity that threatens the Europeans also attest that the multicultural dream is over. He created an illusion, and has turned into a nightmare. Cultural pluralism is the only option that remains for Europeans to cling to the liberal culture of rights, but it is probably the son of another illusion: as a product of the Enlightenment, it is part of the Western liberal tradition, the moral of European law. It shares the venerable Kantian idea that the ideas are universally knowable through reason: we have inferred from this idea that our rights, being products of human reason, are at the bottom of something universal, and therefore extensible. So from this we inferred the idea that Western values \u200b\u200bare universalization. That this assumption is highly questionable should be more clear than ever now, if you want to accept the idea that the culture of rights, as part of the European gene pool, is not something that others are willing to share, and that others are willing to extrude from the cities of the continent. Cultures are physiologically self-resistant, and in competition with other trying to preserve itself, to survive, to endure and to survive trying to establish itself, and only if forced to give up or are willing to negotiate. Biologists and geneticists know that in primates superiori, esseri umani compresi, culturalmente prevale la trasmissione, non l’assimilazione; il problema è quindi che non sempre accade che il semplice fatto della promiscuità di più culture (ad esempio, culture locali e culture immigrate) in un certo territorio sia di per sé garanzia di mantenimento delle identità culturali. Il pluralismo che fonda la tolleranza, persino questa idea, è un’idea non universale; ci sono altre – molte altre – concezioni del mondo che non accettano nemmeno l’idea della semplice coesistenza, poiché non ritengono giusto condividere la struttura filosofica della simmetria su cui si fonda il concetto di tolleranza. Inevitabilmente contingente a questo concetto è an instrumental element to the very possibility of this practice civil reciprocity as a means of negotiating with the principle of tolerance. Under certain circumstances, therefore, the principle of tolerance is no longer strictly apply successfully and enters into crisis, especially when public institutions fail to find a viable alternative. The problem is the intransigence of an instrument of the Enlightenment, because on the one hand says that liberal democracy should be critically available on the other hand argues that the only thing non-negotiable is the use of violence. It is clear that the crisis is spreading when the non-negotiable values \u200b\u200bof non-violent conflict with the non- negoziabilità di valori fatti valere con la violenza. L’illuminismo liberaldemocratico entra completamente in crisi di fronte a ciò; e questo dilemma in decidibile provoca un collasso istituzionale. L’antieuropeismo di molti europei non è contro l’identità europea e nemmeno contro i diritti di molti individui, cittadini e residenti, che vivono in Europa.
* Questo lavoro riprende alcune idee che saranno pubblicate in uno scritto più ampio contenuto in F. Sciacca (a cura di), La dimensione istituzionale europea, Firenze 2009.
1 S. Scheffler, Boundaries and allegiances: Problems of Justice and Responsibility in Liberal Thought, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2001, p. 82.