Death threats and insults against Giorgia Meloni appeared last night outside the “Oriana Fallaci” theater in Ozieri, where the meeting between MP Barbara Polo and students from the Duca degli Abruzzi high school was scheduled.
The Sassari representatives of the party communicated this, denouncing the appearance of graffiti on the walls against the Prime Minister which among other things reads «Meloni hanging». «If they think they can intimidate us, they are very wrong» , says Luca Babudieri, city coordinator in Sassari of FdI. «We will not be intimidated. We will move forward for Italy», writes in a note the deputy and head of organization of Fratelli d'Italia, Giovanni Donzelli. «A vile gesture that must be firmly condemned», echoes the FdI group leader in the Chamber Galeazzo Bignami.
The reactions
"The season of 'bad teachers' never ends - comment Paolo Truzzu and Corrado Meloni, group leader and regional councilor of Fratelli d'Italia -. By dint of creating a climate of hatred and intolerance, pens and minds of the center-left, culpably forgetful of the inauspicious years of political violence, will always find the idiot on duty who transforms their words into actions. If the authors of these writings are still unknown, the cultural humus they come from is quite well known - added Truzzu - It is the same as those who in Cagliari, cowardly under cover of darkness, insulted the memory of the Martyrs of the Foibe and of Sergio Ramelli, a young right-wing militant killed exactly 50 years ago by their political ancestors". "They would like to re-propose the violent climate of the '70s because they lacked ideas, demonstrating an impressive cultural void and a high level of incivility. We ask, especially those who too casually fuel them, to lower the tone and bring the political debate back to the right modalities, definitively isolating with a firm condemnation these political hooligans who do not deserve any space ", concluded Meloni.
Also condemned by the deputy of Fratelli d'Italia Francesco Mura: «A vile and unacceptable act, which has nothing to do with democratic debate and respect for institutions. These episodes demonstrate how a certain left, instead of engaging with ideas and debate, resorts to intimidating methods typical of those who have no arguments. But writings on the walls will certainly not stop our commitment to freedom, security and the future of our young people».
"Political violence, wherever it comes from, represents a grave danger to our democracy and must be rejected with determination ," emphasizes Gianni Lampis, deputy of Fratelli d'Italia. "An attack not only on freedom of expression and democratic debate, but also on the world of school and the educational role it must play - says Francesca Masala, regional councilor of FdI - As a regional councilor of Fratelli d'Italia and as a teacher, I can only express my total condemnation for this vile and unacceptable act. School must be a place of dialogue, critical education and mutual respect, never a battlefield for ideological clashes that lead to violence."
