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In the end, on television, as with anything else, the law of supply and demand reigns supreme. A philosophical program on the percentage variation of the tax wedge wouldn’t attract an audience and therefore wouldn't be aired in prime time. The problem of Italian politics lies upstream, not just in voting for this or that. Do we at least want to contain public debt? We need to lay off tens of thousands of people, from Parliament, from public administration, from public entities. We need to eliminate useless and costly entities (first and foremost the provinces), which would again lead to tens of thousands of layoffs, and we would have to get rid of all the heads that have failed in their work (and thus again from Parliament, public administration, etc.). The truth is that a serious program would result in no viewers, and therefore it will never be seen in prime time on public television, and a serious and non-hypocritical political program, aside from clientelism, would correspond to a null electorate, and thus it will never be seen in a democracy like ours.

You're right, first the elections.

you can say it loud

Before you leave forever, I need to know why you chose a verse from the Bible as your nickname.

oops, I mixed up the votes. yeah!!!!!

yeah!!!!!!!

I picture "Metal Maniac" as a truly amazing magazine.

Leon Battista Alberti (Ita/Florence) Alberti was from Genoa. So many irons in the fire but little to no understanding of the work. I liked the phrase by Nardini, which says "For most of us he is just a learned architect of the fifteenth century," and maybe it could have used a “who cares” as well.

Of course, if you put the stuff you buy in 2008 straight into boxes, you're bound to lose things. What can be said about Sister Ray?

Are you still here? Go play with Leo instead, or else he’ll grow up without a father figure and become a drug addict.