c'è Banned

But in the end, don’t you see that we always end up extremizing things? There are the good and the bad, the exploiters and the exploited, and then the next step almost becomes legitimized by this logic. Personally, I found those statements much more serious than how they tend to be minimized (both those of Caruso and the member of the League). I mean, it’s not just you and me talking amongst ourselves; these are a deputy mayor and someone who sits in parliament (I don’t know with what frequency). Just hearing them is embarrassing, and in any other civilized country, they would have resulted in immediate resignations, but not in Italy. @alessio: I worked as a bricklayer for a full 4 months, not just a week. The helmets are there, and nobody uses them because it’s impossible to work with them, just like the hooks on the scaffolds, because you spend more time hooking and unhooking than anything else. I’ve seen a guy break 3 ribs doing a very simple operation that no helmet would have prevented. It’s not like someone falls from a scaffold because the job is precarious or because their employer is a bastard. A person who dies at work is like someone who dies on the roads; it’s a fatality. I would be much more indignant about people dying while trying to put out an arson fire started by some murderer (that’s for sure).

But what did you smoke to write this stuff?

And then sorry Alessio, you talk about democracy and voices outside the chorus, but if someone doesn’t think like you do about Caruso, are they just talking nonsense? Luckily, Debaser is democratic (sometimes even too much).

we come here to speak ill of the situation in the United States, and then we defend the bullshit from Caruso's brigatista, and there will surely be someone else who will defend the other bullshit from the leghist president. A parliamentarian who legitimizes a murder is something I only remember from dictatorships, those ugly ones.

It’s people like you and Caruso who talk nonsense.

But is Rat Bat Blue the one where Jon Lord is absolutely wild?

good job

I usually don't give a 1 just on principle, but this review is unworthy of the album. I'm sorry.

but not just for that, you say a lot of trivial things, nonsense, really, your reviews on Banco are nice, you could have skipped this one

"Okay, take away the initial mellotron, and what’s left? A rather minimalist track, without swirling instrumental coda and powerful keyboards, without nightmares of virtuosos." But take away the mellotron or even the keyboards and the other instruments? Sorry, but this review is written from the ass.