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"I had taken everything with a certain sympathy and now I find myself in a brawl." eh, Core, this is Debaser: Nerd Masons who pull each other's cock and other Nerds who deliberately misunderstand everything you write just to give a jolt to their boring lives and other Nerds who take a dislike to you (dislike for a blue link, what has the world come to) and wait for you to stumble, amid a bit of Youporn and Repubblica.it. I come to talk about Pinuccio, my idol forever, and someone comes to talk about me... life can really be infamy.

It is said omm' e merd'.

of what I write... before some joker comes along and makes everyone smile.

You’re right, Jim, they got on my nerves, I didn’t pay attention... but for Debaser, that’s more than enough. In fact, if I make more mistakes, maybe, just maybe, some jerk will manage to understand something from what I write.

You idiot of a NES, I haven't wished cancer on anyone. Rather, I said that if karma existed, a bitch like Fallaci should have died 5000 more times to even it out... even a grammatically challenged moron like you can grasp the difference. Or not?

Voodoo, let me share a secret: the next one doesn't exist. I just intended to express my opinion, actually, I don't even like clarifications, the idiots who come up to you and say "and blablabla, but like this, no, I mean...". Clearly, you're so accustomed to the mediocrity that you float in that someone who speaks their mind seems like someone wanting to start a fight (mediocrities are always illiberals who think they are liberals; there must be a connection)... evidently, you're so well-acquainted with examples of fights that you don’t even know what it is. That said: if you have something to object to my words, go ahead, if you really must and you have nothing better to do... but you’re not doing it very well. "web hooligan" is nice, but it’s reductive.

I don't wish death upon anyone. I've seen people die of cancer because of this garbage, something you feel free to joke about since your ass isn’t on the line, and having witnessed what it is, I wouldn't wish it on anyone, whether they are Piedmontese, Venetian, Jewish, Romani, or anything else. It's just that it would be much fairer if those who produce the waste, those who choose not to pay for the final process, for capital, for the surplus, for the new Mercedes, would be the ones to die, and not those who have nothing to do with it; it seems right to me that those who cause their own suffering should weep for themselves and that I shouldn’t have to cry for someone else’s pain… it seems clear, simple, and straightforward. Compassion, I recommend you save it for those like you. "The usual post-Bourbon Neapolitan who calls upon the state for a lifetime fixed position on the borderline with the Camorra." Well done, you've understood everything about life, congratulations. How to transcend a personal discussion, something that is trendy on Debaser when one fails to reasonably counter the "opponent." Essentially, you confirm the theorem: better to have trash in the streets than in your head. Biodegradable regards.

It reminds me of nothing except a lot of people who have died and continue to die sadly from some devastating cancer, my middle school classmates who vanished at twenty, in three months from pancreatic cancer; it reminds me that there are people who, as long as you don't mess with their asses, are always ready to play – let them burn on their eternally green territories, the Venetian entrepreneurs, the toxic waste, or you with your damn humor ("it's all trash, more or less…") and you deserve a good knee to the teeth; it reminds me that if Naples were just Naples, none of this would have happened.

Absolutely agree. As an alternative to the complete independence of the south, I support federalism, and beyond fiscal federalism, I also advocate for garbage federalism. Let the Venetians or the Piedmontese die for their garbage. ;)

As they say in these cases: a longed-for death, never sighed for. This certainly applies to Billy Corgan, of course.