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Anyway, Mauro's arguments don’t hold up. Honestly, it seems to me that you keep resorting to banal and predictable insults. Also because there are no justifications for abominations like Nazism. Neither historical, nor cultural, nor of any other kind.

I have the utmost respect for those who protested in '68 or in the past, because back then it was a genuine discontent felt from the heart. Today it's just a parade of clowns. And those who pay the price for this (often without realizing it) are precisely those who protest with courage and honesty. Unfortunately, many teenagers go to protests either to skip school (as trivial as that may sound, sometimes it's true), or to fit in with their peers and thus choose the trendiest path, that of pretending to have a leftist sympathy that they do not possess. Of course, there are those who truly believe in it, and I know this because I know them, but I also know many others who rely on clichés. No offense to anyone who considers themselves part of the first group I mentioned.

First of all, I would like to clarify that I do not consider myself to be right-wing at all, contrary to what you think. Nor am I a do-gooder. I simply don't agree with this glorification of extreme political movements. Anyway, I have only spoken about things I have witnessed, so they are not clichés. Of course, as I have already mentioned, among those I criticize there are also many honest people. But they are in the minority. Most are just, as has already been said, ignorant people (because when you ask a kid who identifies as "fascist" or "communist" for some historical information about these movements, the response is silence), naive, or even worse, they say all these things just because it’s now a trend, a charade.

And anyway, Psycho, my opinion on these groups is the same as yours, no more, no less. And for your information, I don't only detest leftist groups like ska-p or the like, but also groups that are explicitly far-right (go check what I said in a review of Darkthrone, which I remind you play Metal, the music I listen to).
Moreover, before insulting me for no reason by calling me a neo-fascist, a "historically misinformed" person, and comparing me to Emilio Fede (which I assure you does not please me), you could have read more carefully what I wrote.
I had no intention of defending the police and the state, much less glorifying fascism (which I consider to be absolutely on the same disgusting, low, and vile level as any extremist political movement). I simply wanted to express an opinion on what you also call “trust fund kids” who pretend to be alternative leftists just because it's trendy. Just as I will always attack those who do the same from the far-right side.
And anyway, I wasn't talking about the G8, so I would appreciate an apology for the insults; my comment was misunderstood.

But who told you I was talking about the G8? I was referring to what happened two or three months ago here in Bergamo during a peace demonstration. And anyway, have you been so excessively aggressive for some particular reason? I would moderate the tones because I am someone who informs themselves. And I certainly am not so brain-dead as to think that during the fascist period in Italy there existed something called freedom; in fact, I hate with all my soul every form of fascism and/or neo-Nazism. And since I find disgusting demonstrations organized by leftist youth groups, I equally find disgusting the demonstrations organized by the right. My alleged "fascism" was deduced by you through who knows what reasoning (by the way, I would appreciate an apology if you are civilized people) or perhaps simply I did not express myself well. Regarding the police, I was talking about what happened here. At the G8, excluding the incident with Giuliani, which needs to be analyzed separately, I admit that even I think the authorities exaggerated.

You see that I'm not entirely wrong; what Crast said seems quite telling to me. After all, these are very visible and evident things.

Anyway, I was referring to 90% of those who listen to this genre, which still has a certain popularity.

Look, I’m young too. When I talk about "exaltation," I certainly don’t mean the exuberance typical of youth, but rather that opportunistic and somewhat false trend that sees hundreds of thousands of my peers waving political proclamations of which they don’t understand the meaning. Because it's easy to talk about drug legalization, ideals of freedom, or more delicate topics like social issues, but how many of these kids truly know what they are talking about?
Some are genuinely convinced and speak knowledgeably about certain topics, while others do it just because it’s trendy to be left-wing alternatives. And those are the ones who then (I’m about to cite extreme cases, just to be clear) beat up their peers, accusing them of being fascists, occupy schools leaving them devastated and covered in graffiti that glorifies communism, indulge in substances that destroy their brains until they feel sick (all things I’ve unfortunately seen with my own eyes), and at demonstrations violently assault the police, and if by chance (which happens rarely) they take a hit, they run crying to their moms and accuse the authorities of senseless violence!

Better ARISE but not bad.

and Patience I meant to say...