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for the dead of Reggio Emilia - Comrade citizen brother partisan -
let’s hold hands in these sad days -
Again in Reggio Emilia again there in Sicily -
comrades have died at the hands of fascists -
Again like in the past over the whole of Italy -
The wind blows, the storm rages -
At nineteen years old Ovidio Franchi died -
for those who are tired or still uncertain -
Lauro Farioli died to right the wrong -
of those who have already forgotten Duccio Galimberti -
They died at twenty for our tomorrow -
They died like old partisans -
Marino Serri is dead, Afro Tondelli is dead -
but the eyes of the brothers have remained dry -
Comrades, let it be clear that this bitter blood -
spilled in Reggio Emilia is the blood of all of us -
Blood of our blood, nerves of our nerves -
Just like that of the Fratelli Cervi -
The only true friend we have by our side now -
is still the same one who was with us in the mountains -
And the current enemy is still the same -
as that which we fought on our mountains and in Spain -
The song we have to sing is still the same -
Broken shoes but we must go on -
Comrade Ovidio Franchi, comrade Afro Tondelli -
and you Marino Serri, Reverberi and Farioli -
We all must, from now on -
have you by our side so we don’t feel alone -
Dead of Reggio Emilia, come out of the grave -
come out to sing with us Bandiera Rossa! -

"Fiat, whose example was then followed by most companies, excluded its politically most dangerous employees, sometimes without even bothering to find any justification for its actions other than membership in the Communist Party; it adopted the most severe disciplinary measures against promoters of political demonstrations and disseminators of political literature within the factories, suppressing any participation in union strikes; it restored the proper and necessary work discipline, ordering the filming of demonstrations within the factories to exemplary punish those responsible for acts of violence; it gradually eliminated management councils and restricted the duties of internal commissions to institutional union activities; it established the principle, now followed by all, of never negotiating with striking workers; it reduced production bonuses in relation to strikes carried out, rewarding instead those who refused to participate in the strike activities of far-left agitators."

Fifty years have passed and they are still trying: "They wanted to organize a "State of obedient ants" for generations, while the Italians (when the lords were already convinced they had achieved total consent and subjugation) responded instead as "men", with all the contradictions, but as "men", even opportunistically yet without suffering any degradation of the nature of being human. Fortunately, contradiction is a human characteristic, not that of ants or termites; the latter only do one thing in their lives."

Pnny listens to K.: if you have your anus clenched, the member won't go through; R E L A X ;-))))

@JDV first hygiene, and by hygiene I mean: access to drinking water, consumption of cooked food, etc. etc. Then, of course, medicine. P.S. I haven't read the book and I never will. I've dealt with doctors more than enough throughout my life.

Average life expectancy has increased (in the West) primarily due to two things: Hygiene & Food

Speaking of Madonnas: my colleague, with locomotor problems and a fervent Catholic, went to Medjugorje two weeks ago. The result? She broke an ankle on some ladder or other. I’ve always told her to steer clear of doctors and priests. ("The priests, the popes, the mullahs screw us over, and science, which has no cures, screws us too" - well, we need to refresh the ancient texts a bit.)

here

how come it’s not among the inhumane?

that's why I love debaser.