Rome, July 21 (LaPresse) — “I expect the same left-wing figures” who are calling on Giorgia Meloni to distance herself from the AI-generated video posted yesterday by the leader of Futuro Nazionale, Roberto Vannacci, “to find the courage to distance themselves when a Democratic Party councilor goes so far as to call for guns to be used against political opponents. I expect the same firmness when influential institutional representatives of the left, in the face of cases still under judicial review, choose to fuel a climate of confrontation that ends up delegitimizing law enforcement and providing a pretext for those who turn public squares into scenes of violence.” The Prime Minister herself wrote this on social media, stating that “the condemnation of hate speech, of any incitement to violence, and of any form of political intimidation cannot apply only when it serves the polemic of the moment. It must apply always. Without exceptions. Without double standards. I have always considered violence, in whatever form it manifests, a sign of weakness and insecurity. Those who are truly strong have no need to flaunt it. This is a conviction I will never change. For this reason, I will continue to reject all forms of hatred and violence, to defend civil discourse, and to respect the work of those who serve the state—even when it means taking on the responsibility of putting myself on the line. I hope everyone will have the same courage,” Meloni concludes.
Fakir’s Death: Meloni Says, “The Left Must Condemn Hate and Violence and Defend Law Enforcement”
Rome, July 21 (LaPresse) — “I expect the same left-wing figures” who are calling on Giorgia Meloni to distance herself from the AI-generated video posted yesterday by the leader of Futuro Nazionale, Roberto Vannacci, “to find the courage to distance themselves when a Democratic Party councilor goes so far as to call for guns to be used against political opponents. I expect the same firmness when influential institutional representatives of the left, in the face of cases still under judicial review, choose to fuel a climate of confrontation that ends up delegitimizing law enforcement and providing a pretext for those who turn public squares into scenes of violence.” The Prime Minister herself wrote this on social media, stating that “the condemnation of hate speech, of any incitement to violence, and of any form of political intimidation cannot apply only when it serves the polemic of the moment. It must apply always. Without exceptions. Without double standards. I have always considered violence, in whatever form it manifests, a sign of weakness and insecurity. Those who are truly strong have no need to flaunt it. This is a conviction I will never change. For this reason, I will continue to reject all forms of hatred and violence, to defend civil discourse, and to respect the work of those who serve the state—even when it means taking on the responsibility of putting myself on the line. I hope everyone will have the same courage,” Meloni concludes.
