ENOUGH ENOUGH ENOUGH. This shows the earthquake Abruzzo is becoming a disgrace, an insult to the suffering of Abruzzo and the Italians now slaves of a policy only spectacular, media and populist. The earthquake as a political advertisement and marketing for a prime minister with very different Rogne scratch.
What's new compared to the earthquakes of the past? None. In fact we expected much more and better since the passage of years has built something and something you learned at least as regards civil protection. It does not seem so, so much fuss about nothing. The earthquake of 80 dell'Irpinaia and Basilicata, of much greater magnitude, presented the same problems. Even at the time tent were planted and in some cases immediately prefabricated in a few months, the villages were flooded by prefabricated chalet, donated by many organizations and volunteers and made ordinances Zamberletti. Reconstruction was much more difficult and rather long.
short, the mass media cynicism - has no political boundaries. Politicians and journalists complacent, now transformed into menacing killer scandal (see Felt), which swarms. I am disheartened and worried because this degree of cynicism and intolerance is spreading in the most common behavior and is expressed on several fronts in everyday life, in relationship with next endangering the life of society.
I also understand that the outrage is not enough but that they should react in some way. Certainly it is difficult to find a political side (the ideals seem old thing) but you can react to seductive television, the trash talk of the populist, assuming an attitude of resistance, with the exemplary and consistency in their work, intellectual pursuits, exercising careful and continuous criticism and avoid being crushed, in other words the conformism more grim. Acquire, by exercise, a way of life guided by wisdom. I ask too much, I know, but be noticed because the path we are taking is fraught with dark uncertainties. If there is patience, discernment, focus runs the risk of being swept away by irrational passions or cynical indifference. The lessons of history (at least if you study well).
Ulrich
