Of Guido Salvini

Source: Free Daily
“What struck me most these days? The nail bombs in Turin against the police”. Talking is Guido Salvini, investigating judge in Milan and investigating judge in the years of lead, and he too will probably be accused on the left of being a “fascist”. Interviewed by Messenger, the toga hits hard i social centers they violent antagonists: “Those bombs demonstrate a desire to do harm, not just to demonstrate in a violent way”. The comparison with the Years 70 according to Salvini it is excessive: “Then there was shooting and massacres. For many years there have been no more deaths caused by a civil war in the streets.
The tension today arises from the presence in the elections, with a decent following, of movements like Forza Nuova e CasaPound“. Even in this case, but, the alarm is exaggerated. Laura Boldrini e Free and Equal they have already proposed disbanding those far-right forces: “I don't agree – Salvini replies -. Not small groups already outside the law would be handed over to illegality, but tens of thousands of people. Furthermore, it would be unconstitutional”. Why, underlines, il “historical fascism, to which the Scelba Law of '52 also refers, it does not seem to be the program of even the extreme right-wing forces today. There are no elements that could justify a judicial dissolution”. The “anti-fascists” they are horrified by the ideas on immigration and public housing only for Italians and when in doubt they beat up. “We must confront ourselves on a political level – is the lesson of the investigating judge -. This is the essence of democracy, thinking of doing otherwise is not very enlightening. It is a mistake to consider the far right only a criminal problem and not a political adversary”. Many reflect on “bad ideas” of the extreme right, but on the left? “Since the 1970s there has been a political culture that has never died out, which considers violence a usual weapon of political struggle, and who violently decides who can speak and who cannot. Once upon a time it expressed itself in the services d’ order, today in social centers with their very dangerous squad-style anti-fascism”.
Salvini also ventures into a street confrontation: “The ideology of social centers since the 1970s has always been the same, self-referential: rather than seeking consensus, social centers live within themselves, rather than making a revolution they want to preserve their private space. The right-wing demonstrations have a more legalistic attitude, they give a’ idea of ​​order, not even a piece of paper on the floor. However, we must ask ourselves whether this choice is definitive or just strategic. They told me they had definitively chosen parliamentary democracy. I hope it's true“.