Yesterday I saw a couple that are hard to match. Before: a No Green Pass protester, surrounded by police, phoned the police to ask for help. Second: another No Green Pass proposed a voluntary lockdown of one month to the associates, “so then let’s see what they invent”. The latter is even meaningless, but the delirium seems as contagious as Covid: while here the unvaccinated plan to put themselves under house arrest, in Austria they do not wait and put them there by decree. In Germany, on the other hand, they reflect on the opportunity to suspend his free treatment, and it’s a bit like denying an ambulance to someone who hit a pole because he didn’t respect the speed limits (oh my God, I hope I haven’t given an idea to the remaining parties short).
Madness no vax begins to contrast with madness yes vax, with the effect of the one who argues with the madman and does not notice the difference. I have always thought that if nothing is achieved with the good luck, not much more will be achieved with the bad, and in a beautiful interview Marco Revelli sees us a new polarization that “touches the naked nerves of society”. The revolt against the elites has an ancient history, explains Revelli, and first rose against the political and cultural elites, now against the scientific elites. It is only a continuation of the revolt for which in recent years five stars and Lega have risen to the government, and in fact it is enough to see what Grillo said about vaccines and what Salvini said about the Green Pass. I hope you weren’t deluded that it was all over just because a man in gray was elected mayor of Rome.