A proposito di morale pubblica... To accompany the sunset of Berlusconi could not miss yet another judicial scandal-sexual parties and party with young girls hired, luxury apartments on loan to use, abuse of power, exploitation of child prostitution ... They look disgusting 'raised the shields in the PDL in defense of the premier "persecuted by the courts," grotesque and solidarity for the "poor girls abused, mocked, forced to strip during searches carried out with utter contempt for the dignity of their person" (Berlusconi's words), girls - ricordiamocene - who attend a dinner at Arcore receive only what a worker gets laid off in one year!
not credible, however, are the ghostly cries of the scandal of the parliamentary opposition: in the face of so much "decay of manners and morals," we have heard arguments like this: "Women are the real brave and tough, they work up to 14 hours per week more than men for the care of home and family, "and so on. Words sacrosanct, but also easy to be shouted from the rooftops from the pages of newspapers, only a few weeks ago, welcomed the agreement by which the good Marchionne has imposed exhausting shifts to workers who produce its Mirafiori car.
are quick, respectable women of the opposition, to oppose the honesty of the workers at blast of Berlusconi, then when their parties for years to help dismantle the welfare state or applaud when a plan like that Marchionne for Pomigliano and Mirafiori, fiercely plan that increases the wear and tear of those same workers who then have to spend hours in the mountains of housework!
Yet the "decay of morals and morality" seems to be the dominant theme of recent weeks: in fact, the moral question is always an easy excuse to divert l’attenzione dalla vera linea di demarcazione che non dovrebbe smettere mai di dividere oppressi e oppressori; la vera divisione non è fra uomini maschilisti con la bava alla bocca e povere donne vittime di mercificazione, ma tra uomini e donne che possiedono la ricchezza e che si concedono feste, lusso, divertimento (più o meno disinibito) da una parte, e dall’altra donne e uomini che cercano di sopravvivere vendendo la propria forza lavoro. Questa è la divisione rispetto alla quale ci ostiniamo a schierarci.
Su questo ci permettiamo di dire qualche parola in più: pensiamo di non avere nulla a che fare non solo con il premier e con le misere abitudini dei borghesi come lui, ma nemmeno con le escort con le quali lui si diletta, e lo diciamo con la rabbia che ci deriva dall’aver letto che altro non sarebbero che le povere vittime di un sistema che ne ha mercificato i corpi. A noi viene naturale di detestare loro tanto quanto lui, perché non abbiamo nulla a che fare con la loro scelta di accucciarsi al tavolo del potere per mostrare le proprie grazie e contendersi le briciole che cadono: non si tratta di giovani lavoratrici oppresse, ma di odalische che si sono messe vergognosamente a disposizione del sultano!
Rifiutiamo, tuttavia, anche la posizione di chi contrappone ai facili costumi delle squillo di via Olgettina donne “toste” e integerrime come la Marcegaglia: al di là sobriety of manners, the substance is that the president of Confindustria is the one who is damned soul, along with Marchionne, Mr Berlusconi and all other masters, to increase the exploitation of the workers.
this really is the alternative? For us there is no neutrality possible, even when we deal with ethics in the sphere of morality is always express the balance of power in society, and clashing interests of opposing parties. The morality of the bourgeoisie - they go to bed early (as he says do Marcegaglia) or to pass nights dissolute revels in more or less indecent - we counter with our moral order, namely those who are fighting to overthrow the immorality of a system that guarantees the welfare of a minority rampant through the intensive exploitation of those who seek to live their own work: the same morality that prevents us to sell our bodies for chasing individual well-being and that requires us instead to collectively fight for our liberation.
odalisques NO, NO Sultans!
Schoolgirls precarious and the collective "La Scintilla"
