here is the post of the "sensitive" sardine of Sondrio

Sondrio, 20 Dec – Much, perhaps too much has already been said about Francesca Gugiatti, the sardine that, following the death of a Nigerian baby in Sondrio, last December 14th, wrote on social media and declaimed from a stage to have heard racist insults directed at the child's mother. The girl has "cleared" herself saying he spread the news because he is "sensitive"; in 2010, however, he was not very tactful towards Gelmini.

A "media" student

Many posts appear on the Facebook profile of Francesca, in 2010. The identikit of a rather “average” girl (in the best sense of the word), a fan of Ligabue, probably in love, surely unripe, emerges. But already with a strong political vocation: it was during the period of student protests against Maria Stella Gelmini, then Minister of Education and "architect" of a disputed reform of the schoolto. Francesca, who even today claims to be "impartial" and not to speak led by any ideal drive, is enthusiastic about these student protests and writes many states in favor of school occupations. In one, specifically, he goes so far as to say: "SO MUCH, MANY PEOPLE TODAY IN SONDRIO … AND THEN THEY SAY THAT WE DON'T IDEAL YOUNG US VALUES: WE WANT TO DEATH MARIA STELLA GELMINI !! MORE GREAT VALUE THAN SO !! 🙂 ".

Ouch. Not only does Francesca declare she wants nothing less than the death of Gelmini but she even claims that it is a "value", with lots of smiles. There is nothing to say, a real message of hatred. Or when it is directed towards a minister of the Italian Republic, perhaps even from the center-right, cannot it be classified as a violent language? Just from her, then, one that would end up being part of a movement that wants to equate physical violence with verbal violence.

Very little fun, then, the politically correct slide of a day later; in a post he argues that there is nothing more beautiful than watching a program about anorexia and eating disorders while eating bread and Nutella. In the face of sensitivity, Francesca …

Ilaria Paoletti