Republic is one of those papers that consider their readers in several ways: by a parte li vuole educare o, nella migliore delle ipotesi, informare, dall’altra li stima come una massa di handicappati utili solo a massimizzare i profitti.
Dopo che per giorni la notizia della privatizzazione dell’acqua già circolava, rimbalzava e si era fatta strada anche tra i titoli del TG3, Repubblica ha sorvolato sul fattaccio non dando spazio a un provvedimento così aberrante. Solo due giorni fa, mercoledì, quando il decreto blindato è arrivato in Parlamento, ha spiattellato in prima una bella foto con un bicchiere d’acqua, e un titoletto che rimandava a pagina 32: quella della sezione “Economia, Finanza e Mercati”. Ieri è andata un po’ meglio: anche se in prima non c’era nothing, has spent a couple of pages, occupied two-thirds of advertising space, in "Economics and Politics". Maybe it was the best sexual events of the premier and the ten questions for the mentally retarded, with which he invaded Italy for months. Or perhaps they were better than 10 questions on conflict of interest, reports on mafia-politics, human rights, etc.. etc ... Too bad: even for the many good journalists who work there.
Maybe we need to remember one thing: if a Republic, a nation, betray the truth, progress, rights, freedom, will be a poor maimed induced drinking bitter water, which has been paid a fair amount of dust taken directly from more lower layers of the human genius. So advice to the friends of the Republic: if you do not sow bitterness, swollen livers, wilting of the creation of the mind, be consistent with your main task (hoping that the secondary information can emerge) and stop criticizing (especially on sexual events) your "pseudo" counterparts: the first Berlusconi.
Dopo che per giorni la notizia della privatizzazione dell’acqua già circolava, rimbalzava e si era fatta strada anche tra i titoli del TG3, Repubblica ha sorvolato sul fattaccio non dando spazio a un provvedimento così aberrante. Solo due giorni fa, mercoledì, quando il decreto blindato è arrivato in Parlamento, ha spiattellato in prima una bella foto con un bicchiere d’acqua, e un titoletto che rimandava a pagina 32: quella della sezione “Economia, Finanza e Mercati”. Ieri è andata un po’ meglio: anche se in prima non c’era nothing, has spent a couple of pages, occupied two-thirds of advertising space, in "Economics and Politics". Maybe it was the best sexual events of the premier and the ten questions for the mentally retarded, with which he invaded Italy for months. Or perhaps they were better than 10 questions on conflict of interest, reports on mafia-politics, human rights, etc.. etc ... Too bad: even for the many good journalists who work there.
Maybe we need to remember one thing: if a Republic, a nation, betray the truth, progress, rights, freedom, will be a poor maimed induced drinking bitter water, which has been paid a fair amount of dust taken directly from more lower layers of the human genius. So advice to the friends of the Republic: if you do not sow bitterness, swollen livers, wilting of the creation of the mind, be consistent with your main task (hoping that the secondary information can emerge) and stop criticizing (especially on sexual events) your "pseudo" counterparts: the first Berlusconi.
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