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Benigni and complex Italic

I read the post Andima in which he complains that Benigni has made excessive use of superlatives, emphatic phrases, rhetorical hyperbole in his monologue on the resurgence of San Remo, Italian anthem, and national history
At first I too had the same impression. I suspect however that the error for us expats, is confused by Benigni's monologue with lamentazio of the many Italians abroad. These praise cooking, art and national climate in which opposed the supposed dullness of the host countries. But this kind of nationalistic boasting only the classic fig leaf covering unacknowledged but obvious inferiority complex. Just as those who self-praise, not for genuine self-confidence, but only and exclusively to exorcise their own insecurities.

I think Benigni has deliberately chosen the tone he used. But not an empty exercise in chauvinism as it may have seemed. Maybe it has identified the latent inferiority complex obscure the real evil of the country. Who does not believe in himself develops a fatalistic approach. Lose motivation. Resignation and depression are just around the corner. E 'has always been so and so always will be. How many times have we read in blogs phrases like this?

This Benigni was good. Emphasize the best there was in the national history, ignoring the worst choice becomes a brilliantly designed. It means to launch a very precise message. If so good we have in our past, then why accept this present and the future that awaits us. No, we have all the cards in order to hope for the better.

Enzo Biagi was driven by RAI for having given 5 minutes to Benigni in his program. Which, according to the same Berlusconi, the costs of a million votes. In the face of those who say that TV does not count.
I think the left has much to learn from Robero Benigni.

ps. Perhaps the true mission of Luke and Paul do was to make a good impression Benigni. If so then it all comes back.