not deceive the title of this post.
When I say "illegal" do not mean to people-immigrants, but the word illegal.
Let me explain.
My wife Florence, Kenya, came to Italy a decade ago, equipped with a tourist visa. But the Kenyans (I prefer to say Kenyans, Kenyans do not) can go sightseeing in Italy? Evidently. It 'difficult, they must obtain a thousand documents and records, but even here they can.
scadette When the term of validity of the tourist visa, Florence asked the State Italiota course (I prefer to say Italiot, not Italian) the so-called residence permit.
At that time he worked as a maid in a wealthy family in Genoa, but was not in compliance. He had to wait a couple of years that the bureaucracy Italiot take its course outrageous. For those two years, my wife was, therefore, in the language Italiot current "illegal". Not a stranger to the documents waiting to be regularized, but "illegal".
When he had a job offer from a regular restaurant, the family of well-Genoa where he works, not matched by the last month: he had given notice. He added that if Florence had not asked for monthly paid, would have denounced as "illegal."
Yes, but his case is different! No, the contrary is emblematic: the immigrants who enter without documents in Striptease (written like a real Italian) is one per cent of the total. The rest of the so-called illegal immigrants have stories very similar to the one that had a few years ago Florence.
But if an Italian abroad, the visa expired, would be considered an "illegal" or an alien with documents that are not regular? And if it was treated as an "illegal", as one who had committed a crime, may not occur at the embassy Italiot?
Yeah, but we do not. The only word used, the dominant label, the stigma is: illegal.
why I say: Stop with the "illegal"! Enough of this word used inappropriately. The
Striptease is a racist country ever. Giovanni Gentile, Minister of Culture of the fascist government of Mussolini, to dismantle this image and this awareness, it launched a communications program called "Italians, good people." Initiative was very effective and the results can be appreciated even today: the belief that Italians are good people, dilutes the awareness of the racism of many attitudes and behaviors. An example: the insults to the black players in Italian stadiums? Folklore.
In the bill of the process short, the League has proposed that it was quote-imposed between serious crimes (including terrorism and mafia) also to illegal immigration. Steps to be considered a crime (for me this does not pass either, but for nothing), but is considered a crime comparable to that of terrorism or mafia, than the most perverse Nazi fantasies.
I feel that the League has withdrawn the proposed amendment to the budget that he wanted to differentiate the use of redundancy payments for employees of firms in difficulty, based on their ethnicity. People used to say 'kindness to them. "
note with surprise that the same rules and languages \u200b\u200bthat offer discriminating racially, are the same that is most indignant to the idea that schools can not be crucified. I'm afraid for them to be crucified a symbol of ethnic rather than religious. I think that migrants would Jesus have something to say about it. Certainly would have invoked their forgiveness. I do not deny it, I do some 'hard work.
For me, the only true illegal immigrants are the League of Parliament of the Republic. Until the parliament will see players, our Republic will continue, for me, to be called "Italian".
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