Giuliano Amato and Gustavo Zagrebelski's interpretations of the Constitution are shifty and changeable depending on the government sitting at Palazzo Chigi. Benevolent toward liberal-driven governments, severe when conservatives are in power.
Attempts by progressives and their water-carrying intellectuals to stem the advance of populist instances (which represent majority and growing slices of the people) are indicative of a deep-seated hatred of democracy: according to them, one should vote only if one agrees with their faction.
The new tool of oppression is called "denialism," and it is a convenient label to apply to anyone who does not align with the mainstream. Starting with the repression of those who disputed the Holocaust, today this opinion crime finds application to every field of dominant ideology: from the narrative about covids and vaccines to that about anthropogenic "climate change."
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