Suspend the appearance of the blasphemous singer Rufus at Sanremo!

so it's not a matter of blasphemy, it's a matter of public money.

Well, then why don't we abolish the various tax benefits of the Italian state towards Vatican properties? :-)

I would abolish them out of common sense...

@Thallo

Give me your vote if I decide to pursue a political career and I guarantee you it will be the first thing I do...

ahaha

the important thing is that you are also blasphemous :-)

From my point of view, the money issue is just an aggravating factor. In the meantime, I would re-read the constitution... so that I would have clearer ideas about Catholicism. A television network based in Italy should know the law... and should respect the will of the majority that voted for the representation that wrote it.

Phen laws can be changed... exactly, I can already see a great referendum coming!

http://www.initalia.rai.it/costituzione.asp?contId=212

thallo wrote:

ahaha

l'importante è che anche tu sia blasfemo :-)

Hihihi I'm not blasphemous, really; I believe in God, but in what I want to believe, not in what the church wants me to believe, also because I wonder how it is possible to believe in those who preach so much about helping one's neighbor and then own a third of Italy in terms of real estate + the economic capacity in the IOR to be able to balance the Italian public deficit... I don't want to offend anyone, these are just personal considerations, everyone can believe in whatever they want. I consider myself a Gnostic, not blasphemous.

Lucas wrote:

From my point of view, the money issue is merely an'aggravating factor. In the meantime, I would re-read the constitution... so that I would have clearer ideas about Catholicism. A television network based in Italy should know the law... and should respect the will of the majority that voted for the representation that wrote it.

Then laws can be changed... precisely, I can already see a nice referendum coming!

http://www.initalia.rai.it/costituzione.asp?contId=212

I try not to be offensive but peremptory.

Rufus Wainwright is a singer-songwriter who has been fighting for years for the recognition of LGBTQ rights in the world. According to reports, some Christian associations have seen in the song "Messiah gay" an'offense against Jesus of Nazareth, called "the Christ." I am still waiting for someone to take the lyrics and point out to me "where" these offenses are.

I have read the lyrics, but I prefer not to link them because in the best legislative traditions, the burden of proof lies with the prosecution, not the defense.

I recall, however, that those who use the constitution or the law as a weapon should perhaps know it a little better... it might be trivial to say, and for me it is trivial, but Rufus Wainwright is a foreign citizen who has never committed any crime in Italy. The crime of "blasphemy" in Italy, moreover, does not exist. Blaspheming is considered an administrative offense, punishable by fines, which are also quite small. There is the contempt of religion (any religion), which is a crime that is very difficult to contest, given its proximity to the expression of free opinion. Generally speaking, those who show contempt for religion do so with insults directed at people and things capable of offending a religion in the last instance. Practically, when Santanché said on TV that Muhammad was a pedophile, because according to the Quran his wife was 13 years old, she was prosecutable for contempt of religion.

Rufus Wainwright has never done any of this. Not even in Canada.

If I were to speak of a great contempt of religion, I would speak of Mozart's "Don Giovanni." And fortunately, Mozart was not invited to Sanremo.

And if I were to speak of stupid censorship, I would speak of this petition drive.

Seen a few clips... let's just say that I would even distance our singers and close the festival. But is it even necessary?

Ettore wrote:

Having seen a few clips... let's just say that I would even dismiss our singers and close the festival. But is it necessary?

What happens if you put 4 neomelodici to comment on the first episode of Sanremo?

The answer in this hilarious video!

http://youmedia.fanpage.it/video/ab/UwZ0HeSwgprYxeAA

Of course very "strange" things happen

Arisa: Risks Victory at the Sanremo Festival

http://www.leggilo.net/129142/arisa-annullata-la-vittoria-al-festival-di-sanremo.html

Arisa is in very serious trouble, in fact after the singer

... well anyway

Why do you like a Pelù who puts his feet on the table in front of Italians during prime time?

People who have been banned from Rai for much less....