Tell me it's a joke!

I would still like to emphasize that this is not a contest of who has it longer, but a simple exchange of opinions and ideas. I do not claim and I do not want, I repeat, to change anyone's mind, but only to give my own opinion.

Regarding the discussion about the "falsehood" that Lapuska refers to, I have never backed down from what I said and I have always taken responsibility; those who know me can testify, I have never made excuses—if anything, it is the "false polite people" who do, also because I don't see how one could make excuses in front of a video like that which speaks for itself.

Simone, I subscribe to everything you wrote in your penultimate post. But not only that! I tell you: I truly wish everyone were like you.

The only thing that distances me from you is this: it is not by hating and cursing that new and better humanities are created.

Therefore Simone, continue to be this way, but do not think that better or worse peoples exist. There are better or worse men, that's true!

Ciao!

I didn't say this... I generalized, it's true, but as I repeat, if I see a video where out of 100 people passing by and seeing a bleeding child only 1 stops to help him, to me that is a shitty people, I reiterate. If everyone had stopped to help him except for one, I would have said that was the exception that proves the rule. In this case, the one who stopped is the exception that proves the rule and this should make you reflect, and very carefully, on that population! Because figures like these do not push us to reason about the subject but about the people.

painting everyone with the same brush is not right..... it has always created injustices, condemning those who are unfortunately innocent... abroad Italian = mobster, I am not that and I would like others to consider me for who I am and not throw me into a cauldron in a superficial way with the excuse that we are all the same anyway.... it is not true that we are all the same.....