A look towards the future but with our feet and heart firmly planted in the distant past. The Pd debuts on Threadsthe social network of Meta/Facebook competitor of X (the former Twitter) making its debut in Europe, with a nice post on fascism.
The one chosen by Elly Schlein and its communication gurus to land on the microblogging platform with which Mark Zuckerberg challenge Elon Musk it is a business card that says a lot about the spirit that animates the Nazarene. In the 500 characters (maximum limit allowed for each post on Threads), the dems make it clear: “Long live anti-fascist Italy, Always. Also on Threads”. The La Scala gallery manager will be delighted Marco Vizzardelli, who a week ago with that very scream had stirred up the premiere of Don Carlo, creating a small media sensation.
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As if the quote wasn’t enough, the “democratic party” peppered its post with the emoticon of a closed fist, which on the left never hurts. As the newspaper points out The weather, if the good morning starts in the morning, staying on the App of Schlein and his companions does not promise to be very easy. In fact, the comments are merciless: “In fact, the problem of Italy today is precisely fascism”, “Even writing bullshit on Threads”, “A mix of political cringe and the most total inadequacy to be part of social media like that, absurd”, “I think you’ve just won the award for the most unsuccessful thread. Congratulations, you’ve finally won something”, “Election campaign that was fine 80 years ago, you’re always on point”.
The Roman newspaper directed by Davide Vecchi also underlines the comment of a user who introduces himself as signed up to the Democratic Party: “Come on, it seems a joke. So the Democratic Party, the main opposition party, can’t do anything better than ride the wave of a random journalist who shouted one thing (albeit a very right one)? Now let’s go on how many months with this story?”.
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2023-12-15 10:12:00
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