What's The Difference Between Flip Mino And Ultra

policy content and the communication

Italy is increasingly the Republic based on the Realities ... .. Big Brother, The Island of the Famous (and not so famous) ... .. The elections, now broadcast the 2010 regional elections, which is only a remote voting . Oh, if you think to computerize the procedure would not be so bad in 2010: Great save money, time, etc. etc.. But the Government, those involved in innovation? Brunette! Well, let's do the mayor of Venice.

But that's not what I think. Political reasons and Realities.

Politics: The art of governing the society. And then everything should be a debate on what form of government, as initiatives such measures. By voting the voters identify the major objectives, of course, and then see if those who work with the laws enacted (and even repealed, because politics is also "clean") will reach those objectives. Then we hear the candidates speak of a crisis and how they help us to overcome, and how they think of pollution management; mobility and how they plan to improve it. Specifically what vul say "in practice" federalism. In short, the previous administration and budget strategies for the next.

it comes to addressing the substance but the question is: I can talk about the political content. Obviously it. There may be a ruling class of people trained, technically competent and provide Enlarged. But .... Oh, but we were taught that politics is "the art of communicating." Hence the flourishing of talk-shows "politicized" in which participants listen to Devon, guests must ensure share, the journalists themselves, politicized, they have to listen ... and the people ... .. televoting. In the etymological sense of the term, namely: Rate what appears on television more or have more audience. Just because it interrupts the other with a certain continuity, the next insult, mocking his opponent.

use the ridiculous blackout of RAI to stop to reflect on the content. Maybe after watching a good movie, read a book, listening to music. Art is always.

Carlo Gorla Brignolo