The rapper insulted and insulted Don Alberto Ravagnani for no reason during the podcast Musso Selvaggio. The priest’s response is a manifesto of intelligence, authentic respect and openness to dialogue
During the hundredth episode ofPussio Selvaggio – the podcast by fedez and Luis Sal – the rapper, while talking to a guest in the studio (Il Masseo, née Edoardo Magro), begins to insult the priest Don Alberto Ravagnani. Even the guest who was there only two years ago is immediately put in the queue Wild Moss together with Don Alberto.
The insults in the sequel by Muschio Selvaggio to Don Alberto Ravagnani
“The most watched episode of all is the one with you Masseo”, says Luis Sal, and Fedez adds: “with you and with this piece M…. by Don Alberto”. And down with laughter and then Il Masseo: “He’s an ignorant bastard who keeps talking about the same things in 2022, don’t change your mentality. As a sneaky, manipulative person, you will end up in Hell.” Fedez turned to the director: “bippa anything but leave it”. And still to mockery.
What fun! Bending with laughter.
This is the beginning of the very deep and motivated insult of the rapper and his guest against Don Ravagnani. Lots of arguments, debates, comparisons.
Fedez excluded Don Alberto from the episode but he preferred to insult and insult him for no reason.
A pathetic and depressing skit most of time by those posing as civil rights advocates. It appeared to be witnessing an embarrassing episode in which children with verbal incontinence problems or those with Tourette’s Syndrome have fun repeating indiscriminately and in bursts bad words that are forbidden at home. As the actor Giovanni Scifoni commented on Don Alberto’s post published on Instagram: “(…) three boys at the last counter giggling while saying caccapuzzapipì”.
Video response from Don Ravagnani: “Let’s learn education with Wild Moss”
The priest responded with an intelligent and prolific video on this very sad episode, of which he was the protagonist against his will, entitled: “Let’s learn PARENTAGE with Wild Moss. Some simple but fundamental lessons to live well together and not make a bad impression”.
A coffee was spilled on him for no reason
Imagine you go to work in the morning like every day of your life, you go to your favorite bar, you order your cappuccino with cream cones, you turn around and an old acquaintance of yours spills the coffee on you. So for no reason. And he starts laughing too. That’s how I felt.
Don Alberto continues:
“I want to try to get something good out of this story for all children”
What hurt me the most was seeing my boys’ disappointed and sad eyes. “But did you tell him something?”, “No”, “Then why did they tell you that?”. “Eh, guys, I don’t know.” There they were bad, but so bad. I want to at least try to take some good from this story, especially by thinking about my boys, all boys really. Perhaps some of you are being bullied or have been bullied. (…)
And so the priest offers some simple Education 2.0 lessons with simplicity and effectiveness.
Don’t spill coffee on someone you hate, go and have it with them
And then in the final he proposes:
(…) I’ve said a lot of things, but in the end the heart of the discussion is this: if you’re at the bar and you see someone you want to spill your coffee on too, don’t do it. Go drink with him, sit at a table. And speaking. Who knows… maybe a nice friendship will emerge from the coffee you’ve taken together against your will.
Overcoming Evil with Good: Wild Moss 0, Don Alberto 1
Don Davide Banzato wrote well and commented on the video: (…) “Win evil with good”. You Alberto did it with a smile (…)
That’s it: Don, you won!
