“Of course, if you want to demonize your opponent, use the image of the devil, that is, absolute evil. When the controversy reaches these levels, it is physiological. It’s not only very simple and superficial, it’s completely idiotic. It is obvious that the phenomena and tragedies we are witnessing have nothing to do with what Nazism and the figure of Hitler represented, either ideologically or strategically-politically. It is utter idiocy, which only counts as vulgar propaganda. But that applies not only to this war, but to all conflicts since the Second World War. If we want to talk about National Socialism, then we are also talking about the exceptional nature of the National Socialist experience in relation to fascism. Let’s say Nazi-Fascism, but that’s nonsense, politically there was an alliance, but ideologically and culturally they are two phenomena that, if you think that way and it’s no longer fashionable, must be strictly separated “.
Giletti then asks Cacciari for advice on the possible stopping of Bianca Berlinguer’s Cartabianca show: “Let’s not confuse great tragedies with farces, blacklists and the jokes of certain journalists who call me Putinian… This war has consequences for ‘Europe destroyed’ every performance of European political unity, beyond appearances. All these accusations and subterfuges are a farce, let’s leave them alone, they don’t count, let’s talk about the tragedy and how to get out of it. White paper? I don’t think they will close the program. If Rai decides to close a program, it matters absolutely, but I don’t think so. “She’s a woman with great history and great experience, we’ll see…” points out Giletti, who doesn’t shy away from mentioning the Rai3 journalist and the controversy surrounding her TV show.