Some words recently used by Myrta Merlin On afternoon 5 they unleashed a storm on the moderator. In an episode a few days ago, the journalist spoke of “too much love” in reference to the Alexandria massacre, in which a man killed his wife, son and mother-in-law before committing suicide. And for that she was bombarded with criticism. Merlino then decided to respond with a long post on Instagram in which she invites everyone to watch the episode of the show again to understand what she really meant by this sentence.
Many sided with the moderator. One user in particular defended Myrta Merlino on the one hand, but also indirectly attacked the previous moderator of Pomeriggio 5 on the other. Barbara D’Urso: “People who have no prejudices about you and your professionalism understood what you wanted to say and, most importantly, in what way!” Unfortunately, these people who comment have completely forgotten the fools of those who presented before you – wrote the user – they all suddenly forgot about the inappropriate phrases, the inappropriate reactions and, most importantly, the inappropriate smileys! Everything was suddenly forgotten! That’s because, unfortunately, they’re doing everything they can to discourage you and make you give up!”
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What caught the eye of other users of the platform was the fact that Merlino was doing this “I like” to this comment, even though it contained an implicit attack on D’Urso. If someone thinks that the moderator just wanted to thank the user for the kind words towards her, someone else does not rule out that there could be something else behind her gesture.