exaggerated I find this protest against the unification of Italy. I also continue to be angry about the lies that are perpetuated in the years that continue to blacken the memory of the south, but southern WARNING. The Bourbons, although not devils, they were not saints. Here we revisionism otherwise continuously crossing the bounds of common sense. Believe that they were enlightened monarchs, not stragista, caring and modern principles? NO, they were not. Monarchs were not better nor worse than others who did the best for their nation, particularly in the capital.
They certainly were not worse than the Savoy, mind you, but all this holiness on my nerves. The partisan principles, principles that have moved Garibaldi and the thousand that were so strong. Garibaldi was taken around and almost forced to deliver the Teano southern Italy, freed from absolute monarchy (and not by the Bourbons), Vittorio Emanuele. The theft and subsequent abandonment of the southern Italy are more than disagree and condemn all, but the values \u200b\u200bdo not. Benigni yesterday spoke mostly of these, I can not criticize him (except for a lie he said in a moment, related to a witness turned out to be false over time, which is probably not even aware of). Talk about a future
duosiciliano, a southern Italy staccato, secessionist, for me it's stupid. We must think about the future, while maintaining the battles for the defense of our cultural heritage, for the rehabilitation of memory and reputation of the South. We must move forward, a return to the Two Sicilies would be a throwback, the old man, something that could no longer exist today: A zombie.
Please let reason and not be led by populism that both condemn elsewhere.
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