Catania, the mayor and half the ordinances do not order
Abstract: I give a damn for me to walk. And worse for those who take the car to make fifty meters are stressed out, touch the heart attack, they risk dismissal because they arrive late, pollute, spending money on petrol, parking attendants are extorted by the most abusive and are in the big ass and cellulite.
said, I wonder what is the "ratio" under which a mayor (a mayor part-time, in reality, then half the mayor, we are talking about in Catania: Raffaele Stancanelli), there being a Sunday in the middle, between the party the patron saint of Catholic citizens and the return to work Monday, he decided to start cleaning the streets of wax - that the natives are scattered everywhere - in its first day of the week and during peak hours, then closed to traffic automotive and continuing through the main streets during peak hours of the next days.
closed to traffic and street Etnea Charondas for removal of wax, Monday morning Catania is hell: the streets side are covered with layers of cars, buses emerge from unexpected places by the most unexpected paths, with obvious inconvenience to those who wait at bus stops usual, the exhaust gases are so concentrated and focused in the air "solid" (I know : If a gas is a gas, is anything but a solid, but I assure you it does) that you can touch them and they are paying even those few citizens Catania who have chosen not to pollute or not to increase confusion. Why the mayor à demi has provided for street cleaning on Sunday (which, perhaps, someone would also avoid slipping during a bike ride or walk) and for the night, when the road closures would cause significantly less discomfort? Why not warned in time and information to citizens in Catania? But, above all, as in the days before the party had issued an order to prohibit the use of wax (rushing to say, however, that the city would not have been militarized) and too dangerous barbecues arranged by hand to roast the sausage, because there was already that has not enforced? Perhaps because his most devoted citizens that if they fuck the rules are his own voters and as such it fucking rules and just as he fuck his constituents and the rules are still rules to be made just for the sake of violating? Or
the ordinance has made it only to spring up the ass when some poor fellow we left the skin as it happened last year? No, because I do not know if anyone remembers, but the town of Catania - frightening because of the debts and contracts by Scapagnini-Lombardo Stancanelli that has not been able to heal - for years, as everybody knows who is taking have broken something on foot or by bike finishing holes in the streets of Catania, has no money to pay this kind of damage.
Thereafter, a "tissue" (not in the sense Berlusconi, but in that Mussolini, though these days things are mixed up) told us that hundreds of operators are already working for days to remove the wax and avoid accidents. Which, of course, have already occurred, because the wax is still there and there are few people for whom the Etnea sgraditissima became a ski slope with the final tumble, while the tires of the cars continue to creak ominously as the doors of a castle inhabited by ghosts and expect to hear a bang at any moment.
Meanwhile, however, I felt a sort of commissioner, interviewed by Rai region, to respond in a mocking tone, something like: Well, the orders are made. ... But we need to start talking about it, getting used to the idea. In
Sicily is said: "A squagghiata from Nivi, is the vidunu purtusi. Here the snow - in this case, the wax - still have not managed to dissolve it, but you will see all the holes: those of the inability to govern, to address an emergency that is not seen that happens every year to prepare a plan to restore the traffic for a little 'breathing in a city choked by all (from unemployment to pollution), up to the abyss that is the institutionalization of a sense of condoning illegality. Yeah ... ... the orders are made just to accept, but then you laugh over and worse for those who still believe in the rules.
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