Between the grammar and etiquette. For years, the walls of Turin, the posters appear periodically with a written peremptory: MODERATE. The capital is not enough to make the idea of \u200b\u200bhow thick and threatening letters that are written, that seen from afar intimidating as an army of bouncers deployed. When we walked past the first few times, it seemed to me one of those millennial messages such as "Zeus sees you" (See Charles pestle), and I happened to arrest me in front of it to reflect on when and how I had behaved so reckless as to justify a call from someone so energetic. It took me a long time to realize that that was not written an exhortation addressed to me and other sinners, but the manifesto of a political party, the "moderates" in fact, multicolored team that brings together nearly all the parties of fugitives arc Parliamentary by Rifondazione Forza Italy. Other
can not tell you about their political, except in the Piedmont are with the Centre and Apulia with the center.
The only certainty about them is that I do not know the Italian grammar, or that are rude. To avoid any ambiguity would have been enough emphasis, or at least that would use a smaller font. Not having done neither the one nor the other, you'd think that they wrote it on purpose. And what are the real ones the first to have to moderate.
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