Like a wolf I smell the air ….
Periodically, in various left-wing newspapers, "appeals" from intellectuals are repeated, such as Natalia Aspesi (I don't even know how to define her, but I think she defines herself in this way) according to which "men must take to the streets" against femicide .
I am referring to such filth, which I often read:
of Natalia Aspesi 
Honestly, there will be those males who will take to the streets. There is always someone who accepts this kind of thing (we used to say to people like them "oh, let us know if it works!"), And we know that there were Muslims who took to the streets against terrorism.
But the question is: does it make sense to ask? After September 11, the entire Islamic community was asked to take to the streets, as if to show that they had nothing to do with it, or because they had been labeled terrorists and were very generously offered them to get rid of it. They could "clear customs".
It is quite obvious that the request is inadmissible. And it is inadmissible for several reasons.
First of all, femicide is a crime. It is done largely by males, it is true, but there is a gigantic difference between necessary conditions and sufficient conditions. For example, the majority of violence against children is committed by the mother, but we do not ask them to take to the streets.
Just as we do not ask immigrants to take to the streets for the crimes of immigrants, and so on. Or rather, there are those who ask. Meloni, for example.
And the reason is simple: taking to the streets to take off the killer label requires you to have it on first. So I am asked to have a role in the phenomenon, and then "compensate" the women by taking to the streets, as if I had something to forgive myself for in that chapter.
But I have NOTHING to be forgiven for, in the chapter "femicide", "rape" or "violence against women".
But there is a second point that obviously keeps me away from those squares.
If you are (at least psychologically) over 15, sniffing a trap isn't that hard. At least, not this kind of trap. There is the smell of hatred in the air.
Years and years ago, when the leader of the League was Umberto Bossi, the Northern League welcomed a warm invitation to all constitutional forces to join the celebrations for April 25th. They were covered with spitting, whistling, and throwing various objects.
In practice, they almost lynched them. Because in words that demonstration was for the Republic, but in fact it was full of people who wanted to lead their hands. Liberation was just a fig leaf of hatred.
And yes, of course, the Corleone of the situation, whose left, or sinister, no one doubted got there because if the League had been kicked out of the procession, the Liberation Day would have appeared clearly for what it was. : the party of a single faction, of half a democracy. And probably not even the best one.
And when I smell the air, I smell hate. There will not be only, as is often said, the activism of mothers, sisters, daughters. There will also be these here:
I know now I'm going to tell you it's just a book. Mein Kampf is also a book. But that was more than enough to explain who the Nazis were. The same goes for this book.
If I went to the square I would find these. Oh, maybe some other Corleone would offer to protect, others maybe "Clear through Customs".
Problem: I don't want to be "cleared through customs". I have no customs to go through. I am a full-fledged citizen and have the same dignity as anyone else. I'm not going to go get spit and whistle just because someone thinks they have the POWER to clear customs.
I don't know why in the 90s Bossi wanted to go to the liberation party. After the spitting and whistling, they never did. As well as for Moratti. But I'm not Bossi, and I'm not Moratti. And I'm not going to come and get spit and whistles that I don't deserve.
I am sorry.
Dear Aspesi, in those squares you will never see me: I smell the air, and I smell the hate.
And wolves, especially old ones, know how to survive.