So far, everything's fine.

You still don't understand anything about how power works.

You can be honestly convinced to fight the system and simultaneously offer it exactly what it needs. You don't need to imagine a hidden direction behind every episode of violence. It is enough to observe who takes advantage of it and how the story of what happened is built.

Cossiga, for example, but not only he, had understood it very well. We, obviously, much less.

We have years behind militancy, the 1970s, the Voltage Strategy, Genoa 2001, decades of studies on political communication and the construction of consensus. We should have learned something, at least about the relationship between violence, information and public opinion.

And instead we are still here, to confuse the ability to mess up with that to change things, also because no one here now manages to organize segments of rebelism capable at least to imagine a new state of things.