The world turned upside down: the strange case of the jailbird referee
For years, Italy, following the worst global trends, has been falling into the abyss of the absurd.
The resounding success of General Vannacci’s book is an example of how dear the topic is to Italians, to that silent majority that is forced to suffer everything in the name of political correctness and woke ideology, often with the support of the European Union which never misses an opportunity to raise its be radical-chic to the quantitative and qualitative measure of the human being.
To return to Italy, the absurd stories are well known according to which if one defends property and harms the thief then he is hit by justice and not the thief. If you go on the subway and are robbed by the “usual suspects”, political protectors and do-good journalists immediately arise who then squeal like plucked chickens when it is their turn to suffer the same treatment.
If a condominium administrator steals your money, he can do it easily because it then becomes statute-barred, because perhaps embezzlement is a crime of “little social alarm”, according to some prosecutors. For decades, to do theater you have to be imprisoned, or rather, for decades, convicts have had preferential lanes to act at the expense of real actors who take it out where the sun doesn’t shine, after studying for years and behaving like good guys. citizens.
The myth of the “good convict” has existed for decadesthat is, the prisoner to whom society owes particular attention because he is a “lost sheep”.
If you think about it, it is precisely in the Gospel that this highly criticisable vision of the world is establishedexactly in the parable of the prodigal son and the fatted calf sacrificed in his honor by the do-gooder and radical-chic father, to the detriment of his good (and gonzo) brother.
In Poggioreale prison, for example, there is free Sky and inmates can watch the matches of their favorite team in front of the citizens who pay to watch them and perhaps they cannot afford it due to the exorbitant taxes.
The last “pearl” we were missing is that of the “jailbait referee” who caused intense orgasms to our local do-gooders.
Robber Klodian Bajraktari becomes rugby referee
Klodian Bajraktari, an Albanian prisoner, made his debut a few days ago in Turin in the unprecedented role of a rugby referee. Bajraktari left Lorusso and Cotugno prison taking advantage of the usual special permit and went off to referee a match in the under 14 regional championship.
Corriere della Sera, through an article by Riccardo Bruno, paints an idyllic portrait of him: “Klodian is not a man of many words, he has a deep and attentive look. He says that at first he preferred to be alone, that rugby changed his character. Before I reacted even to something silly, now I like being around people. A 12 year sentence for robberies, 3 and a half years still to be served. With the oval ball he immediately distinguished himself, from Verona he was transferred to Turin to join La Drola, the first team of prisoners in Italy that also played in Serie C. In June he chose to follow the match director course, as part of the «Referees beyond bars» project promoted by Federugby: 8 members, 7 prisoners and a prison police officer”.
The hagiographic ending makes it a portrait of Santa Maria Goretti of the oval ball: “The final whistle goes, the match is over. Klodian was very attentive, he ran after every ball without ever losing sight of an action. He melts into a smile only now when he sees the boys of the two teams who, after having fought each other hard, gather in a circle. And they all shout together: «Long live rugby! Hip, hip, hip hooray.”
In truth we should shout “Long live Justice! Hip, hip, hip hooray” but unfortunately, given the circumstances, it can’t be done. In fact, the message that was conveyed with this unfortunate choice is the opposite, that is, that a prisoner still in prison can give “legality lessons” to those on the outside who perhaps even behaved well, respected the laws, paid his taxes and above all he didn’t rob others. Do we also want to pay him handsomely for his commitment? Shall we offer him some oysters and champagne? And then who knows, some guy who has already busted his balls (not oval but traditionally spherical) from the “world upside down” could imitate him, given that you then become actors or referees and the Corriere della Sera also writes well about you. Who knows what the victims robbed by Bajraktari think, as they also have to pay for his luxurious rehabilitation with their taxes.
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