> the same mistakes Italy did Italy, I understand, also had had a tradition of conciliation and search for common grounds, a call to the common good. (A drive

> the same mistakes Italy did Italy, I understand, also had had a tradition of conciliation and search for common grounds, a call to the common good. (A drive helped by the fight against a common enemy before the half of the past century.) The grave mistake is polarization, those steps towards a "cold civil war" (that seems now so common around the world). But before that, allowing the twisted stagnate in their dumb lowly positions (like said taste for «destr[uction]» and «disconnect[ion] from reality»), in the disgregation of the societal spirit - a root of the abovesaid polarization. It is a lurking entropic phenomenon requiring active correction, normally through debate, through "talking", productive confrontation; it is not absent in these pages.