outlandish ideas will come out a lot today. If you put off the political prejudices, we may collect them into a Umorismario Political roderci without too much of the liver. Furthermore, this would bring significant positive effects on publishing and lay the foundation for a best seller in export that can make a worthy competition to the books of Gattuso, Totti Materazzi and, if not the IgNobel Prize Federico Moccia. Certainly gains in mental health as they could even donate the proceeds to the State which would lighten the tax burden as well. But times are hard and then you need to take to the streets to reclaim their dignity as human beings, make their little ant vibration of the system. He has little time to relax in gay literature and things should be taken seriously. Manifest? Not really convenient. At least before I had the satisfaction of saying I went to show for my rights, I do not listen but does not cost me anything (except a mild gastritis). Well, the Mayor of Rome Alemanno, we could see in his formidable output to Tomas Milian - without being able to boast the vocal setting of Ferruccio Amendola - "If you put the charge on the ring road background." You see that is a respected in its environment if it is to use these mezzucci calm to gain respect. And you can imagine while riding a mastiff destroy asphalt rushes to the ring determined to destroy it. Genius!
Now the latest idea of \u200b\u200bRubbish Capitol is this: a tax on parades. Output per se is not unhappy to 100%, but we see that Aleman is used to roll round the lips of a pulse and then exclaim "Doh!" by the vague semblance Simpsioniane. With absolute respect to Homer Simpson for charity! It is not just the best idea how to patch the holes in the budget, in addition, the range of a little 'to tell those protesters who are protesting in time of crisis, not only will not be heard, but do not even have to pay to be heard. Manifesting is a right recognized by the Constitution, if only because it makes the voice of the head is not the only voice allowed.
Alemanno's about numbers: "for a big rally of 100 thousand people the cost is € 35 thousand for the municipal police, € 30 thousand for Ama, € 15 thousand for the health services, 15 thousand for Civil Defence, 5 000 € for the barriers for a total of 100 thousand euro. " You can see that the sums paid by the municipality are peanuts and should be given to Alemanno applaud if and only if, Rome was a clean city and the protesters only to get dirty. zozzeria In Rome there n 'is everywhere and not just in the days of marches, then, in short, that is something to cover to mask the incompetence against the deterioration of the city? In addition, the champions of the order would make at least a little' consistency: if in fact you have to pay, and rightly so, for the services which you use, it should at least tell her to repay the principal speaker of the underground racing demonstrators that the last major event of the PDL have a free ride. It is said even was a million. Excellent! Million people who, theoretically, by function Alemanniana should have produced a cost of € 1 million in local funds in addition to the above-mentioned free travel by underground. Well, then you start making people pay the arrears: well ask them to his superior, the President's got the money!
"It's the fault of the financial hole left by the left" is justified Alemanno. In fact, I was wondering if it was not the fault of the previous administration if the money is missing rather than being due to reduced revenue to local government. "Alemanno does nothing but raise taxes" thunder from the left. Most obvious answer in the world. I begin to understand that the wealth of responses is standard and limited. If nothing else, I can use if one day I was in similar conditions. Are you the government is the fault of those who were there first, if you're the opposition that the ruler wants to raise taxes, which you would never have done. Two basic principles are important cornerstones of political action. I might even be the head of a party caught these two commandments. So now I have to gather people to pressure the authorities to put into practice what I learned. "But you pay? Really?" "Um, ok, come on, I'll see you on facebook!"
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