Monday, November 8, 2010
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X Factor, and Ruby Pompeii
I admit it. I saw all the editions of X Factor. Few programs of pure entairtement me loyal in this way. In the last episode on Saturday, there was the usual "final showdown" between two competitors in the race: one of them is always on its way out ... the harsh law of the talent show. We were close to midnight. One of the two challengers, the affable Roger, just 17 years. Minor point. The law in Italy does not allow children under 18 to perform live after midnight. This rule, Francesco Facchinetti, the presenter, has complied with the faithful. Poor Roger, then eliminated, was represented on stage by his father. Thirty seconds from midnight is eclipsed, and its contribution to the final clash was a prerecorded video. Many will perhaps find this ridiculous law. I do not think it is. Indeed. The image of Dad on stage to take the place of the little talent, apart from doing so tenderly, it seemed that every time a micro signal something serious in this country is conceived and implemented. The representation of the "right thing to do. Too bad that just happens in a format television. There are age groups that should be respected. A minor is a minor. May have a clean face or thighs of Roger kilometers of Ruby on duty is always a being that very little is facing, at least by birth, adult life. It should be protected. There are times that must be respected, to live stages, a process of growth that must be safeguarded. And then, at midnight, it ranks in bed, even if you're a champion. Our thoughts turn to the last pictures I saw of the girl friend of both Moroccan Premier. The show has Annozero Michele Santoro. Seventeen again, legs spread in the simulation of a sort of striptease orgy-lap-dance. And all this for weeks and months after surgery merciful Silvio Berlusconi. Seven thousand euro, a phone call, the design of a ball pretty good and the withdrawal in Genoa, the proprietor of the local host of dubious taste.
not a question of morality, there is no room for bigoted speech. It 's just the assessment of serious and responsible actions. The rule on children on TV is. The initiatives of the Prime Minister a little 'less ...
Reliability, trustworthiness, reliability. In Europe it is said that "the Italians are happier French and vice versa. You may laugh now and then, you can be happy even more, but the sense of seriousness should not be affected. The seriousness is not in Pompeii, I do not know when, but if a whole domus collapses can not just blame one or the other. Those who continue to give speeches like this is, guess what, not serious.
Perhaps the extreme joy he gave us in the head. You can not be so foolish as to throw in the rubbish (yes, trad 'it), a wealth envy, that is, from all over the world. I imagine the smiles in the French salons, the dismay of Berlin, wide-eyed Japanese. And all the world to repeat in chorus: "You're crazy, stupid, as well as not serious."
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