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09-02-2011, 02:33 PM
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Manu, You will be surprised but, the same that you wrote, could apply to a lot of countries. Sometimes i feel the same about mine. Sometimes I love it.
Italy it´s a beatifull country. I was there a few years ago. I love Birndisi, Venecia and Roma of course. Love your food, your women, your wine. Your landscapes and your sense of humour your history and your art. I´m from Argentina, and of course, my grandparents are from italy (Cattalnisetta, is that correctly written?) and from Croatia. My surname is italian. Every country in the world has issues, and thing to be proud of. Even the more poor or the worst administrated ones. Sorry for the Ot.
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#2
09-02-2011, 02:43 PM
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yes much italian live to much nation in the world you find italian peoples and italian surname in AUSTRALIA CANADA (expecialy TORONTO) ARGENTINA (expecialy la plaza to buenos aires) U.S.A. NEW YORK and CONNEcticut massachusetts pennsilvanya NORTH EAST U.S.A. and you find italian surname also in U.K. also in THAILANDIA and to PHILIPPINES.
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#4
09-02-2011, 03:09 PM
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Ricordare il fascismo portandolo ad esempio, inneggiandolo o elogiandolo è in Italia, in primo luogo, un reato, ed in questo forum, in secondo luogo, bandito. Riguardo agli stilemi comunicativi in uso durante il regime ti ricordo, ad onor del vero, che sono semplicemente, impropriamente e maccheronicamente ripresi da quelli in uso durante i fasti del periodo classico, in modo da colpire ed illudere il popolo. Napoleone, ad onor di cronaca, fu il primo ad adottare un simile impianto comunicativo impostando il gusto del suo impero su basi classiche. Legittimare il presente riportando in maniera distorta la storia è un'operazione ormai nota, inutile, ingiustificata e becera che denota conformismo, ignoranza e regresso sociale. Last edited by Cataplasma; 09-02-2011 at 04:14 PM.
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09-02-2011, 03:11 PM
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#7
09-02-2011, 03:16 PM
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Eccomi
Ciao a tutti, sono anch'io italiano di terra terronica
 Comunque sia, lo scopo del topic era di cercare altri italiani all'interno del forum non quello di fare politica o di ricordare nostalgicamente periodi neri della storia italiana (anche se è giusto non dimenticare)... dai adesso ritorniamo in topic e chiudiamola qui! 
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#8
09-02-2011, 03:17 PM
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ok continuate con il vostro scopo va bene cosi.ma ricordate anche voi le regole del forum si parla solo in iglese.
REMEMBER the rules of forum speack only english for respect all comunity in this forum and if you speack mather lenguagge please after translate in english whit subtitle. Last edited by Xilon_x; 09-02-2011 at 03:20 PM.
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#9
09-02-2011, 03:46 PM
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I know about that and I'm sorry, I'll "speack" english. Anyway I wrote in italian for you and you should be grateful and happy to be one of the few people that understand what I wrote to you.
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#10
09-02-2011, 02:57 PM
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Another one here, chalk it up on your blackboard
Italian 100% , even though I got to live in Canada, Scotland, and now Russia (from next month on... fingers crossed). Our country is amazingly beautiful, we have a great, unbelievable, incredible past. I agree that our country is in big, HUGE troubles.... but the problem IMO just lies in the people... The worst enemy of an italian is.... another italian unfortunately. I often don't feel "at home" in my own country to be honest, and that's terrible. I remember a great thought written by a german philosopher (If I'm not mistaken) that said: "The Italians always complain about something... hence, they're living fine"  Having returned from a long holiday in the distant Uzbekistan recently has made me realize what is like living under a dictatorship in reality... But we're drifting a little bit off topic here... Cheers Rick Last edited by Rickusty; 09-02-2011 at 03:20 PM.
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