A pass to tame you
Marco Mandrino

The “passes” that favour the tamed have sadly become fashionable. And so the withered keepers of left-wing cultural hegemony, who can't bear any kind of philosophical vitality, have decided to impose the signing of an “an***a****a” permit on anyone wishing to take part in the next edition of “Più libri più liberi”.
As if to say, “you're only welcome if you think like me”.
So the “più libri più liberi” book fair, in total contradiction with its own name, demands that Passaggio al Bosco, who are not only my publisher but also a group of people I consider friends, will not be able to take part in the next edition unless they show themselves compliant with the blackmail (something which, if I know them, they will never do).
What we need to do, and what we are doing, is create events that are not politicised and not ideologically driven, where the only pass required is to truly have something to say, and to stop the habit of simply being “against” whoever says something.
m.m.
