Landini: "Meloni is a courtesan." The prime minister: "She calls me a prostitute because she has no arguments."
The Prime Minister attacks: "Here's the left lecturing us." The CGIL leader: "Political criticism, not sexism."Per restare aggiornato entra nel nostro canale Whatsapp
The general secretary of the CGIL, Maurizio Landini, evidently clouded by mounting resentment (which I understand), calls me a "courtesan" on television. I think everyone knows the most common meaning of this word, but for the benefit of those who don't know, I'll publish the first definition found with a quick internet search. And here's another splendid example of the left: the one that for decades has lectured us about respecting women, but then, lacking any arguments, calls a woman a prostitute to criticize her.
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wrote this on social media, referring to a statement made by the leader of the CGIL union a few days ago, during the program "Di martedì" on La 7.
The prime minister also published a dictionary definition of "courtesan": "A woman of easy virtue, a hetaera; a euphemism for prostitute."
At “Di Martedì”, where he was a guest after the recent general strike and the pro-Palestinian demonstrations , Landini had stated: «The workers in Italy took to the streets to defend the honour of Italy in the name of brotherhood, of democracy, something that Meloni did not do, she limited herself to being Trump's courtesan and did not lift a finger , fortunately there were Italian citizens who took to the streets and defended the dignity and honour of this country.
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On that occasion, the host, Giovanni Floris , asked Landini: "Will the term 'courtesan' be reprimanded because it's somewhat sexist: does it mean following in Trump's footsteps without making an impact?" "Well, of course," the CGIL leader explained, "it means following Trump's lead and being Trump's errand boy."
Following the prime minister's post , the CGIL secretary responded: "No sexist insults and no hard feelings. Tuesday evening, as a guest of Giovanni Floris on "Di Martedì," in a ten-minute interview, which anyone can easily rewatch, in response to a question about the Middle East truce agreement, I immediately clarified, to avoid any misunderstanding or exploitation of the term used, what I meant: that Meloni was in Trump's wake, she was at Trump's court, she was Trump's bagman . I evidently expressed," Landini concluded, "a political judgment on the failed role of our government and its prime minister."
(Unioneonline)
