800.000 students protest in Italy

i got an italian friend, but havnt spoke to him for a while. lets see what he says to this.
this kind of things also happends almost each year in denmark but since italy is bigger country. etc

70.000 professors will get fired!?
That's just wrong

CoolKidX wrote:

70.000 professors will get fired!?
That's just wrong

That's also the reason why there is almost a million demonstrants.
Imagine what will happen to the students, if 70.000 professors will be missing. There will be overcrowded classrooms and if will be hard to study the major you want.

If our students in Austria rallied for such a huge protest 7 years ago, I would have never had to pay university fees. Austrian government is more scared of their people than fascist Berlusconi.

damn, poor Italian students

yeah yeah... berlusconi, a general strike was advised but soo hard wasnnt it

he's just a How is that a Bad word????
I remember many finacical and political newspapers predicting a I'M SORRY! I SHOULD NOT SWEAR! THE KGB CAN HEAR EVERYONE! like this.

Kenzu wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7a34o65Rks

After Italian right wing prime minister Berlusconi passed the law Gelmini, which will reduce the government spending on universities by 1.4 billion Euro and will fire 70.000 professors, almost a million students have gathered from all over Italy to protest in Rome.

Berlusconi responded to this protest: "It is a scandalous left-wing, which wants to change facts"

90% of all schools remained closed in protest to this new law.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=273HX4fspjc

One has to wonder, why the hell would a leader care about a students' strike? Also, inevitable law +1.

Stos wrote:

Kenzu wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7a34o65Rks

After Italian right wing prime minister Berlusconi passed the law Gelmini, which will reduce the government spending on universities by 1.4 billion Euro and will fire 70.000 professors, almost a million students have gathered from all over Italy to protest in Rome.

Berlusconi responded to this protest: "It is a scandalous left-wing, which wants to change facts"

90% of all schools remained closed in protest to this new law.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=273HX4fspjc

One has to wonder, why the hell would a leader care about a students' strike? Also, inevitable law +1.

Money.

Tyrlop wrote:

Money.

Students do not generate value themselves.

Kenzu wrote:

This creates costs and also a lot of discontent amongst the population, which will not vote for him again and his party will loose popularity.[/color]

Burn a car buy another; Burn a building, restore it. It all helps this economic system which doesn't serve at all to satisfy needs but to keep people working for the capitalists' interests.

if there is only few educated people in italy in the next 30 years then italy will become very poor, ofcourse berloskninske dont care but if he is nationalist he would do. but im not sure what he is. conservativ corupt catholik (papa) CCCP?

Actually students do get income, they're investments you make on you're economy's future.

Tyrlop wrote:

if there is only few educated people in italy in the next 30 years then italy will become very poor

Bullshit.
Hardly anybody these days gets educated, rich fucks ain't getting too poor (because countries can't be poor, since that doesn't make sense).

Zealot_Kommunizma wrote:

Tyrlop wrote:

Money.

Students do not generate value themselves.

wat????

lolol
human capital? something Mexico generally lacks.

mattabesta wrote:

wat????

lolol
human capital? something Mexico generally lacks.

Students, by the act of studying, do not create a commodity that is going to be sold.

haha, every one knows the one thing students strive for is to become sold to rich mexican CEOs as slaves!


But is this the kind of thing you meant?

Berlusconi = Idiot.
this is WRONG!