A Day strike, a disappointment to have arrived late and did not have involved other people.
I am a student in mobilization (how many) against the University Reform Gelmini, the indiscriminate cutting of the Government and the Public University, freer, mass and quality compared to the current barons, and Marquis Visconti.
very late even I am about the hunger strike, joining the call "We hunger for culture" Coordination K5 - Oriental Studies of the University of Rome. More
reasons lead me to this form of protest, little known by young people and often viewed with amusement and laughter, as if he had less dignity of an event or other forms of protest.
1) First of all, I distance myself from the manner in which degenerated the demonstration in Rome on December 14 last year. Do not recognize myself in that form of protest, does not belong to my political action and your cock turns me heavily when public attention from the event, and the content is routed to the photos of devastation, to jump dream of journalists in the past, the game is infiltrate "with sequelae of video images. I am a student and I study, I optimize my time and I expect that what little I do to reach as many people as possible. I do not come to the streets because I enjoy it, or because it is a place for sharing and aggregation. Is that too, but not primarily: the streets we all claim the right to education, training, research, work, to a dignified life. In the case of the students also to protect the current University and become a true University 1) public, 2) free, 3) mass and 4) quality without barons blacks, red, yellow or polka dots.
2) The University Reform Gelmini is one of the worst documents produced in the last 20 years in this field, starting from the re-articulation of the organs of the Fund for the university going on, on if the figure of the national scientific researcher. There is so much on the internet, talk about it all, but there are none so deaf as those who do not want to hear. At the same time students draw up proposals, principles and guidelines, but I think that is not our job to be "technical law" for the new university.
3) While the government on the one hand wonders if "has been badly explained" the Reformation to the boys (actually young people we take in hand the documents and study them), cut the bottom part of the university's ongoing financing (financial 2008) and the right to study (Stability 2010). I'm not peanuts, they are less substantial resources for the fund is almost 20% and for the right to study (canteen, housing, services), after an ill-considered proposal 90%, the cut has stood " only "50%. All that money were necessary, were not wasted. This government in doing so rejects the Articles. 9 , 33 and 34 of our Constitution.
4) In addition, the Christmas spirit, must tell the children that "Santa is in crisis" and that "the elves are almost all cassintegrati! You need give a strong signal against the consumerism of the holidays and gifts, lights and barrels at year end. What do you spend, you know: that money could have been used for refinancing of the research - and therefore your health - and the future of your children, instead of squandering or why not, instead of generic offerings to the cult of my boots is very well known and strarisaputo who do not use primarily in solidarity with the poor. In that regard, is both outrageous and ridiculous that the secular state to spend more in funding and privileges to a particular cult in research and development, or that do not use those funds directly to the poor without passing through the 'metaphysical intermediary. "
We do not want to die of hunger not for our bad choices, we require a reinvestment of the future, research, development and employment. Played by us, we are the only ones to get you out of your crisis! We
common front against the government unconstitutional, without any serious development projects, and absolutely devoid of the slightest foresight and wisdom, that we citizens we must demand from whoever takes over the reins of the country!
Robert Sweet, Florence
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