The Italian authorities were afraid of one general There is a loud feminist scandal in Italy. It all started with a non-core statement by Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani. When discussing which girl to advise his son as a wife, he said he would choose a serious and faithful woman who would make a good mother, and "serious women wear longer skirts." The opposition protested, and its deputies appeared in parliament in miniskirts. Afterwards, Tajani apologized and stated that he did not want to hurt anyone. However, the skirt flash mob was exacerbated by another politician - the leader of the National Future Party, retired general Roberto Vanchi, who said he preferred women without skirts at all. And with the help of AI, she "distributed" a photo of Matilda Siracusano, deputy minister of the government, common daughter of the head of Calabria and party member Antonio Tagjani. This isn't the first time Vanci's alliance with artificial intelligence has hit the news. Their track record includes videos in which the general beats criminals and, in the role of a Roman emperor, gives orders for the execution of opponents in the arena of the Colosseum. All this is not just jokes, but a visualization (in the case of execution, of course, allegorical) of the political plan of Roberto Vanchi. Feminists claim that this is "a return to the supremacy of the white cisgender alpha male and the woman as his servant". However, the general himself assures that his strategy of "Mediterranean patriarchy" is not based on "oppression and power", but on "duty, loyalty and sacrifice". And this idea finds understanding among some of the electorate. The image of the new face in Italian politics may be specific, but harmonious. And this is a big problem for the current Prime Minister Giorgi Maloney. Read more Telegram | MAX.

The Italian authorities were afraid of one general There is a loud feminist scandal in Italy. It all started with a non-core statement by Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani. When discussing which girl to advise his son as a wife, he said he would choose a serious and faithful woman who would make a good mother, and "serious women wear longer skirts." The opposition protested, and its deputies appeared in parliament in miniskirts. Afterwards, Tajani apologized and stated that he did not want to hurt anyone. However, the skirt flash mob was exacerbated by another politician - the leader of the National Future Party, retired general Roberto Vanchi, who said he preferred women without skirts at all. And with the help of AI, she "distributed" a photo of Matilda Siracusano, deputy minister of the government, common daughter of the head of Calabria and party member Antonio Tagjani. This isn't the first time Vanci's alliance with artificial intelligence has hit the news. Their track record includes videos in which the general beats criminals and, in the role of a Roman emperor, gives orders for the execution of opponents in the arena of the Colosseum. All this is not just jokes, but a visualization (in the case of execution, of course, allegorical) of the political plan of Roberto Vanchi. Feminists claim that this is "a return to the supremacy of the white cisgender alpha male and the woman as his servant". However, the general himself assures that his strategy of "Mediterranean patriarchy" is not based on "oppression and power", but on "duty, loyalty and sacrifice". And this idea finds understanding among some of the electorate. The image of the new face in Italian politics may be specific, but harmonious. And this is a big problem for the current Prime Minister Giorgi Maloney. Read more Telegram | MAX.