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Pisa, September 11, 2020 – Irony and tacky satire on the anniversary of the attacks on New York September 11, 2001. The satirical page “Livornogramm” is the negative protagonist, with more than 10 thousand followers on Facebook and more than 20 thousand on Instagram. In fact, during the morning, the publication of a photomontage that portrayed the two replaced twin towers caused a sensation. of two towers of pisa, just before a plane crashed into the New York skyline.
A satire that went too far, so much that the page was submerged from thousands of negative comments and the post bounced around the web with a flood of actions and reports. In the end, the people of Facebook won and had the photograph removed from the famous social network, not without a certain irreverence on the part of the website in question.
“A special thanks to those who reported the post thus contributing to make Facebook a better place,” posted the administrators of “later with sharp sarcasm.”Livornogram“.
Among the many reactions that of the Master Enrico Di Ciolo, illustrious coach of the Fencing Club Antonio Di Ciolo: “Passino made fun of him that we are used to, but this is ugly, in bad taste, I hope they realize it.”
The concilor Riccardo buscemi instead, he called the photograph “disgusting,” commenting in response to the photo. However, the photograph remained on Instagram, continuing to generate a great debate among users. “This is not the way to do irony. A tragedy of this type should only be respected”, is the comment of one of the users.
Still: “The rivalry between Pisa and Livorno has nothing to do with it. This is where the lack of respect for the dead who were involved in this tragedy has to do; there is no sensitivity and knowing how to shut up in the face of a terrible reality. This post is tacky, superficial and childish. “
There were also comments of the opposite sign, in the name of cynicism and little respect for life and for this tragedy, to attack those who criticized the position as ‘moralistic’. There are also those who wanted to respond to those who encouraged the dissemination of the post remembering one of the moments of greatest union between Pisani and Livorno, on the occasion of the 2017 flood: “Many Pisans like me gave you a hand when you were overwhelmed by that tide of mud that took so many lives to Livorno, today you could really save yourself this kind of satire.”
Has social media really become a place where you can say everything you think without consequences, where you can unleash all kinds of verbal violence and even trample on human tragedies like September 11, 2001?
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