Covid, Fusaro-Sileri controversy on La7. “Mask like a black shirt. Even the fascist regime banned the meetings.” “You say crazy things”

Hot controversy a “It’s not the sand” (La7) between the Vice Minister of Health Pierpaolo sileri and the writer Diego Fusaro on the new government dpcm and on the obligation of the mask.
Fusaro compares the mask to the black shirt twenty years old and talks about ‘therapeutic regimen’ authoritarian: “All emergency measures that are proposed as medical measures are always at the same time also political measures. They range from the confinement to the ban on meeting. Let’s not forget that The fascist regime in Italy imposed a ban on collecting, saying as a reason for being: if there is a crowd, there may be protests from the regime ”.

The journalist responds to the philosopher first Alessandro Cecchi Paone, who defines him as a ‘bad historian’, then Sileri who responds: “I think the boy it will be done with time, because he is very young ”.
Fusaro gets up: “Classic old man phrase used by peasants“.
“In fact, I am old – continues Sileri showing his mask – This saves lives. Our nurses take him to hospitals. This is what surgeons bring when they operate on you. Fascism is something else. Today, ‘reunion’ means the possibility of transmitting the virus to someone close to you. It has nothing to do with politics. At best, it means “health policy.” Those things you said are crazy. Forgive me if I criticize you ”.

Fusaro questions the use of ‘you’ by the vice minister: “He could also use ‘you’ out of respect. I understand that you are a politician and you can use that tone, but I always give my interlocutor ‘she’ for politeness ”.
“But look, you can give me ‘you’ – continues Sileri – I let everyone give me ‘you’, you can also give me”.
Fusaro replied: “The philosopher also wrote it Giorgio Agamben, I don’t know if you know him ”.
“But look, please – says Sileri – If I were you, I would read some medical books to understand a little about public health.“.
“You read a little philosophy, then – answers Fusaro – We read each other”.

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