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On the night when the cows are black, to give a Hegel touch to the darkness of our democracy, we also cling to the Azzolina, if it says something right. There is no distance education for high school, children have to stay in school because they are happy. Thus the Minister of Education against the temptation to ruin an entire generation. My poor Ale, who finished eighth on the computer and returned to class in Milan on September 14, took a risk (and still runs) the risk of not having all the wonderful things we had in those years: the classmates, the friends of the heart , enemies, first loves, soccer, that is, the physics and metaphysics of relationships. Not to mention the direct relationship with the teachers, the pulse of a question, the sense of sacrifice and the rules. How sad my Ale reduced to Nerd by decree. Then there is in Azzolina’s phrase the call to happiness. An important right for western man, as well as the right to freedom, to work, to privacy, to education, to mobility. Once again the right to health is tyrannizing on others and especially on our aspiration to be well not only in the biological sense. Important thing for charity but not isolated in the context of our habitat and our relationships. I have already mentioned the two decisive elements for Plato’s happiness, long before the American Constitution. The truth is that the school system can’t stand it. Children get sick because there are no distances, because there are not enough classrooms and because enforcing the rules is complex, as revealed by the drone images of the gatherings outside the buildings. But sacrificing our children to solve the voice of transportation no, it can’t be done. Instead of reducing the proportion of those who get on a bus, and it is estimated that with a 50% overcrowding, 300 thousand people would remain undemocratic on foot, it is necessary to increase the cost of transport. Instead of blaming the behavior of individuals, we must work on structures. In nightlife there is a problem of personal ethics, in offering adequate transportation the ethics of the State is at stake. As well as guaranteeing students and families the fundamental exercise provided by the Constitution. The battle of Covid cannot justify that the future of the new generations darkens like night, to always quote Hegel.
