Anonymous #1 4w

I guess it depends on what vibe you’re on but when I was there a semi open fascist got elected to parliament and giorgia meloni was elected as prime minister. They’re incredibly conservative over there

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Anonymous #1 4w

i already live in a small conservative town in florida, in an all maga family, and was even sent to evangelical school. itll be a step up fs

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Anonymous OP 4w

italy, culturally, is around where America was at the year the civil rights act was passed. sure discrimination is legally outlawed, but damn near every older white Italian and officer of the state will ignore a non-white person being hurt or discriminated against, and will commonly engage in that discrimination themselves. Do not be mistaken and think Italy is better, they’re also fascist and, just like during the holocaust, will likely be siding with current rising fascist regimes.

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Anonymous OP 4w

also they’re a lot more patriarchal than here in America, I don’t think it’s been deconstructed in the slightest (not which makes sense given the older population, as well as the fucking Vatican having its one country WITHIN the country of Italy lmao, don’t get me wrong tho, it’s not like Americans fully deconstructed it (or even mostly deconstructed it) either)

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Anonymous #2 4w

i just got it actually. but im not sure how id move back cause im so far removed from the culture

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