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I would only do two or three quotes a corollary to the issue of immigrants on the crane hoisted the yard underground.
Article. 2 of the Italian Constitution says: "The Republic recognizes and guarantees the inviolable rights of man, as an individual and in social groups where he expresses his personality, and demands the fulfillment of the mandatory duties of political solidarity, economic and social. " Now ask the Deputy Rolfe
to implement this article is vain and lost time, but the mayor, the lawyer. Adriano Paroli, exquisite manners polite person, this article ignores him, yet his public statements on this matter are the careless ones declarations of war against immigrants and the role it plays is a very grave sin and a sign lack of civic equilibrium.
the city council and the council sit people who boast of their membership in the Catholic tradition of Brescia, and despite not attending the public jubilation of this majority, I imagine many of them very obedient to the religious authorities of Brescia. Well let me remind them that the stranger, in the Old and New Testament has a very special place and many quotes, I remember just a few:
"Do not vex a stranger nor oppress him, for you were strangers in the land ' Egypt "(Ex. 22:20)" When a stranger dwells with you in your country, not do him wrong. The stranger who sojourns among you shall treat as one who is born among you, you love him as yourself, because you too have been strangers in the land of Egypt. I am the Lord your God "(Lev. 19.33) This verse of Leviticus, which dates back to the second exegetes IV-V century BC. Seems written for us today. Unfortunately, the dominant culture in our city today is the enemy of the stranger to fight, to be removed, to discriminate. The public authorities are doing everything to prevent the stranger feel at home. Brescia Yet many times in the past fortunately for us were strangers in foreign countries.
I do not want it too long and I think that Christian tradition of our city can no longer tolerate are treated as foreigners. E ' a betrayal to our roots and our history.