Monza - 'E' right that the Italians and in particular the Brianza people can express their views and their claims' attitude to hold against the Roma and illegal immigrants who do not respect the laws and rules of our country. For this early as next week will go down in all the squares of Commons Brianza with a petition to get rid of those people who not only have built into our social fabric, not working, but is also problematic in terms of safety, legality and public order. "
E 'to the proposal launched by militants from the PDL of the Young Italy Monza and Brianza and supported by Vice-President of the PDL in the Lombardy Region, Roberto Alboni , former Commissioner of the Youth Front in the 90s and still remained close to the world youth and its problems ed esigenze.
Nel quadro dell’iniziativa s’inserisce anche la netta bocciatura circa la ventilata assegnazione delle case popolari ai rom, con una raccomandazione ai sindaci e ai presidenti delle Aler.
«Sarebbe una decisione scellerata e impopolare – aggiunge Alboni – dal momento che verrebbero doppiamente penalizzate le persone che da sempre vivono nel nostro Paese e pagano regolarmente le tasse: da una parte chi vive da tempo in quegli alloggi e si troverebbe disorientato dall’arrivo di nuclei assolutamente estranei al nostro contesto sociale, dall’altra quelle famiglie che si vedrebbero scavalcate nelle liste d’attesa. E poi da che mondo e mondo Roma have never expressed a desire to have a house with four walls. "
Rosario Mancino, president of the Young Italy Mb reiterates the concept with even harsher tone: 'It's time to not confuse the more civilized living and hospitality that has always marked with a pathetic gooders and demagogic that will get us nowhere we have too often found that the presence of the Roma community has given to our problems if they do not decay and petty crime, those relating to the exploitation of women and children. In our petition we offer our issues heard by militants. Home and work are problematic who are very particular young at heart. For this we make our voices heard so that their expectations will not be mortified and disappointed. "