Marco Follini criticizes aggressive political language

Marco Follini has commented on the current state of political discourse, suggesting that the trend of mutual demonization among politicians is becoming a boomerang effect. He notes that the aggressive and often trivial language used in politics is beginning to exhaust both the public and the political protagonists themselves.

Follini points out that instances of human vulnerability, such as Dario Franceschini discussing his health issues or the emergency hospitalization of Alessandro Di Battista in a Cuban hospital, have provided a temporary and partial attenuation of the typically fierce political rhetoric. He suggests that these moments of shared human weakness might signal a widespread need to change the current political script and adopt a more respectful register.