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Luigi Di Maio
Yesterday was a great day for Luigi Di Maio, who got what is perhaps the most important result since his leadership of the Ministries of Labor and Economic Development. The Whirlpool conflict ended in a decidedly positive way: at the end of a difficult confrontation with the government and the unions, the company will not only make redundancies, but will bring back some of the relocated production in Poland to Italy. To spoil the party, however, there was a social media officer from the Department of Economic Development who shared the parodist profile of the Deputy Prime Minister, called Luigi di Malo, where, as well as for the happy ending of the negotiations, rejoice the tax amnesty and the amnesty of the illegal houses in Ischia, which have been the object in recent days of a harsh confrontation even within the majority.
Today's word is #RILOCALIZZIAMO
We report work in Italy #Whirlpool
We report money in Italy #condonofiscale
We report the houses #condonoIschia pic.twitter.com/zkkGQmPjvr– Lulgi Di Malo (@lulgidimalo) October 26, 2018
The retweet was deleted one hour after sharing. Now, during which the aforementioned social media officer is likely to have had a hard head wash.
Meanwhile, more than one social network user had reported the blunder.
And, to turn your finger in the wound, you also put other trolls, like the fake Rocco Casalino.
The problem of the false profiles that merge with the truths, which we have just mentioned, therefore also concerns the communication offices of the parties. The Facebook profile "Luigi Di Majo", forced by the social network to add "Unofficial" in the name of the page, was however a declared parody. Here, however, the intention is not only to satire, but also to drag the spirits: play ambiguity and hope that someone will fall in love (the profile picture, for example, corresponds to official accounts of Di Maio). However, this does not mean that the curator of the social profiles of a ministry should notice the incriminating hashtags such as #condonofiscale and #condonoischia, especially knowing how many parodic profiles are hiding.
Also Morisi, victim of the trolls
The slide is the pair with the one in which Luca Morisi ran yesterday.
Matteo Salvini's social media officer shared Facebook's publication of Armando Schiaffini, who, referring to the death of 16-year-old Latina Cisterna Desirée Mariottini, after a gang rape committed by illegal immigrants, had writes that the culprit "after having seen the racist violence of this government, they expressed all their depression by abandoning themselves to these horrible facts".
Schiaffini is also a troll, who embodies the clichés of a radical left "borderless" and immigrationist and teases them, probably, "from the right". On one side, Morisi has the mitigating factor that it was in this case much easier to fall into the trap because on social networks, the reality is often more incredible than the trolls. On the other hand, one may blame him for the fact that, even if he is serious, Schiaffini would remain an ordinary type, not the exponent of a party or an badociation, and therefore would not see the idea of creating a polemic of a political nature.
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