A question for italians?

Question

I dont speack italian so i coulnt ask this question in yahoo answer Italy,I am wandering what do most of italians think about the violence toward romanian emigrants,that was coused becouse a murder comited by a romanian a few wecks ago

Answer 1

I think no matter who committed a murder, italian, romanian, or whatever, it is the police's duty to enforce the law, and all those who want to take revenge while calling it justice are just fools. And racists. I personally dont justify violence in any case, no matter if it comes from a romanian, an italian or any other.

Also, i think the whole news has been exploited, as usual, by the italian mass media.

So really all those good people from romania who are suffering from this thig in these days have my support. But as i dont want to judge all romanians because of a single one who comitted a murder, please dont judge all italians beacuse of a few idiots who live on prejudices.

Answer 2

In Italy like in other countries we all have different ways to think.

I personally think that it's unacceptable.We cannot judge everybody because of one person act.But, we still have many ignorant people like in every country.Please forgive the answers of some ignorants.

Answer 3

You don't speak Italian...... Apparently, you don't speak English.

Answer 4

The truth of the matter is crimes committed by Romanians are not tolerated not and are not accepted.

When someone disguises crime with racism this is plain c**p.

The host country has the right to enforce the laws of the land regardless.

Dude if you try to put the blame on the Italian people you are deadly wrong, this reaction is long overdue.

I am curious what are the reasons of your question, sounds fishy to me.

Answer 5

Not Italian but am a resident.... Even though the Italian government is a leader in the Euro-Parliament in abolishing the death penalty world wide....many Italians I talk to would like to have the death penalty in Italy. Strange, isn't it? They say things were better when times were worse (during Fascism). At least you could keep your doors unlocked at night and no one would come in to violate your space.

While many Italians are against violence in general many are caught up in a witch hunt. Many are instinctively reacting to yet another violent death by the hands of another foreigner. Of course not much is said when the mafia clashes and causes collateral damage - this is certainly odd.

The country is in a weird time... unemployment is high and especially in the South as it has always been, Italians are getting in more debt everyday (it's easier today to borrow a measly 5,000 Euro today than it was just 10 years ago - and folks are borrowing hand over fist to buy that flat screen TV o to go on vacation - and then cannot afford to pay it back), Left & Right (government) are always at each other’s necks and this has the country in constant tension, bankers and business people steal and get off with basically a slap on the back of the hand and the common Joe gets the screws put to him when he makes a mistake on a tax return.  

But back to the Romanian thing. It seems like it is they that are into high tech stealing – cloning credit cards for example. It seems to be they that are running the prostitution rings and it seems to be they that are just down right violent when they commit a crime – life seems to have little value for them. It is also the Romanians that are in high demand by the construction industry in Italy – they are skilled and willing to accept less pay than an Italian would…. And in any case there aren’t all that many Italians any more. The country has one of the lowest birth rates in Europe. If Italy doesn’t work up a long term plan to “Italianize” it’s new immigrants the country will go the way of New York City’s Little Italy. No longer a working Italian neighbourhood but only one big souvenir shop in the middle of China Town.

Answer 6

we are alright if the immigrants come for work and all ... but when they come for makeing trouble in our country and come to try to change our way of life and criticize our art, we would be happy to see them go back to theur own country...... we have a lot of problem with the arabs...... muslims ( it notthat we don't like them its that they come over to our country saying that it is bad for what we eat, and our art is bad and we need to take it down, and our churches..... I say if they don't like it go home to where it is they like :p

Answer 7

Next time try spell check before posting your question.....you might get an answer.

Answer 8

Hi I am Italian, I do not have anything against Romanian, but I think that is not right that they come to Italy and behave like animals...they think to come here and do whatever they want, killing women, stealing from houses, from old people. They feel free to say THIS IS MY HOME NOW I AM EUROPEAN. They are very bad people, of course not all of them. The problem is that the Romanian that come to our country are not good people, they do not have an education, they are criminals in Romania too. That's why they do not stay there but they come here, because otherwise Romanian police kill them. So they come here, they know that Italian police does not kill and they start doing bad things. They do not care. We had the same problem with Albanian 10 year ago. Now things are getting better with them. But the problem is that we have a weak goverment, I think our goverment should be more selective and avoid to let all people coming to Italy. In fact, for instance, Spain and France closed the border and they not have this kind of problems. Did you know that Romanian live along the rivers? In the near of Rome??? Our capital town? They do not have any address, NO IDENTITY? Is it possible in America? This sucks...it is retarded. Unbeliveble.

I do not have anything about this people but if they come here to Italy they have to follow our rules and respect our people our story our country!

I have been living in Canada for almost 9 months, and I have never heard any crime. I think Italy is becoming a jungle. No jobs, no future for young people...no anything. Belive me that is why I moved here. Canadian are very good people.

Another fact, an English girl has been murdered by an American girl and her Italian boyfriend. It is not sure yet if they committed the fact, but they most likely did that. This only to let you know that I do not anything against Romanian the same treatment for the romanian who killed the woman 3 weeks ago and the same treatment for tha American girl who probably killed her roomate 15 days ago....

Answer 9

first of all excuse me please for my bad english, I used an on line translator to help me but I hope you can understand the sense of my opinion.

fabs, our problem is to have a wrong politics in theme of immigration. truth is that people are fed up with hordes of foreigners that fall here without job, without house, with nothing and then they begin to steal, to defraud, to kill.  thousand of strangers in the middle of the road that  don't have anything and  think about  to steal  instead of earning money working ..

I severely condemn the episode of the violence on the romenis after the homicide of the woman in roma,  it is not a civil and intelligent way to face the things.

but you also understand that it is difficult to be indifferent when there are thefts every day, homicides, violences effected by romeni (and from others but we stay in theme ).

lately a romeno has killed, driving drunk, 4 boys. he is to the domiciliary arrests in a beautiful residence on the sea now, what the people have to think about it?

truth is that our political are not able of to effect a serious politics that regulates the entry of the foreigners in Italy. In any other European country you can so easily enter as in Italy without job, without house.

and do we want to speak of the fields? of the huts? of the disgust that we see every day? I repeat, racism is to condemn but an honest person that every day works and that  is forced to assist to this disgust,  can't be indifferent,it is spreading the anger and the frustration for this situation.

people are fed up! and there is always some fool that thinks about taking revenge on the whole etnia instead that on the single criminal. I also invite you to reflect on the reaction of the government in Rumania, there is now the whole polemic on the behavior of the Italian...but what  should we do? to accept to care a tide of thieves and assassins besides those that we already have?

every foreigner that works and that respects here our laws and our culture is welcome! but unfortunately we have absurd and wrong penal laws, if the punishments were more severe and  apply until after all, people would not be perhaps very exasperated.

Answer 10

ma sei sicuro di essere americano?? sai, hai fatto parecchi errori di grammatica.. ritenta..

ciao!

(are you sure you're american?? you know, you've done a lot of gramatics mistakes... try again...

ciao!)

Answer 11

hi I'm italian and my english is not very well... so I don't understand the question.... sorry...

Answer 12

i'm italian, the italian parliament has decided to extradite many illegal delinquent romanians from italy,

i think that we have the right to expel stranger people who commited crimes on our territory.

In italy lives 600000 romanians, the great part of them are normal people who work, but a little part of them are delinquents,

so you have to condemn your citizens who commit crimes in italy, instead criticize a nation, because, unfortunately, the crimes commited from your citizens in italy are more than one, and consist in hundreds of rapes, homicides, robberies, thefts, etc

i condemn at the same way the violence against romanians, they are unacceptable for a civil country as italy, i hate people who commited these violence acts.

Answer 13

Hi, I'm Italian so please forgive me for my English!

You say "violence toward romanian emigrants"  and "a murder" but you have to know that it isn't only A murder, there's a lot of violence caused by emigrants towards Italians.

In my opinion it's a good thing that people who don't work have to return to their country.