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I imagine that many of you will turn up your noses today at the thought of yet another psychologist who starts talking about politics and reduces everything to psychology. But I\u2019m absolutely convinced that without a clear and well-defined understanding of human nature, politicians\u2014and I\u2019m referring to left-wing politicians or so-called progressives, because the left seems to have disappeared these days\u2014remain uncertain; they\u2019re stuck in the middle, neither fish nor fowl, unable to propose anything truly alternative. They risk being nothing more than a poor copy\u2014or a good copy, you decide\u2014of the right. Perhaps they\u2019re a bit softer, a bit less repressive, but without proposing a radically new vision. Now they call themselves progressives because they try to move beyond the old idea of the human being handed down to us by tradition, yet they\u2019re unable to reject it entirely. Conservatives, on the other hand, remain firmly tied to traditional values\u2014\u201cGod, country, and family\u201d\u2014as if human nature were immutable over time. But I\u2019ll say it again: I believe the most important reason for this uncertainty and hesitation is precisely the lack of clear ideas about human nature. Yet I believe that must be the very first starting point for any political discourse. We\u2019ve written and said this many times on our blog, but I know it\u2019s not easy to shake off the ideas we grew up with. Anyway, for example, do you have any idea why the left gets upset with the right when it appeals to people\u2019s gut feelings? Now, in part, this is absolutely true, in the sense that the right constantly creates things that stir up anger and fear in order to gain easy support and thus legitimize repressive measures. But the point is that left-wing thinking is based on the idea that people\u2019s gut reactions are limited to that. That\u2019s why we shouldn\u2019t appeal to the gut, but rather to rationality and reason. And this is a false premise that prevents us from developing any truly innovative projects. They say we must be rational, and that\u2019s how we\u2019ll find sociality, solidarity, and all those wonderful things. Now, it seems clear to me that the right has a clear understanding of this. They are conservatives because they cling to the old ideas about human beings\u2014ideas we\u2019ve known for hundreds of years\u2014namely, that deep down we all have violent, antisocial instincts that must be controlled and repressed; otherwise, chaos would ensue, wouldn\u2019t it? Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, so to speak. So society\u2019s task would be to repress, control, and punish in order to guarantee social order. Now, however, this control on an individual level would be carried out by rationality\u2014the very same rationality that the left intends to appeal to\u2014and so we see a strange short circuit emerging between the right and the left. As we just mentioned, the right plays this little trick of appealing to people\u2019s anger and fears to legitimize repressive measures; we\u2019ve seen this a billion times, haven\u2019t we? But consider that fear of this violent nature is evidently amplified when one encounters the unknown, the different; thus, fear increases exponentially because it is accompanied by the anxiety of a reality that is even more threatening precisely because it is unknown. When I was little, children were frightened by the idea of the \u201cbogeyman\u201d\u2014\u201cI\u2019ll send you to the bogeyman.\u201d Viewed in psychodynamic terms, the bogeyman\u2014that is, the \u201cblack object\u201d\u2014is the entity onto which one projects one\u2019s own negative aspects; in other words, the unknown \u201cother\u201d becomes the vessel for what is ugly and violent within us. This mechanism is called projective identification, which consists precisely of identifying the other with the ugliness I have projected onto them, and it is an inseparable relationship; in fact, the right always needs the monster, the enemy who instills anxiety and terror in us. But then there\u2019s another little trick: think of Vannacci\u2014also from the right\u2014who conflates two terms, \u201cnormality\u201d and \u201csanity,\u201d which are by no means synonyms. In fact, there are people who behave in a completely normal way\u2014who act like the majority of people, since \u201cnormality\u201d is a statistical concept derived from the word \u201cnorm\u201d\u2014yet they may be deeply ill. Conversely, there are highly original people who behave in a way that is completely different from the majority, yet they are perfectly healthy. But let\u2019s return to the left and its view of human nature. Now, in the video on sex education, I touched on some of Freud\u2019s ideas about human nature\u2014ideas the left has fallen so deeply in love with, though it\u2019s not entirely clear why. On the surface, he seemed to propose a new perspective, open to the unconscious; but in substance, he ended up proposing something utterly reactionary. Go back and watch some passages from that video because there are some truly powerful points. But, getting back to the matter at hand, dear left-wing and progressive politicians, hasn\u2019t the time come to turn to new, truly revolutionary theories that speak to us of a nonviolent human nature that spontaneously seeks connection with other human beings\u2014with those who are different? Isn\u2019t it time to stop thinking of human beings the way the right does\u2014that is, as a boiling pot of violent instincts that needs a lid to keep them from spilling over? You see, because otherwise you can only stammer something about money, the minimum wage, things like that\u2014all of which are right and sacrosanct, for heaven\u2019s sake\u2014 but you don\u2019t even touch people\u2019s hearts, because deep down you share the same view of human beings as the right wing\u2014and instead you should have the courage to speak to people\u2019s hearts because, as we\u2019ve seen\u2014and as you\u2019ve seen, for example, during the pro-Palestine demonstrations\u2014there\u2019s not just anger and fear in people\u2019s hearts, but something entirely different. And you really think you\u2019re inspiring people\u2019s dreams by appealing to their reason. But how many people have stopped voting because you\u2019ve failed to offer them a dream, a hope? You see, spending all this money on weapons\u2014which is being talked about so much these days\u2014isn\u2019t just disgusting because it diverts funds from healthcare, education, and other areas, but it\u2019s deeply disgusting because of the worldview behind it. \u201cOh my God, now Russia is going to invade us. If someone fires a missile at us, how will we manage without American help? And the Chinese with those almond-shaped eyes? Mmm. And those Black people landing on our shores? Now who knows\u2014they\u2019ll make us lose the purity of our race.\u201d But guys, we\u2019re really losing our minds here. To me, it all sounds like pure delusion. They reply, \u201cBut you don\u2019t know anything about geopolitics! History has always taught us about these things.\u201d Yeah, sure, but that\u2019s exactly why we need a new way of thinking\u2014precisely so we don\u2019t repeat these absurdities from the past. And then they tell you, \u201cBut that\u2019s a utopia; you\u2019re a populist.\u201d Maybe so, but you guys need to stop being terrified of what\u2019s different, and then maybe we can talk about it again. Look, there are a billion things to say. For example, our prisons are overflowing with young people who are heading down a path of no return, with countless repeat offenses and so on. But do you want to understand that there\u2019s no such thing as innate evil? Help them rediscover their humanity, because at birth they\u2019re exactly the same as all of us, no matter where in the world they were born\u2014whether they\u2019re white, black, yellow, or green. It\u2019s just that they\u2019ve lost sight of this human reality\u2014because it\u2019s clear that human beings can become ill and turn violent; we\u2019ve said and written this countless times on our blog\u2014but precisely for this reason, we should be proposing policies that stimulate and facilitate people\u2019s natural development. Look at how immigrants are treated, and then we\u2019re surprised when they commit crimes. They arrive hoping for a better world and are treated like animals, like intruders\u2014not to mention the school system, where, for example, the sacrosanct \u201cno\u201d\u2014which must be said to children\u2014with Valditara\u2019s absurd punishments; or\u2014and here I really must address the left\u2014which revives the confused ideas of \u201968, where \u201cdifferent\u201d is conflated with \u201csick,\u201d and no distinction is made between civil rights and public health, because there is truly a massive lack of research on human reality. You can no longer\u2014and you are no longer able to\u2014distinguish what is healthy from what is not. Now, excuse me, but I want to remind the left\u2014perhaps it would be more accurate to say the center-left\u2014that when you were in government, you sent immigrants back to Libyan prisons; you did not change the Bossi-Fini law, which is a law that creates undocumented immigrants. You didn\u2019t even manage to pass the law on ius soli, because you clearly have very confused ideas about human beings. Another thing: when Russia attacked Ukraine, you didn\u2019t give a moment\u2019s thought to supporting the sending of weapons, even though you knew this would lead to a bloodbath of young people\u2014whether Russian or Ukrainian, it obviously makes no difference. Consider that we\u2019re talking about an average of 400 to 500 young people dying every day for more than four years, yet it seems nobody gives a damn. So, why don\u2019t people vote anymore? Could it be that the vast majority of people have their basic needs met and are fed up with your compromises, your lack of vision, and your chasing after the right wing because you lack the courage, the knowledge, and the imagination to propose a vision of society that would allow us all to live together peacefully? Look, not a day goes by without a femicide. Underage kids stabbing each other to death, lunatics who get a kick out of stabbing strangers\u2014we could list 100,000 such cases. Now, I understand that many politicians, even with the best of intentions, just can\u2019t seem to shake off their old ways of thinking, so they try to do something, but they can\u2019t go any further than that. But look, this is the time for radical choices because there\u2019s a menacing dark wave sweeping across all of Europe, and dithering now could pose an extremely high risk. So if you can\u2019t handle it, make way for those with new ideas, courage, and imagination. Oh well, I\u2019ll stop here. Have a great summer, everyone.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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