Intervista Emanuela Provera for Order and freedom to Simone Perotti I fall on standing .
What values \u200b\u200bcan replace the myth of consumerism and productivity at all costs?
"I believe in the possibility to co-exist, each working to social welfare, such as doing things that do not bother, they do not consume that does not pollute, and that if anything can help. I believe in peaceful coexistence, in creativity. I believe that society would improve if the working day was only 5 hours to work a little but everyone. I believe in dialogue and communication. I think especially in training and the school that is set to be psychologically the people, teaching them that they must give up some of the needs for the good interior and collectively. Being and not to consume, to spend time without the anxiety of buying. Understand that objects are transient and have no bearing on our happiness, if not temporarily, but enslave us because we work hard to earn money to buy them. Think, be more just, more silence. Not produce dangerous goods, work in many consistently to dispose of waste. Renovate and beautify the country to welcome tourists who love him and respect him. Things like that ... "Why
representations union, both employers and workers have not been able to transfer and transmit to society the failure of a system that causes consumption and abuse of the area?
"Why have not listened to people like Bianciardi, Pasolini, Berlinguer. Bianciardi wrote "I am opposed" to consumerism. Pasolini has said much on this point, even talking about the value of culture as a selection tool needs. Sull'austerità Berlinguer made his famous speech to the workers, with courage. But nothing. The voices that preach things difficult, hard things that cost, longer routes, they are rarely heard. The responsibility of the Left and the unions is huge. They fought for the rights but not for the duties. Not duties to the community, not only. Duties to oneself. "
Why does the Catholic world, also inspired by an inner, spiritual dimension of the individual, has not taken up the challenge of a strong condemnation of consumerism and material wealth? Indeed, as stated in the book, it has become the most user?
"Why are you sleeping, are full, they have lost the passion of the apostolate, are no longer representative. This world has lost push, grip, with the ground truth of things. You talk about all work, no one who spends a word about how people live work, ie 91% of the population, which use well or badly it does. None raised la voce contro le imprese, contro il patto ormai fallito tra lavoratore e società. Il mondo cattolico sonnecchia, incerto perfino nella condanna. Il mondo si è relativizzato e laicizzato anche e soprattutto per questo».
Il tuo contributo alla mentalità del cambiamento, con i libri "Adesso basta" e "Avanti tutta", è stato importante: hai progetti per il futuro?
«Molti. Facevo progetti quando potevo pensare alla mia vita solo dalle 6 alle 9 di mattina, di notte, in aereo. Figuriamoci adesso che ho 24 ore tutte per me. La marcia è appena iniziata. Io sono uno scrittore, nato per scrivere storie. I miei primi 7 libri sono solo una premessa».
Tratto da www.marcoabrate.blogspot.com 
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