Marco Pannella
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Marco Pannella (1930 – 2016) was an Italian politician, journalist and activist.
Quotes of Marco Pannella[edit]
- Poco dopo, il 15 dicembre 1969, sapete tutti cosa accadde, o forse meglio, ciò che accadde nessuno di noi lo ha mai veramente saputo, testimoni oculari esclusi. Pinelli cade da quella finestra del commissariato e si apre una delle mille pagine vergognose della giustizia italiana. Una pagina che contiene anche il racconto della storia dimenticata di Carlo Biotti. Una altro di quei romanzi che andrebbero riletti.
- Shortly after, on December 15, 1969, you all know what happened, or perhaps better, what happened none of us has ever really known, except eyewitnesses. Pinelli falls from that police station window and one of the thousand shameful pages of Italian justice opens up. A page that also contains the story of the forgotten story of Carlo Biotti. Another one of those novels that should be re-read.
- Marco Pannella, "Una libertà felice" Milano, Mondadori, 2016
- Shortly after, on December 15, 1969, you all know what happened, or perhaps better, what happened none of us has ever really known, except eyewitnesses. Pinelli falls from that police station window and one of the thousand shameful pages of Italian justice opens up. A page that also contains the story of the forgotten story of Carlo Biotti. Another one of those novels that should be re-read.
- Ma di morale non m'occupo, se non per difendere la concreta moralità di ciascuno, o il suo diritto ad affermarsi finché non si traduca in violenza contro altri e quanto alla natura penso che compito della persona, dell'umano, sia non tanto quello di contemplarla o di descriverla quanto di trasformarla secondo le proprie speranze
- But I don't deal with morality, except to defend the concrete morality of each one, or his right to assert himself as long as it doesn't translate into violence against others and as for nature, I think that the task of the person, of the human, is not so much that of to contemplate it or to describe it as much as to transform it according to one's hopes.
- Marco Pannella, A. Valcarenghi, "Underground a pugno chiuso!", 1973
- But I don't deal with morality, except to defend the concrete morality of each one, or his right to assert himself as long as it doesn't translate into violence against others and as for nature, I think that the task of the person, of the human, is not so much that of to contemplate it or to describe it as much as to transform it according to one's hopes.
