Carlo Giovanardi's latest, delivered on Radio 24: when the host asked him what effect two girls kissing at the station would have on him, Giovanardi replied: "What effect does it have on you if someone pee? If you do it in the bathroom, it's fine, but if someone pee on the street in front of you, it might bother you." And shortly before: "There are organs built to receive and organs built to expel. There are also delicate matters; there are indeed problems with bacteria, etc., etc., which require great attention when performing certain practices." Giorgio Dell'Amico, president of the Modena-based association Arcigay, Matthew Shepherd, also joined the national chorus of criticism from all sides (obviously less from the center-right and none from the right): "You would do well to worry about dramatic problems, like the crisis and unemployment, instead of making these unfortunate jokes. Jokes whose offensive content is not even easy to understand, they are so convoluted. Maybe he has nothing else to think about, but he seems obsessed with certain problems.".
Arcigay's gaffes to Giovanardi: "It's better if he addresses the crisis."«
This article was written on 14 February 2012.
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