Any trader From Italy?

Discussion in 'Hook Up' started by Big_M_Surfer, Sep 16, 2004.

  1. aldefio

    aldefio

    And the "anatocismo" ,banks made you pay interest on interest,that's an extorsion , or even a tax on gas for the Abissina war (2nd WW) also contributes to Irpina earthquake that's happened 27 y ago.
     
    #601     Dec 8, 2007
  2. aldefio

    aldefio

    Let me answer to this question.Apart from the landscape a society and local customs are made by the people.I know many people from the south living in the north and many of them hate the lifestyle of their native place and going back for holidays they can't stand it more than few days..Obviously as always in every situation you have not an 100% but on average there's a difference between the two sides.
     
    #602     Dec 8, 2007
  3. Not to mention La camarra (?). When I was in Rome i saw local bakers giving away bread for free in Napoli as a protest against La Camarra.

    When there is no rule of law there is no prosperity.
     
    #603     Dec 8, 2007
  4. it's pathetic, really....how can taxation itself be taxed? moreover baffling how such blatant form of extortion can outwit an existing recent law criminating this very specific way to overtax. but most incredibly, well...maybe just the opposite, it's who, the govt that with the left hand wrote, approved and signed into law the banning of this tax over the tax scheme impost, while also deeming it a criminal act, thus punishable under the penal code... yet now with the left hand the govt writes an issuing order for a new tax over an existing tax all the while thinking of it as not such a huge deal after all...

    ...ROTFLMAOWAFFLE!
     
    #604     Dec 8, 2007
  5. aldefio

    aldefio

    Just a quick note about Italian Mafias. It's called "Camorra" in campania (the region of Naples), "Ndrangheta" in Calabria (cities like Catanzaro) "Mafia" in Sicily and "Sacra corona unita" in Puglia.Those mafias have a big role but it's not the only player
     
    #605     Dec 8, 2007
  6. andread

    andread

    The problem is not the rule of law, but an entire cultural system that allows some things to happen, or even supports them. The Camorra is only part of it. A symptom, more than the real problem.
    Things will change. Slowly. For bad and for worse
     
    #606     Dec 8, 2007
  7. But you have a very strong Church in Italy - compared to France and the Northern part of Europe. What are they doing about these problems?
     
    #607     Dec 9, 2007
  8. andread

    andread

    Now, this is an interesting subject.
    Although some people might not agree, church is made by men. This means that some are tough:

    http://blackmarketnews.blogspot.com/2007/07/naples-mafia-drives-priest-out-of-city.html

    and some aren't:

    http://www.cwnews.com/news/viewstory.cfm?recnum=6220

    Often it's just pure hypocrisy. Yes, there is a strong church. How many people really follow it, that's another story.
    Some of the biggest criminals are devout catholic. Go figure how they can do it
     
    #608     Dec 9, 2007
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    #609     Dec 9, 2007
  10. aldefio

    aldefio

    If you want to laugh more listen to this.Recentely the govt approved a low to eliminate the fee for closing a bank account.After some months a bank put the fee on the anti trust president ...and he paid!!
     
    #610     Dec 9, 2007