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Tempi argues violence in Milan protests cannot be justified
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The publisher Tempi argues that violence during recent protests in Milan and other cities cannot be justified.
The report notes that while peaceful protest is a legitimate foundation of democracy, recent demonstrations in Milan involved urban guerrilla warfare, barricades, looting, and property damage. The author states that those who use violence are in the wrong regardless of their reasons.
The text also argues that increasing police or military presence is an insufficient response to social unrest. While the author acknowledges that authorities must ensure public safety, the report suggests that relying solely on security measures fails to address the underlying social issues causing widespread discontent.
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