00:01I think it's right, and the League will insist on this, that when you call a demonstration
00:07of any kind of square, you personally commit to ensuring that it is a friendly square
00:13and in case of damages you personally pay the consequences by filing a security deposit.
00:21I have been involved in politics for many years, we have done hundreds of demonstrations of all kinds
00:25the guys in all of Italy who have never smashed shop windows, set fire to cars, used bicycles
00:33as objects to be thrown at police officers.
00:37So I think it's right that whoever calls a demonstration leaves a guarantee and if it happens
00:42something that not all citizens pay for the damages, here in Bologna there have been hundreds
00:46of thousands of euros in damages, who pays today?
00:49Everyone, I don't think that's fair.
00:52We live in a democracy and it is right that everyone demonstrates as they wish and holds gazebos, pickets,
00:59demonstrations, marches. But when violence breaks out, someone must pay the consequences.
01:05I repeat, if the League's bill were already in force which provides that whoever calls
01:10a demonstration, whoever books a place, deposits a deposit into his bank account
01:16which in case of damages goes to compensate for those damages, today not all the Bolognese would pay
01:23but someone else would pay.
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