Mass immigration and subsequent regularisation mean that immigrants who, desperately, believe that any work is good, take the place of workers who are not willing to lose working conditions. This will destroy European identity and social and labour achievements.” The immigration that the mafias bring.

It seems to be a defence of workers' rights here. We have heard and are listening to that concern. This concern seems to free the left from being racist. But it was clear to us, in capitalism, that the wealth of some was built at the expense of the poverty of others, accumulated, right? The same can be said that the rights of others have perhaps been achieved through some poverty. Because sometimes our rights are not, without cutting the rich off their profits, by increasing the benefits of social peace, but rather smaller than that wealth. In other words, our bad right to work does not decide on the poor, but on the powerful who do not want to distribute wealth. But we're fighting for those cloths. Moreover, we have now been mixed up rights and consumer capacity. With all the dramas this type of consumption generates.

Vox is the far-right (in nice words). Vox has a union. The union is called Solidarity and pretends to defend workers’ rights. This is what they said when they appealed to the supreme court against the modification of the law on aliens.

It is never a good idea to defend their rights, to teach the teeth to those who have been the victim of their own wealth. “Italy will not allow foreign NGOs to attract immigrants.” In the end, we can end up deciding where everyone chokes. Or claiming that everything you choke is another poor one.