No green pass, Bassetti proposes the ‘Mad’: “Scream on Zoom”

“The students put up with Dad. You can do Mad, remote demonstrations: you see each other on Zoom and scream, each one at his house”. Professor Matteo Bassetti takes it out on the no green pass events that every Saturday, for weeks, have been staged in various Italian cities, in particular in Milan. “Demonstrations without any kind of health checks are not useful in the fight against the virus,” says Bassetti, director of the infectious disease clinic at the San Martino polyclinic in Genoa, speaking at L’aria che tira. “I don’t see why Mads are not held in the square, remote demonstrations. You can see each other on Teams, on Zoom and shout as much as you want: everyone at his home. The right to demonstrate is not sacrosanct when it is at stake the safety and health of others “, says Bassetti. “I don’t see why every Saturday the city center has to be a prisoner of a minority of the minority. 99% of Italians are not against the green pass, can we have the possibility to go downtown? The problem of these people is not to take sides in favor of something: I’m against something, always. Today it’s the green pass, tomorrow it’s a gallery “, he adds.