Stefania Battistini wrote that she felt pain for the death of any living being and compassion even for those who had committed serious atrocities, clarifying that compassion did not equate to absolution and that she was not referring to Merz and Macron. She described Bompiani's words as chilling, both for their content and for their ferocity, arguing that they expressed a view in which the value of death depended on who was dying and political affiliation erased compassion. According to Battistini, this lack of empathy allowed for the consideration of the extermination of civilians as an acceptable price in the name of ideology. #compassione #empatia #umanità (translated)






