Alessandra Mussolini bites back at transgender politician

The Italian patriot Alessandra Mussolini (an ex-model, ex-actress, politician from the Social Action party) was having a debate on Italian television with Vladimir Luxuria (a “transgender” homosexual politician from the Communist Refoundation Party), when things got heated.

Alessandra, as the granddaughter of Benito Mussolini, is an ongoing target for Leftists; however, the constant attacks have toughened her up, and so she doesn’t back down from the attacks of her opponents.

So, when the drag queen politician Vladimir Luxuria called her a “fascist”, Alessandra Mussolini defiantly retorted “Meglio fascista che frocio” — which has been translated as “It is better to be a fascist than a faggot”.

As an aside, Vladimir’s birth name was Vladimiro Guadagno, but he took on a new surname, “Luxuria”, as part of his new persona (“luxuria” means “extravagance” in Latin, although it can also mean “lust”; it is unknown which definition Vladimir prefers).

The altercation between Alessandra and Vladimir happened back in 2006, so it may be old news for some. However, for people who have never heard about it, it is a tale worth retelling.

Politically, Alessandra is a mixed bag of views; she is regarded widely as a patriot, and is often painted by the Left as a “fascist”; however, she has a range of political positions which would be unlikely to fall under the definition of fascism — she has declared herself in favour of abortion access, supports homosexual rights, is a defender of Israel, and is an outspoken feminist — indeed, conservative commentators have described her as a “socialist” and a “left-winger”. After she joined the People of Freedom party in 2009, she was regarded as the leader of the pro-immigrant faction of the party.

The “faggot” incident was recently revisited on Gab, where Marcus Agrippa posted a comment on the situation, along with a screenshot of a Twitter post which contained a photo of Alessandra Mussolini giving the middle finger on TV.

An internet search for the original Twitter post found that it had disappeared down into the Orwellian memory hole that Twitter is so fond of. The Twitter account of the original poster, James Zebedee, has been shut down. There’s no surprise there, as heavy-handed censorship is rife on Twitter, especially of patriotic and anti-Leftist accounts (which is another reason why people are moving over to Gab.com).

Luckily, a copy of Zebedee’s post was archived on Archive.org, so it was able to be resurrected.

However, it appears that the original Twitter post conflated two incidents regarding Alessandra:

1) The incident when she made the “faggot” quote occurred in 2006, when she was debating the communist-transgender politician Vladimir Luxuria.

2) There was an incident in 2017, when she was debating blogger Daniele Martinelli (not to be confused with the footballer of the same name) on live TV, when she gave him the middle finger (the internationally-known sign for “f*ck you”), in response to which he gave her an Italian hand signal of similar meaning.

Still, they’re both good/funny stories though. Despite the confusion over the two incidents, they’re both somewhat amusing anecdotes about the feisty Alessandra Mussolini.

Transgender activists often get a free run in the mainstream media, as they’re widely regarded as a “protected species”, with whom kid gloves have to be used, so politicians fighting back against them is a good thing. And it’s always good to see people standing up to Leftist bullying, which is a major component of modern politics; indeed, the Left has taken on so many aspects of what they accuse the “fascists” of, that in many ways the two are indistinguishable.

For those of us who live in countries where the globohomo ideology is an integral part of the establishment, Alessandra’s attitude was like a cool wind on a hot day — a reassuring reminder that not everyone is willing to bow down before Leftist bullies and kowtow to transgender activists.

References:
Emanuelle Degli Esposti, The controversies of Alessandra Mussolini, The Telegraph, 7 Apr 2011 [“It is better to be a fascist than a faggot”]
‘Loo apartheid doesn’t move me’, News 24, 5 May 2006
The dictator’s grand-daughter vying for MEP, The Local (Italy), 18 April 2014
Marianne Arens, Italy: Berlusconi sets up a new right-wing party, World Socialist Web Site, 8 April 2009
Flavia Krause-Jackson, Italy’s drag queen seeks power, man, The Standard (Hong Kong), February 24, 2006 [“Luxuria, which means lust in formal Latin … Luxuria, 40, was born as Vladimiro Guadagno”]
Mussolini a Luxuria: «Meglio fascista che frocio», Corriere TV (Italy), 9 March 2006 [the embedded video may not be available]
luxúria, Collins Dictionary [“feminine noun: lust”]
luxuria, English Thesaurus [“Definition: self-indulgent sexual desire (personified as one of the deadly sins)”]
Oh this is just fantastic, Marcus Agrippa (post on Gab), 8 February 2020
Alessandra Mussolini on a transgender politician accusing her of fascism, James Zebedee (Twitter account) [now banned; however, a copy of the post has been archived on Archive.org]
“Suo marito va con le 15enni” e la Mussolini risponde: “Mi fai schifo brutto stro**o” (video), Spy It (Italy), 24 February 2017
“Suo marito va con le minorenni”; la Mussolini esplode: “Fai schifo brutto str*nzo, vai a fare in c*lo” (video), Bitchy f (Italy), 23 February 2017
Alessandra Mussolini, dito medio a Daniele Martinelli che attacca il marito in tv. Il grillino ci va giù pesante ricordandole i trascorsi con prostitute minorenni di Floriani, la politica s’imbufalisce: parolacce e gestacci, Gossip (Italy), 24 February 2017
Lite in tv tra Alessandra Mussolini e Martinelli: “Suo marito va con le minorenni”, Spy It (Italy) [on YouTube], 23 February 2017 [Alessandra Mussolini vs. Daniele Martinelli; the middle finger incident can be seen at 0.58 min.]

See also:
Alessandra Mussolini, Wikipedia
Alessandra Mussolini, Twitter account
Social Action, Wikipedia
Vladimir Luxuria, Wikipedia
Daniele Martinelli, Facebook account