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Father Claudio Burgio attributed recent looting in Cordusio to loneliness and consumerism
Father Claudio Burgio, chaplain of the Beccaria juvenile prison and founder of the Kayros Community, said the recent clashes between youths and police in Milan were driven by loneliness and a desire for consumer goods. Speaking to Marconi Radio Aperta, Burgio described the looting of fashion stores as an unjustified assault lacking real political motives.
Burgio suggested that the impulse to possess specific brands to gain social recognition among adolescents contributes to this predatory behavior. He noted that while the violence must be condemned, the incidents signal a deep social distress that requires intervention before anger turns into further violence.
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