These "Wolves Of The Grand Sasso" guys sure know how to celebrate disability and womanhood, instead of putting them down for it. They really love this old politically incorrect song about a man loving a girl with a glass eye and an orthotic leg. It is a favourite male's drinking song. It sounds like shocking gender and disability abuse to English speaking cultures and many politically correct young millennial Italians jumping on the political correctness feminist fashion bandwagon. But, in fact, the real meaning of this song is ultimately about how a lonely man can love even such a disabled girl from a good clean moral home, well raised etc, despite hardships and poverty. And not just in caring "brotherhood of man" way as ordered by Christianity, also in other normal male/female sexuality ways. But people jump to conclusions and misinterpret it as a very nasty, dirty, obscene song. It's probably best to just enjoy such songs in private restricted gatherings, like we also do here in Australia, with English songs like that one....To avoid incurring the censorship of feminists etc if they got wind of it. Out here, I recall a mother of a disabled daughter (thug not like this girl) taking herself and her child to such a gathering, where the disabled girl was dressed up and made the star attraction, with mum looking on with pride at all the men praising her and then turning to widowed mum, to give her a few much needed compliments and suggestions she was also very sexy, too... Which gave her the strength to carry on with her burden of care for her daughter who would never ever be able to grow up, find a man and leave home etc. It was a pretty wild, bawdy type of social scene with a bit too much noise, alcohol and sexually suggestive comments, but nobody raped or attacked anybody physically, not even the inebriated men and everybody had a fun evening, to get brief time to forget all their life woes.But some respectable other folk, like charity ladies and such did shake their heads in disapproval, the upright illars of society men disaroved of the guys drinking and having a bit of fun among themselves after endless work and the poor widow with disabled daughter was labelled a bad mother and slut, by respectable other women, none of whom ever had to deal with such a life burden as a poor woman trying to cope on her own, unable to work, due to need to care for her disabled child who could never become an independent adult. The intolerance of some people never ceases to amaze me.
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Viva il Gran Sasso
Complimenti a tutti mi fate compagnia
🎉Suonatori affiatati artisti del canto
Grazie mille Giovanni un saluto da tutti noi "I Lupi del Gran Sasso"
Passo ore a sentirvi ed e sempre molto bello.
grazie Fernando "I Lupi del Gran Sasso"
Bravissimi
bravissimi..anche io suono l'organetto
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These "Wolves Of The Grand Sasso" guys sure know how to celebrate disability and womanhood, instead of putting them down for it. They really love this old politically incorrect song about a man loving a girl with a glass eye and an orthotic leg. It is a favourite male's drinking song. It sounds like shocking gender and disability abuse to English speaking cultures and many politically correct young millennial Italians jumping on the political correctness feminist fashion bandwagon. But, in fact, the real meaning of this song is ultimately about how a lonely man can love even such a disabled girl from a good clean moral home, well raised etc, despite hardships and poverty. And not just in caring "brotherhood of man" way as ordered by Christianity, also in other normal male/female sexuality ways. But people jump to conclusions and misinterpret it as a very nasty, dirty, obscene song. It's probably best to just enjoy such songs in private restricted gatherings, like we also do here in Australia, with English songs like that one....To avoid incurring the censorship of feminists etc if they got wind of it. Out here, I recall a mother of a disabled daughter (thug not like this girl) taking herself and her child to such a gathering, where the disabled girl was dressed up and made the star attraction, with mum looking on with pride at all the men praising her and then turning to widowed mum, to give her a few much needed compliments and suggestions she was also very sexy, too... Which gave her the strength to carry on with her burden of care for her daughter who would never ever be able to grow up, find a man and leave home etc. It was a pretty wild, bawdy type of social scene with a bit too much noise, alcohol and sexually suggestive comments, but nobody raped or attacked anybody physically, not even the inebriated men and everybody had a fun evening, to get brief time to forget all their life woes.But some respectable other folk, like charity ladies and such did shake their heads in disapproval, the upright illars of society men disaroved of the guys drinking and having a bit of fun among themselves after endless work and the poor widow with disabled daughter was labelled a bad mother and slut, by respectable other women, none of whom ever had to deal with such a life burden as a poor woman trying to cope on her own, unable to work, due to need to care for her disabled child who could never become an independent adult. The intolerance of some people never ceases to amaze me.
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