Jeff, it seems to me that crazy people are everywhere...
Are you agree?
Someone forget it? It seems not an italian use...

this man killed 71 women... belive or not, he's not italian...

This is the 10 serial killer classificatio most famous on the www:

10
Theodore Kaczynski, so called Unabomber, USA, victims: 3
9
Richard Ramirez
so called The Night Stalker, nationality USA, victims: 13
8
Dennis Rader, so called BTK Killer, nationality USA, victims 10
7
Gary Ridgway, so called The Green River Killer, nationality USA, 49 victims
6
Aileen Wuornos, so called Highway Hooker, nationality USA, victims 7
5
Ed Gein, so called Plainfield'S butcher, nationality USA, 12 victims
4
Jeffrey Dahmer, Milwaukee's cannibal, nationality USA, 17 victims
3
John Wayne Gacy, so called Killer Clown, nationality USA, 33 victims
2
Ted Bund, student's Killer, nationality USA, 30 victims
1
Zodiac Killer, nationality USA, 5 victims...

10/10 USA nationality... no italian inside!

In Italy none come sistematically to school, or in a shopping centre, with a gun and kill unknown people... we still haven't metal detector in school entrances.
Maybe (we can talk about it...) FIAT is the "unrealeable car on the market" (hahhahahahaha), but although there they bought Chrysler Group and save an important american car industries from the total colapse...
At the moment I prefear to have an Italian who destroy his car than serial killer and crazy young who use innocent people in a commercial centre or in a school like target for their gun.

It seems to me that FOX didn't accept that a small company bought their giant... like millions of other people.

:

: Angry driver bashes his brand new car after it doesn’t
: start

: Good luck trying to resell that car!

: A man in Italy hadn’t even gotten the new car smell out of his
: Fiat 500 when he picked up an ax and demolished the car when it
: wouldn’t start.
: When Spartaco Capon turned the key to his brand new ride and
: nothing happened, the Italian snapped — taking his anger out
: on the tiny vehicle as if he was Paul Bunyan.

: All the 35-year-old needed to do was to get to work on time,
: especially since his boss had already given him a warning about
: being late in the past, Central European News reports.

: The sole reason he shelled out the cash to buy the vehicle was
: because he was sick of dealing with unreliable public transport
: in the northern Italian town of Lissone, which consistently had
: him running late to his accounting job.

: When Capon realized he would be late for work, yet again, he
: grabbed his ax and unleashed his fury on the unreliable new whip
: — turning the Fiat into vehicular Swiss cheese.

: “Normally in incidents like this it’s not people smashing up
: their own car, but he was able to prove it was his,” said
: local police spokesman, Anastasio Gallo. “We think he must
: have been under a lot of stress at work lately and he was taken
: to hospital where doctors helped to calm down and are keeping
: him in for tests.”
: Even though Capon is now being treated in a psychiatric ward at the
: hospital and his car has been declared totaled, he can’t be
: labeled insane for thinking the Fiat 500 is a useless piece of
: junk.

: Last week, Consumer Reports named Fiat the most unreliable car
: brand on the market, according to Fox News.

: The organization’s annual owner survey also found that the Fiat
: 500 L — a slightly larger, four-door version of the Fiat 500
: — was named the least reliable car on sale today.

: [original article in the New York Post --
: http://nypost.com/2014/11/05/angry-driver-bashes-his-brand-new-car-after-it-doesnt-start/
: ]