Hit Mom and Dad right in the pocketbook. Ouch.

After violent riots ripped through Milan and Turin, leaving behind a slew of smashed stores, damaged property, and injured police officers, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni decided she'd seen enough and took action.

And considering how many of these masked troublemakers are Marxist teenagers and violent migrants, she's making the parents pay the price for their bratty hoodlum kids.

Under Italy's new security crackdown, parents could be paying hefty fines when their commie kids get caught participating in violent riots. And that's just one part of a bigger crackdown on the chaos that's been unfolding across the country.

Apparently, Meloni isn't interested in allowing Italy's beautiful cities to become playgrounds for violent little leftwing punks.

The violence in Milan was particularly ugly, with masked rioters smashing storefronts, looting businesses, and clashing with police in the heart of one of Italy's most famous cities.

Turin also saw clashes involving young protesters, with barricades and objects thrown at police.

And is this very sarcastically written post stating that we all know this isn't about "education."

But Meloni isn't stopping at fines.

Zerohedge:

Italy's cabinet approved an emergency decree-law on Oct. 20 in response to the weekend riots in Milan, ANSA reported. The eight-article text creates a new offense of violent participation in demonstrations, extends preventive detention to minors aged 16 and over, and sends 500 more soldiers to Milan through Dec. 31 at a cost of €4.7 million.

So Italy's calling up more military and giving officials better tools to deal with violent anarchists and migrants.

But we really love how Meloni's going after the parents of these progressive pukes.

Because if your kid thinks it's perfectly fine to spend Saturday afternoon smashing somebody's business to pieces, you'll be getting a rather expensive lesson in parental responsibility.

Under the new rules, parents of left-wing minors involved in these violent riots can face fines from €500 to €1,000, with penalties doubling for repeat offenses.

But there's more. The thugs participating in organized violence could also face prison sentences, and the penalties will even read the organizers who wreak havoc online.