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You didn't answer my question. People aren't born radical. And fringe regional parties don't come to control the media, education, and public purse without some
by monodeldiablo 9y ago
You didn't answer my question. People aren't born radical. And fringe regional parties don't come to control the media, education, and public purse without some significant measure of popular support.
So once again: Why do you think radical secession is even on the table? Why do you think Catalan nationalism has flared up in recent years? Why would any young person support Catalan independence if Spain's federal government is meeting their needs?
Answer that question honestly, and I think you'll realize where the problem is, and where the solution lies.
(Hint: It's not censoring websites, arresting ministers, or raiding the officials of regional bureaucrats.)