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Why? I don't follow your idea. Could you explain?
by techas 9y ago
Why?
I don't follow your idea. Could you explain?
- notspanishflu 9y agoWhat part you don't understand? I'll try again. All Spaniards have voice & vote about sovereignty, not just a bunch of Spaniards.
- breischl 9y agoThat is not clearer, at least to me. >All Spaniards have voice & vote about sovereignty, not just a bunch of Spaniards. This seems self-contradictory. Mis-typed? Or perhaps you mean it's up to all Spaniards, not just some Spaniards?
- notspanishflu 9y agoAll Spaniards have the right, not only a part of Spaniards (like those living in Catalonia).
- oneeyedpigeon 9y agoThey're saying, I think, that if you're going to have a referendum on independence, ever citizen of the existing state should vote, not just members of the proposed state. Otherwise, you could just have thousands of tiny groups of people each declaring their own independent state. As a UK citizen, I would have preferred it if our recent referendum had been voted on by all members of the EU, rather than just British citizens.
- breischl 9y agoI know you're not supposed to comment about downvotes, but seriously people? I literally asked for clarification and got -3 for it. Easy on the downvote button, people.
- lllllll 9y agoYes, it's hard to follow the logic. But still a lot of people seem to think that all Spain should vote on a referendum on whether Catalonia should be independent. Go figure.