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Exactly my sentiments. What is the point of the constitution if one of the country's region starts disobeying and unilaterally declare independence? These are k
by product50 9y ago
Exactly my sentiments. What is the point of the constitution if one of the country's region starts disobeying and unilaterally declare independence? These are kind of disobediences which the Spanish government must fight - even if they lose.
- golangnews 9y agoGovernment, and law, is by consent. It is not immutable, universal or objective, and if it loses the consent of a majority the social contract is broken.
- notspanishflu 9y agoBut the majority support the current law. The actions of the Spanish government are supported by right wing (PP), left wing (PSOE), and center wing (Ciudadanos).
- ardit33 9y agoCommunism/Socialism, was part of the constitution on most of the eastern European countries, and it didn't make it right. People rose against, somewhere peacefully and somewhere violently, it and it is not anymore. Those countries are much better off now. Constitutions often can be unjust, at time to time they get thrown away/re-rwitten.
- notspanishflu 9y agoI think you have a conceptual problem because you're mixing the basics. We are talking about democratic constitutions, quite different from legal texts from totalitarian regimes.