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From Catalonia, and this is almost spot on. The only thing being that not only businesses disrespect our culture, but the government and current main party do
by JaumeGreen 9y ago
From Catalonia, and this is almost spot on.
The only thing being that not only businesses disrespect our culture, but the government and current main party do it too. And have been doing for some time.
They are descendants (sometimes literally) from the ones directing the dictatorship that ruled Spain until 40 years ago.
And they act like they had the same kind of power.
- mcdevilkiller 9y agoPeople that disrespect Catalonia, I can count them with the fingers in my hand. Catalonia is one of the most productive regions in Spain, and also the one with the greater deeds. Big businesses are mostly in Barcelona and Madrid, and more in Barcelona. Tourist from inside the country visit Catalonia as much as other regions. Catalonia is not hated, but politicians and independentists are making us hate it.
- goliatone 9y agoLooking at it from the outside it does seem to be some contempt towards Catalan people, like referring to them as polacos (Polish, I guess because the speak “weird”). It also feels like when Catalan governments have tried to discuss the model of autonomy/government and the relationship between central government and autonomous governance and there’s an almost childish reaction from the central government.
- zentropia 9y agoThey were called "polacos" because during the civil war people said that Catalonia was a province of Russia.