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That's the funny thing with the situation. Both sides screw up so bad there is literally no-one to support here. Whatever comment you make in favor for one will

• icebraining 9y ago
  Well, if you were the Catalonian government and you wanted to push for independence, what would you do instead? Or are you saying that pushing for independence itself is a screw up?
  • sametmax 9y ago
    As usual people are missing part of the story. Both side screw up. BOTH. E.G: there is a strong racism culture among Catalonia independentists, even against other Spaniards. They even invented part of their cultural heritage to sound more credible (look up their "ancestral cultural dance" origin, it is kinda funny). If you want your independence, not alianating the rest of your neighbors for decades can be a good start. Those events are never unfolding in an instant, but are the consequences of years of complex shenanigans.
    • icebraining 9y ago
      I'm not saying it's a good thing, but is there any reason at all to believe that the rest of Spain would have allowed the referendum if only Catalonia had been very nice to everyone else? Seems like an excuse to me.
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      • sametmax 9y ago
        That's assuming a side already. Again, nobody is right here. They bkth screw up in many ways.