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This is outrageous "Tsunami Democratic" has not coordinated any terrorist attack nor has an attack taken place in Spain... They are abusing antiterrorist laws t

This is outrageous "Tsunami Democratic" has not coordinated any terrorist attack nor has an attack taken place in Spain... They are abusing antiterrorist laws to quash peaceful protests and GitHub is complying.

jarfil 7y ago
"Peaceful" does not mean destroying the streets, setting cars on fire, throwing incendiary devices at the cops, or bullying those who don't agree with you.
- JaumeGreen 7y ago
  There are multiple organizations, each preparing their own mobilizations. Tsunami has only launched (AFAIK) the airport blockade. There are the CDRs, PicnicxRepublica, Omnium, ANC,... And probably many more. In fact there are suspicions about tsunami not being "good enough" by some independentists. Don't attribute to one what comes from another.
- gerardvivancos 7y ago
  The argument for self defence still holds. Just look at the police's actions these days. Is anyone here interested in the examples? Anyway, there's a huge leap from riots (and, please, look at riots in other countries...) to terrorism.
deltron3030 7y ago
Don't forget that Github is Microsoft.
zentropia 7y ago
At least they ordered to occupy the airport and that alone is a serious offense.
- komarrian 7y ago
  Even if what you say is true, it is not terrorism...
GonzaloQuero 7y ago
I've been living out of Spain for the last three years, but these kinds of things make me think that we're going back to the "everything's ETA" years.
fluffything 7y ago
Arms dealers do not coordinate terrorist attacks either, that does not mean that they are not partially responsible for them. Either way, GitHub is only complying with Spanish law, and that laws existence is not GitHub's fault, but the fault of the spanish people.
commandlinefan 7y ago
> abusing antiterrorist laws No “abuse” necessary: this has been the plan all along. It’s taken a little longer than expected, but things are finally falling into place now.

jarfil 7y ago

"Peaceful" does not mean destroying the streets, setting cars on fire, throwing incendiary devices at the cops, or bullying those who don't agree with you.

JaumeGreen 7y ago
There are multiple organizations, each preparing their own mobilizations. Tsunami has only launched (AFAIK) the airport blockade. There are the CDRs, PicnicxRepublica, Omnium, ANC,... And probably many more. In fact there are suspicions about tsunami not being "good enough" by some independentists. Don't attribute to one what comes from another.
gerardvivancos 7y ago
The argument for self defence still holds. Just look at the police's actions these days. Is anyone here interested in the examples? Anyway, there's a huge leap from riots (and, please, look at riots in other countries...) to terrorism.

deltron3030 7y ago

Don't forget that Github is Microsoft.

zentropia 7y ago

At least they ordered to occupy the airport and that alone is a serious offense.

komarrian 7y ago
Even if what you say is true, it is not terrorism...

GonzaloQuero 7y ago

I've been living out of Spain for the last three years, but these kinds of things make me think that we're going back to the "everything's ETA" years.

fluffything 7y ago

Arms dealers do not coordinate terrorist attacks either, that does not mean that they are not partially responsible for them. Either way, GitHub is only complying with Spanish law, and that laws existence is not GitHub's fault, but the fault of the spanish people.

commandlinefan 7y ago

> abusing antiterrorist laws No “abuse” necessary: this has been the plan all along. It’s taken a little longer than expected, but things are finally falling into place now.