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Well, how about acting like a civilized European state going about it, including respecting the freedoms of speech and assembly as fundamental rights? The recen
by yeahforsureman 7y ago
Well, how about acting like a civilized European state going about it, including respecting the freedoms of speech and assembly as fundamental rights? The recent developments look very bad, and the Spanish state seems to be engaging in blatant abuse of their anti-terrorism laws.
- yiyus 7y ago> respecting the freedoms of speech and assembly as fundamental rights When hasn't this been the case? I see the Catalonian independentists speaking and assembling the whole time. However, blocking airports and train stations, for example, is not a fundamental right.
- kuu 7y agoHow about starting respecting the laws by the Catalonian government? The Spanish government allowed right to assembly and free of speech, otherwise there wouldn't be any demonstration...