elecbit

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by elecbit 9y ago
Check world news today and see the state violence against catalan people. More than 800 wounded in hospital. I think it is not a fantasy. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/oct/01/dozens-injured...
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by elecbit 9y ago
Please downvote this fascist.
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by elecbit 9y ago
The problem here is that all the inheritants of the Franco dictatorship and their mentailty are still in the power, thanks to the Spanish transition in which the Dictator passed the power to the King. Then promoted a bi-party politics where
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by elecbit 9y ago
Then, let us Catalans be stupid and go to extintion ourselves. We will probably be fine. If you want us to be in Spain, please seduce us instead of forbid us everything. I haven't heard of any new independent country asking to be part
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by elecbit 9y ago
CNI (Centro Nacional de Inteligencia), like CIA in Spain, is working a lot to hide this comments and arguments. You can see a lot of comments which are the same speech as Partido Popular. In the Catalan media they appear in waves, polluting
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by elecbit 9y ago
"Catalans don't have freedom of expressions or are oppressed" -> Catalans don't have the right to express themselves about independence? Is this taboo?
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by elecbit 9y ago
And all violations that have happened have been brought to the Spanish and European court. In some years I am sure Spain(or the rest of it) will have to pay for it. Threats to the press, threats to polititians. Closing websites, chasing tee
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by elecbit 9y ago
"decide over another group which is a subset of the former" A subset of the former in the name of the frontiers set by a centralist monarch who won a war and forbid language and institutions in Catalonia in 1714. Check the law th
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by elecbit 9y ago
However, United Nations experts don't think the same as you. http://www.ohchr.org/EN/NewsEvents/Pages/DisplayNews.aspx?Ne... Censorship in internet. Opening private letters. Political detentions and raid
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by elecbit 9y ago
I agree that "not voting is also democracy". However I cannot agree about not allowing to vote, which is the case. It's a political issue, which should be solved like it was in Scotland. In the name of what, a group can deci
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by elecbit 9y ago
Yes, and after last elections the majority of the Catalan parliament is pro-independence. Instead of proclaming independence, a referendum is proposed, which has the support of 80% of the population in Catalonia.
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by elecbit 9y ago
Tyranny is a group not allowing another group to decide what to do. Hear yourself: "the referendum is not legal". Such a nice view of what democracy is. So willing to vote and say goodbye to this bla-bla-bla-this is not legal, th
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by elecbit 9y ago
Democracy is listening the majority of a group, without forgetting and respecting the minorities. You don't argument why Catalonia is not opressed. Banning all the laws emerging from its parliament is not respecting. Sorry Spaniards, w
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by elecbit 9y ago
They don't contribute, they have an independent economic system which comes from ancient times. Basque Country and Navarra have this privilege.
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by elecbit 9y ago
Think out of the box. Is moral a law that forbids people speaking? Self-determination is in the human rights and Catalonia has more than 1000 years of history, culture and language. Democracy cannot be illegal, so this banning must be disob
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by elecbit 9y ago
A Catalan here. Quite a bad description, I think. We should remember that Catalonia had its own language forbidden to even speak in the street for 40 years during Franco's dictatorship. Language and culture was kept alive thanks of peo