Spanish police raid .Cat domain name registry offices

Post by mcdevilkiller » Fri, Sep 29, 2017, 6:43 AM UTC

IncRnd wrote: post #81

mcdevilkiller wrote: post #68

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"At least in the UK the government allowed people to express themselves" The problem here in Spain/Catalonia is that Catalonian politicians only want Catalonians to vote. I feel that, being a Spanish citizen of legal age, I have the same right to vote on whether I want a part of my country to separate from it. But they won't let us vote, so, why should "we" let them vote? (Also, as per the constitution, it is illegal…

> I feel that, being a Spanish citizen of legal age, I have the same right to vote on whether I want a part of my country to separate from it. But they won't let us vote, so, why should "we" let them vote? If a son or daughter of legal age wants to move out of their parents' house, does the rest of the family get to stop them from moving?

Post by monodeldiablo » Thu, Oct 05, 2017, 10:28 AM UTC

fabianmg wrote: post #229

monodeldiablo wrote: post #137

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> Maybe you should start with the basics about European history. Don't condescend to me. I live in what was Yugoslavia. And that terrible civil war? I spend my days surrounded by its victims. None of them saw it coming. Nobody did until it was too late. > Spain had a more terrible civil war and Spain still exists as it was before. "More terrible"? By what measure? Half as many Spaniards died during the Spanish Civil…

If you have such a huge knowledge how come you haven't mentioned a particular HUGE difference between Spain and Yugoslavia. In Yugoslavia one of the main reasons of the war and secession was RELIGION, in Spain there's no such clash between muslims and catholics.