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🇦🇩 Acabo de llegir que algú des de Madrid està ordenant de retirar les condemnes a la violència de la policia contra el poble català de les xarxes socials. Si és així, aquí va la meva:

Condemno la violència policial contra gent que només volia decidir sobre el seu futur a Catalunya. Aquesta brutalitat és més típica d'una dictadura que no pas d'una democràcia.

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🇦🇺 I just read that someone from Madrid is ordering to remove the condemnation against the violence from the police against the Catalan people in social media. If so, here come mine:

I condemn the police brutality against people who only wanted to decide about their futures in Catalonia. A violence that is more typical from a dictatorship than from a democracy.

@paulfree14 I'm really happy, yet again, that I closed by banc account in Banc Sabadell

Seeing how the biggest parties in the EU parliament don't give a shit, yet again, about human rights, the threat "if you leave Spain you will also be leaving the EU" looks to me more like an advantage than like something negative.

@manuel Solo añadir que a las niñas que no visten de forma sexulizada se la acosa en la escuela por "no ir a la moda".

@AliceinCrystalTokyo Not yet.

@noelle "On the other hand, a major reason Catalonia wants to secede is that they're Spain's 1% and don't want to have to pay taxes to support the 99% in the rest of Spain."

This is as accurate as saying that native americans fought the colonists because they where the 1% who don't want to pay taxes to support the 99%.

Sorry, but this is more fascist propaganda that an accurate fact.

It is btw this attitude about not giving a sh*t about human rights that make me believe that leaving the EU is not such a bad idea. At the same time I'm still appalled that so much british people voted for leaving the EU... because it isn't conservative enough to them.

Journalist 3: I ask, aren't we here a lot [of journalists] who are wrong when we write our articles? Because we write that a certain part of the catalan people wishes to leave Spain, but after this explanations maybe they will want to leave the EU too. I ask. Maybe there will be a vote to leave also the EU. Am I right or not?

EC: This I don't know, it is the readers who will get some conclusions. This is a subject we have treated enough. Do we have some other subject?

Journalist2: Basically it's the same question as Journalist1, I'm sorry. It is not clear if you are condemning the violence or not from yesterday (1st October). And if your are not, how many injured do you need to condemn it?

EC: We made an declaration in English, and I belive everyone understund it. I will also read with interest your analysis.

(In my opinion the representative of the EC, Margaritis Schinas, what trying to answer to the journalists in a very polite way to go f*ck themselves)

Journalist1: You say in your declaration that violence can never be a political instrument, which is a nice moral wish. I ask, the European Commission (EC) is condemning here or not, the tacticts and methods udes by the guardia civil* in Catalonia to stope the voting of the citizens? Is this what you mean with "violence can never be a political instrument"?

EC: I will read with interest your article to know how yourself interpret this.

* military police in Spain.