On Sunday October 29 lots of Spaniards came together to prove they're against a independent state and for a central government's takeover of the breakway republic, they wanted leaders of a attempted secession to be punished. So when the central government took action they heard what the people was saying they immediately fired the Catalan regional President and everyone who was working to get the President want he want fired as sell. The people heard a small brief about mounting "the democratic opposition take-over" leaving everyone confused in what they heard. Then their was a showdown in which the police station was all order to take down all the portraits of puigdement, then they have to wait and see if the bureaucrats would go back to work and the doors opening up to the Catalan government and parliament.
Finally the spokesperson of the government heard someone say "if puigdement takes part in these elections he can can excercise the democratic opposition. What I think about all of this is that the Spaniards should have the right to choose whether they want a central government to takeover and not a independent state. So the government came up with an idea to have all the Spaniards vote in a election to see what they want to have in their society; which I agree they should have an election since lots of people want something to change. Would the people of Barcelona take part of this major election to get what they want? Or would they keep coming together a lot to get their ideas to be heard and not have any elections?
I think that the barcelonians should partake in this election because they should be able to have the right to choose what ever type of government that they want and not be influenced by other governments. They should be able to do what they believe is right in their situation because different governments work in different places. The government in America might not work over there.
ReplyDeleteI also agreed that they should join the election and they should be able to chose whatever type of government they want. Coming together just to talk about it isn’t going to solve anything.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you and if they come together it won't solve the issue. Also but sometimes coming together as a community will help solve the problem because when you think back in history people was boycotting and going on strike which the government took a stand and solve their problem.
DeleteI also agree with your opinion on how the Spaniards should have an equal say. But there's a big problem with this. If they do have the vote then what'll happen if the Spaniards don't like what the outcome is? Most likely they won't sit quietly and just agree. It may also end up almost like how the South tried to succeed from the Union because they didn't like how somethings weren't working out in their favor.
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