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#53335 - 10/23/02 09:59 PM
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I dont want to start this topic all over again ....but although you may be correct in saying that SOME basques act/feel this way- not ALL basques act/feel this way.
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#53336 - 10/27/02 03:02 PM
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It's the small percentage of Ratical Nationalistic/Regionalistic Basques and Catalans who give the rest of the Basques and Catalans a bad name.
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#53337 - 10/28/02 05:50 PM
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MadridMan, please close this thread...too much shouting...my ears hurt. I propose a moratorium on all ETA-related threads. We all have our opinions, (and everyone else's stinks but mine... ha ha... ), and we all end up bickering. As Fernando referred to Spain, I will refer to this board: Our beauty lies in our diversity...(regardless of whether I get a piece of candy or not!)
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#53338 - 10/28/02 08:19 PM
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People, we've talked about ETA about a hundred times here on our message board and the end is always the same; everyone gets too excited, no one budges with their opinions, and I end up closing the thread. If you'd like to read old, closed threads, I encourage you to use the SEARCH link above/right and read them at your leisure.
ETA's a hot topic and will be for as long as they exist.
'Nuff said. Saludos, MadridMan
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#53339 - 10/29/02 03:15 AM
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Madridman,
before this thread becomes too heated, i'd like to state:
1. quintos, you seem very animated about this subject. why?
2. let's hear where you are coming from... what are you trying to address?
3. where in California are you?
Madridman, I'm going somewhere with this, and it's only because i've heard it before among people i know... if the thread becomes too heated, close it. if not, let's hear this guy out; he may know something (have a perspective) that we do not.
thanks, andrew :wq
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#53340 - 10/29/02 06:54 PM
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1. the reason I am animated about the subject is because it seems as if people in Spain just don't want to Spanish for example Andalucia,Galicia,Basque land,catalans and gibraltar which are basically Spanish people refusing to be Spanish. If all these regions where to get autonomy what would be left of Spain then? Then who knows even more regions will follow.Its seems like the only region that doesn't want autonomy is Madrid.2 Im trying to addresse the problems Spain must face now and in the future.3.I live in southern California
I believe that Spain must unite together that is all. I also understand things have gotten better in the last few years but theres still alot of work to do and apologies to be said may Spain stay as the great nation it is now Espana una y grande.ps if this thread is closed so be it.
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#53341 - 10/29/02 07:27 PM
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One more thing lol just had to squezz this in the word Spanish is simply latin for Iberian therefore there is nothing wrong with calling Basques and Catalans and even though we may be sperated linquisticly and culturally lets not forget we are all Iberians!
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#53342 - 11/01/02 01:53 PM
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"España" comes from the latin word "hispania", not "Iberia". The Basques didn't roll over for the Romans [like the Cataláns did...as they have a lot in common with the French ], so calling them "hispanic" in the sense that they descended from the Roman tradition in Spain is as absurd as calling me an Ojibway or Sioux Indian since I grew up in the Midwestern U.S. It's evident that the Basques could not survive economically on their own from Spain. Culturally, they will be fine, but economically, it's a sure thing that they would go through way too much hardship to make complete separation worthwhile.
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#53343 - 11/01/02 06:25 PM
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perhaps you are correct but nonetheless Basques are still Iberians like every one else in Spain you cant argue with that.
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