Who benefits from the meme independent movements among European countries?
Do you believe there is some outside entity prodding it along or is it just purely internal retardation and banal European arrogance?
Who benefits from the meme independent movements among European countries?
Luis Nguyen
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Luis Nelson
My man yellow striped Puerto Rico
Logan Bell
Catalonia props up the Spanish economy. Barcelona objectively shits all over Madrid, so Spain is very eager to quash any independence movement there. Scotland, on the other hand, is a Mel Gibson-tier meme. Even the EU said we wouldn't be allowed to join them because we're so worthless kek. Feels bad.
Colton Jackson
My great-grandfather was from Catalonia
Xavier Rodriguez
>Barcelona objectively shits all over Madrid
Actually, Madrid has surpassed Catalonia, and is our mommy Ayuso-
Isaiah Phillips
The SNP wants independence the same way Boris wanted Brexit. It's a tool they can use to gain power, nothing more or less.
David Gray
Triangle on flag means group is supported by Masons who hate the Kingdom of Spain
Joseph King
>most informed guiri about spanish politics
Bentley Phillips
It doesn't anymore, you are literally spitting old shit, Madrid is the top dog of the economy for a couple years now
Gavin Cook
WTF? We based our flag off of you guys
Kayden Reed
>While Catalans only account for about 16 percent of the Spanish population, Catalonia makes a hefty contribution to the overall Spanish economy, making 223.6 billion euros ($262.96 billion) a year, according to the regional government. This is around 20 percent of its total gross domestic product (GDP). Larger than the contribution that California makes to the whole United States.
Oh no no no.
Joseph Cox
>Who benefits from the meme independent movements among European countries
Today? Violent one are Cold War leftovers nobody benefits from. Back in the past they used to have some degree of support from the east (except for South Tyrol).
Local businessmen and politicians prefer to play it safe through legal institutions to gain some funding and support from central government
Anthony Kelly
>Who benefits from the meme independent movements among European countries?
Nobody, only the Catalan secessionist elites
>t. Jordi el Friegaplatos
Logan Fisher
alright cunt
tomorrow you and your irrelevant sparsely populated australia are formally part of china independent of your will, would be pretty retarded and arrogant if you thought you and your countrymen could use less control from a chauvinistic, patronising and exploitative Beijing
Ryan Jones
You didn't refute anything I said, now you are talking about california and usa, do you even english. Madrid contributes more to the economy, you are literally objectively wrong, idiot.
James Perry
Try again, spic.
> Catalonia makes a hefty contribution to the overall Spanish economy, making 223.6 billion euros ($262.96 billion) a year, according to the regional government. This is around 20 percent of its total gross domestic product (GDP).
Tyler Young
I don't think you'll find an actual answer here, most spanish posters are francoist chuds
Isaiah Peterson
Catalan expat hands typed this post
Leo Morales
Madrid
Samuel Morris
I think that if Spain hypothetically withdrew itself from NATO (anti-Russian organization) and implemented worker coops (Mondragon Corporation), Catalonian independence would be VERY beneficial for a lot of European countries (in particular Germany).
Samuel Morales
que pinga recuerdate que la bandera cubana era la perimera
Jacob White
>Try again, spic.
No tienes más platos que fregar, Jordi?
Ethan Martinez
Los cubanos son cobardes que claman CUBA LIBRE pero corren rumbo a Estados Unidos en lugar de luchar por la libertad de Cuba... can't change my mind...CUBAN=COWARD
Alexander Carter
Charles Walker
cagabandúrries