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Originally Posted by prometheus
Judging from the map you displayed, does it mean that you are in favour of federalization of Spain(s) and that you would like old political entities and kingdoms to be reestablished, including the Kingdom of Granada (but this time Christian and not Muslim)?
And what about linguistic diversities? Should they remain?
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Prometheus, would Slovenes and Croatians agree on returning to a Yugoslavian Federation? Well, add to that comparison, the fact that cultural differences between Portugal and Spain are not that shallow and, for an instance, the languages are not that mutually inteligible.
The reality is that my father doesn't understand almost a word of Spanish (Castillian one should say), nor my mother, nor my brother, nor most of my friends, nor the great majority of our population except those living near the borders. Written is easier, alright. Same thing goes for Spain: When I travel through Spain, no one understands me, even if I speak slowly.
Even if we are practically of the same ethnic composition, do you think people will throw away 879 years of sovereignity?
With exception for those 60 years of shared Monarchy (1580 - 1640) which we did not particularly enjoyed, we are the oldest European fully independent nation state, and that didn't happen by random or historical mistake. And we were pushed onto further 28 years of war, because Spain wouldn't leave us on our own.
But we won our cause, and we thank God we don't have identitarian problems. The truth is Spain didn't solve its national issues, and we did, long ago.
This side of the border, we want
Status Quo.
Ideally? free from Brussels, free of communists, free of burgeoisie, free of jewish families, free of Masons. Portugal is one of the most powerful strongholds of masonry, occultist jewish masonry. Makes me truly sad.