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Originally Posted by Uri
That things will no happen anymore, as most of the Spanish society is far from regarding the Church as a menace or as an allied. Naturally, it should be a respect to the Church and his values, but I think that this discussion (the eterne problem between Church and State) don't interest anymore the vast majority of spaniards.
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Who is talking of the "vast majority"? Was it then any "vast majority"?
You've probably missed the attempted assault of the Archbishopric of Barcelona, only a couple of years ago, by a mix gang of homosexuals, Socialist and independentist "youth".
Just to mention one thing.
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Originally Posted by Marulus
Do you think that the victims would allow that to happen today without yielding resistance?
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You mean a rising? The González term focused on dismantling the army. Aznar gave it the back stab when he profesionalized it.
Not that the 1936 rising was entirely militar. In fact there were more army units in the Republican side, than in the National side.
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