It is not easy to find the right answer to such a situation or, rather, the closest answer to equity. But yes, there is something that unites us all vasco-speakers: the need for a coherent and strategic response to these actions.

This need, on many occasions, leads us to acts thought of with heat and to involuntary ignorance that, in the end, mix pain and rage in our widespread wounds.

In this sense, I believe that, in addition to thinking that the voice he has had on social networks has been too loud, I think that the answer given on the streets has not been the most direct. Because we advertise those we don't want and we take it away from those who really need it.

Because new times have come to Euskal Herria, because we continue to see the problems with the same eyes as before, but, above all, because we have become able to see them from different windows than we did before. What I mean by this is that in the face of the events that have taken place in recent days, it is possible to look out of a new window without diverting sight.

Because it's possible that by not spreading them and not giving them an answer on the streets, they might know that at the time they're not welcome. Because by doing the opposite, in addition to giving them publicity, we assure them of their existence. Because they hurt us, and by the way, because we tell them that they are there, that is, because with the utmost force we give them the things they want and demand. They alienate us, they seize us. They lead us to show our wound inside, when we don't need it.

We ourselves enrich the discourse and the image, and in the end, it is ours that spreads. That's what they want. Pain. Rabies. So let us not give them this pleasure.

University student and professor Multikirola.