- Freedom of expression and the right to demonstrate are prohibited in the Basque Country when freedom of expression harms the bourgeois and French regimes. It goes without saying that, if it is to support the most spectacular fascists, whatever the subject it is. As Spain has not broken with the regime that comes from the fascist uprising and makeup of 1978, there can be no other way.
First of all, and in relation to the protest that was made before the act of the fascist party VOX (13-04-2019) in Bilbao, it must be said that what had to happen happened happened. Every time fascists arrive in Euskal Herria, we Basques must receive fines, blows and arrests on behalf of the democracy of those who oppress and exploit us.
The law of our oppressors and enemy classes is always defended by Spanish payers, both political and coercive. In this sense, that many of us know the multi-colored police “Basque Navarre” Spanish Autonomic Police (EPA) is not a Baladi problem.
In this regard, we would ask you why the Bilbao City Council is not personalised as a particular accusation against the barbarism that the EPA made on 4 April this year. (Among other things, break a girl's jaw and give her 200 euros of fine for insults). In the face of a male violation, why in all the media is the City Council’s call for protest (unanimously by all the municipal parties) ahead of the collective citizenship of feminists and parties, etc. ? The answer is in sight. Broken jaw because it shows who commands by example. The “leadership” of the calls against violations and aggressions, in addition to bringing them free, gives them benefits. In the meantime, they conceal culture and patriarchal dependency and the real approach of putting an end to them, on the one hand, and, on the other, the serious problems facing the Basque workers and, above all, the Basque workers.
And if that girl wasn’t hit by the “pelotazo” in the jaw and touched the temple (a few centimeters), what would have happened? That for a “proportionate act” we would have another murder. And as the Bilbao festivities are so close, we wonder what the official political class and that of the system would have done. And above all, what could we do with others? And with the G7 nearby -- what if it happens?
We have every right to express our opinion, to mobilise ourselves, to disseminate our ideas, and in short to defend ourselves and to fight. Those of us who are not alienated from capital and bourgeois philosophy classicist, petty, selfish, unsupportive, individualistic and cruel, cannot let this kind of situation pass.
We refer to this fact because of its spectacularity and with the intention of shaking our contradictions and consciences. Finally, two slogans from yesterday and today: Let's break the repressive forces!