I hoped that the victory of the Tubacex workers would not be to Arantza Tapia’s liking, of course. But when I hear words like honor, prestige or reputation, the eye starts shaking. And the workers who have made the strike have harmed us, the reputation. That hysterical, ze sajera, ze burugogor, ze erridikulu izan there have been workers. Women, in general, also do so very often. The good reputation is very close for some, for example, in the midst of a pandemic, he does not see his relatives, but forces him to go to work in crowded buses, even where the frequency of buses is reduced and even more filled with silence and kisses.

Therefore, the cleaners of the Guggenheim will also be of bad repute, with trap, that ridiculous. And the workers in nursing homes. The people who care for them are already out of place, as the moderate people in this same pandemic have clearly said. What a disgrace they have screamed for decent pensions, how ridiculous those yayoflis of 2016 have done. Young people are also very discredited, rather than getting drunk in bars or nightclubs full of claims, for doing so on the street. Dull, common-sense, rebuke them over and over again. He has used words like “merciless” and “hard hand” and asked them if they need a policeman behind them. The police are fundamental to maintaining reputation. On the newsstands, it's been the first news, look at those crazy things, they'll all kill us. Young people, I mean. Maddened, some mothers, the most famous Juana Rivas, move in a very negative way, but there are also closer ones to free their children from parental mistreatment: Rivas ends up without reputation and in jail. The workers in our health care system, at the time of the strike, also shape the landscape, and it is only then that honest people worry that we have guaranteed primary care for our citizens: minimum services are 100%. And the citizens who get bored to wait for the buses they've been taken off get hysterical. Even the Okupas imaginaries have taken a very bad name: maybe they're teaching us the way.

In most cases, unfortunately, we are walking in very good prestige, without the courage enough to go down reasonable roads. We act in moderation, without getting up too much of things, fearing the abyss that shows us precariousness. Everything is well designed for our reputation to be right, that's taught to us from a young age. Reputation also becomes a source of concern in the new worlds that open up to us, such as the digital world. And online reputation is also meant to be hired. Watch out for what you put in, especially if you're a girl, because a girl's bad reputation is always worse than a boy's. A good reputation is, therefore, the way to have a place in the system: getting married earlier, being hired now.

Each one is going to measure the strength that the piece of reputation has to leave it in the way, I most of the time, so I find it so appealing, I find the path of bad reputation so epic. My sincere thanks go to those who take up that courage, or those who stay on the verge of the road without ridicule or reputation. Sanctioned. Freedom has always been expensive for some, but it's not shameful. What Tapia calls bad reputation, for us, is dignity.