Youtube comments of Fueyo 222 (@fueyo2229).

  1. This could be a video from The Onion, wild.
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  2. I had to create a new account so I could look up info for my uni project since it would show me random crap vaguely related to my past searches instead of what I was looking for. For projects now I just go to the library.
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  3.  @strauss7151  That's why the UK did so well with Thatcher huh
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  4. ​​ @jeandeville807  Eastern Europe is poor? Poorer than Western Europe, but not poor overall, Does it have bad places? Yes but not nearly like this (especially the drug usage)
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  5. ​ @ob2251  He literally tried to overthrow the government, how's that not undermining democracy? Some people are just blind.
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  6. Literally, this people have not read the Bible never.
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  7. The last point is not true at all, it's the opposite, our economy is centered around tourism and nothing else. We have no industry since the 1980s, agriculture is minimal since rural areas were depopulated since the 1970s. Our only opportunity is being a power exporter, which hopefully will happen but not for now.
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  8. @ephraimduke  Are you joking? Poverty and wealth inequality skyrocketed and the division between North and South became more strong. You have a sick way of looking at things if you think this is going well. Not to mention that since then UK's economy has stagnated, the productivity per person is much lower than other European countries, school dropout is also bigger. Haven't you heard that if you remove London, the UK has the quality of life of Mississippi, the poorest US state? And of course Tony Blair continued it. The Labour party has not been socialist for a long time.
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  9. "The blind person sees more than the person who doesn't want to see" -Spanish proverb
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  10. They don't speak all Spaniards' language.
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  11. Very true.
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  12. yeah we need to join together and hold our governments accountable, demand legislation that controls this.
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  13. I like that everything is like "well done", like the school is complete with all equipment, the train station is all open. My town is this size and everything is half done, the school (which anyway, it's closed now, but back when it was open) it only had two classrooms, no equipment whatsoever, we don't even have road signs or our own town hall, or any sort of community center, other than the church council, and that is a very old and cold building. There are no shops whatsoever anymore neither since there are no buses or anything. I really appreciate that Japan cares for everyone even the small villages get the basics and are not abandoned like most countries.
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  14. Hello Josh. I just wanted to suggest a theme for a video, about my language, Asturian or Asturleonese, there aren't a lot of native speakers left, it's the only romance language with neuter gender. You could also talk about the Vaqueiros, their old lifestyle that dates back to pre-roman celtic tribes, their very unique dialect with a weird phoneme in that area, and the very unknown genocide attempt against them.
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  15. A visigothic noble, Pleagius established the Kingdom of Asturias after the muslim invasion in the uncoquered cantabric, that you didn't show on the map. So the Kingdom of Asturias was ruled by gothics for some time after the fall of Ostrogrothic and Visiogothic Kingdoms.
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  16. In Oviedo, Spain it's been like 5 years just to add a couple of lanes to a highway and build 1 brigde and btw they demolished other two brigdes to build the bridge :)
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  17. yeah we have that in Spain too, everyone fought to get a place there XD
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  18.  @jer1776  YouTube is the worst offender, you can't search anything. When I want to search an specific video I search it with Google and filter to YouTube, Google search it's still useful in most cases, YouTube search is almost useless.
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  19. ​ @resireg  Are you really saying that Germany was a poor country? Talk about ignorance. Germany was one of the most industrialized and rich states in Europe before the nazis. They were suffering under the Great Depression, as everyone else.
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  20. Wow I live in a village of similar size in Spain and we have nothing, like absolutely nothing, no shops or anything! We did use to have a pub but it closed. Many old people depend on us young people to bring them their groceries. And we have no bus or train whatsoever.
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  21. Same in Spain. My town is this size and we do have a train station but it closed and barely any train stops anymore
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  22. I'm native speaker of an endangered language, though I don't usually speak it , because it's shameful. I hope Ainu can recover, to all Ainu speakers or just residents of Hokkaido. Fight for your tongue! Don't let your ancestral heritage die!
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  23. I hate how people thinks that Catalonia, Galicia or the Basque Country are unique to the rest of Spain, Spain is a multicultural country, there's no "Spanish culture", there's Andalusians, Asturians, Leonese, Castillians, Basques, Galicians, Aragonese, Valencian, Catalan and Estremaduran cultures, so it is quite unrealistic that only those 3 "chosen" regions would get independence and Spain stay united, it would be either total collapse or total union.
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  24. Even in Spanish we have the same saying "Give them your hand/wallet and they'll take your entire arm"
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  25. very true, it's basically the same here in Spain with my native language Asturian, which I just last year learnt how to write
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  26. ​ @Just_some_guy_1  Not fully. They still some human intervention, mainly to drive the machines but also for latter selection.
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  27. Why? This makes me want to have children to educate them and try to reduce the number of insane people in the world. Edit: After seeing the entire video decided to change "badly-educated" to insane
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  28. ​​ @OletrosBCN  I'm Spanish and I've never seen something like this. All the doors I've seen (except in hotels) are similar to the Croatian one shown.
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  29. It would take years for a single page
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  30. I think that in Africa, some countries would join their colonizer's schools, like Mali and Mauretania would join a French school, since the prestigious language in those countries is French.
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  31. ​ @alansmithee419  Even inside NATO some countries don't see it well. Here in Spain the US is generally seen as bad too, because of their support for Franco. I wouldn't say a villain but definitely not a hero
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  32. Because you know. Think before you do?
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  33. they didn't have an intention to reconquer for most of the time. Christian and Muslim monarchs would sign treaties and arrange marriages and also fight at different periods. the reconquista wasn't one direct process, the Christians also lost and recovered territory. Also, for the like last 300 years only Granada was left but as a tributary of Castile.
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  34. Just saying "get over it" about anything is a childish argument
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  35. Why is the title of this video (for me at least) "Sudden flooding in Texas"
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  36.  @setoburu  Lucky! But I guess Navarre might be better than here in Asturias, it's richer. We did have a school, but it closed years ago.
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  37. No because in the land of the "free" they'd fine you if you do whatever you want to your house
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  38. ​ @logangardiner7574  That is the worst comparison I have ever heard. It sure sounded well in your head.
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  39. Belarus is actually quite nicer than other post-soviet countries, mainly because of the cleanliness and the fact many things still work like they did before, Russians say a lot things like "This country isn't what it used to be, now everything is dirty and doesn't work", but Belarusians don't think that bad of their country even if they oppose the regime.
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  40. ​ @TheLastApostle  Imo it's completely possible. I'm gay and catholic, there are many catholic people that are not straight, mainly outside the US, in European catholic countries like mine there are many catholic gay people (that doesn't mean the church accepts fully, but at least they tolerate us)
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  41. @@LalaDepala00 Mine too, only in the US it means left-wing.
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  42. Europe didn't get it back. It was only the Iberian kingdoms there and they didn't really have an intention to reconquer it for most of the time. Christian and Muslim monarchs may sign treaties or marriages one year and the next they would fight.
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  43. That also happens in Europe, it's been years since I don't see a ladybug, or hear the crickets at dawn
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  44. In Spanish is plátano, I wonder where it comes from.
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  45. Wild that this seems to not be taught or known at all in the US. In Europe it's an important part of the history class portfolio.
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  46. ​ @__N7  Every language has grammar, otherwise it wouldn't be a language, all languages, if they are spoken, also have some literature, this is the classic and ignorant thing that it's said about many minority languages, and it's just false.
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  47. And they were screaming "Cárcel" I think which means Jail
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  48. Same, l living in a small village where there was no playground whatsoever, the building blocks were sticks and rocks and the climbing wall an old oak. Plus in Summer there was free food all around (blueberries)
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  49. ​ @Hadibe-b8t  It's funny that you consider that when brutalist architecture that isnpired modernist architecture was very characteristic (or even invented by some say) the 20th century fascist regimes.
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  50. One thing, in the War of Spanish Succession, not only Catalonia joined the Hapsburg side but also Aragon and Navarra, also some people from other places but not that much, and after the War not only Catalan was banned in administration but also other languages like Aragonese, Asturleonese, Basque and Galician. Also, nowdays Catalonia has the same as autonomy as the Basque Country and Navarra, which all three have their own police force for example.
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  51. ​ @GoBlueGirl78  He means a type of coal known as coke
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  52.  @hendriktonisson2915  Andalusians and Castillians speak Spanish, and it's their original language, while the vast majority of Leoneses, Estremadurans and Aragoneses speak Spanish at home, but years ago they spoke their languages. And obviously the languages of the Iberian Peninsula are very similar, except Basque obviously, they all descend from vulgar latin.
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  53.  @delarrick9138  Como No lo vamos a entender, nuestro país tiene una gran variedad de culturas y aún así la gran mayoría nos sentimos españoles, lo que hace tan rica a España son sus culturas y lenguas.
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  54. This is really bad, I speak a minority endangered language and the main online dictionary was stored in the Wayback machine :(
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  55. Or anywhere, it's miles better than an European school.
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  56. Mirandese isn't 100% readable, I'm a Spanish and Asturian speaker and I've talking with a mirandese speaker and I can't understand him even written, only like 60% I can understand of written Mirandese.
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  57. I'm a speaker of Asturleonese, and I can understand Old Spanish pretty well, better than an only Spanish speaker. Interesting that my language kept many things that fell in Spanish. Like "ca" is still used or we didn't aspirate the f's (facer, faba, fartar...) or the position of the object behind the verb (fálase, cóyelo, píngeste), it's also the only romance language which kept Neuter.
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  58. Not half, only 22% of the US population voted for him last election, most people do not vote.
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  59. In Mediterranean areas they are starting to regulate touristic and expat apartments, this has made increasingly more people moving to here, the north of Spain which was forgotten before. The local government sadly sees this as the ticket to revive our economy, which is shambles after the closure of mines in the 1980s, and don't regulate anything even worse they encourage it.
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  60. Catholics in Europe are a lot chiller. I'm gay and I grew up in a catholic family and school, I was openly gay in the school and the teachers didn't care (some of the other students sadly did), that said when I asked some hard questions to a nun they would leave or make me leave lol
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  61. Deberían dejar de premiar a los catalanes y al revés, castigar a los partidos independentistas. Están arruinando la concepción de otras lenguas y de por ejemplo la lucha que tenemos en Asturias por el bable que ahora te llaman nacionalista por hablarlo. En Asturias no hay nacionalismo y aún menos separatismo.
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  62. I'd wish this would be more extended. Here in Spain modernist ugly and non-walker friendly developments are on the rise, I once passed by one of the new developments and asked my friend "Aren't those very ugly?" And he said "Yeah but they are 'modern'", sadly many people believe because they are "modern" they are good even if they are ugly and discourage walking and mixed use. Worse is, it's becoming more common to enclose beautiful old buildings with a boring grey facade, I've even seen some old buildings with modern ugly extensions from the roof. Or to see what they did to the Museum of Arts of Oviedo, demolishing half of the 300 year old beautiful facade to replace it with a horrible grey block and it looks terrible there in the middle of the medieval old town. Also because of the very wet climate here these buildings decay quickly and in 5 years they already have moss.
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  63. I'm gay and me too, I fear finding a non-binary person and address them/it/whatever in the wrong gender (and my native language is gendered and they sometimes want you to address them in some weird made-up grammatical gender)
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  64. Yeahh he completly forgot that. They didnt even have wheat or corn, they used other worse cereals like barley.
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  65. They could give us (Spain) some, here there's a shortage of plant eating animals and the camps and forests are very overgrown.
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  67. yeah, it should be a tool that helps us do things like statistics or even for inspiration/concepts for art not to do what we want to do. what's the point of "Progress" if it makes us unhappier.
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  68. ​ @spacecowboy5274  what benefit is there to post a comment on YouTube? If you only care about what it's useful, then go work 24/7, the rest doesn't matter. Most other people we prefer to have beauty and knowledge because we enjoy it and not because it's "useful".
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  69.  @spacecowboy5274  What are useful things then? The usefulness debate is stupid, because what's it's useful and for what? What is the purpose of anything? To gain money? But if you don't do anything non useful you can't even spend that money so it becomes useless. What is to someone useful is obviously relative, and many people enjoy learning languages and cultures, if you enjoy it it's not useless.
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  70.  @spacecowboy5274  I was talking about reality, not a Sci-Fi movie
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  71. Same, living in a rural village I love being free from this stuff.
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  72. puxa Asturies
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  73. what is this bullshit you know nothing about this lol
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  74. 3:48 I don't see any wrong here american houses are too big nowadays. In my country houses are usually smaller than the 50s one. 4:25 Not that different from today SUV's tbh. Also may I say that these people 99% of times refer to America and you're talking about the UK, obviously different placea plus the UK was just out of being bombed for 6 years, I don't think they were very good economycally. Most things were worse back then, but saying everything was worse is dishonest, as some things have become worse and we should be trying to fix them not dismissing them or thinking that "go back" is the solution. A couple of things like prices or architecture was better but so many more things and more important were a lot worse, you could bring out disease and war, which killed many people.
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  75. Qué Vasconia, esto es Asturias
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  76. As a Spaniard I do understand that he was confused by the churro, I'd be too. Churros are for lunch.
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  77. If you speak Asturleonese like me, it's even easier.
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  78. Most is not poison, it's addictive and has us hookep up to it and so we eat too much
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  79. the Cid was 500 years after this, and he literally sided with the muslims at some point. He was just a mercenary who fought for whoever paid more.
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  80. @AstoraKnight1  No one credits him as instrumental to the Reconquista lol, He's famous because the first literature work in Castilian (Spanish) language is Cantar de Mio Cid which narrates his epic life as a mercenary knight, including the time he fought for Muslim kings and the time he conquered a city and tried to set up his own kingdom.
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  81. I was precisely looking for that a shame he didn't talk about it
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  82. calm down, no one is talking about building Renaissance palaces. if you look at actual traditional not rich palaces buildings they don't seem that expensive. Not to mention that they last more years without costly repairs. look up the video in this channel about a new Dutch town built in traditional style that is cheaper than its neighbors, due also to smart use of social housing.
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  83. dunes? bruh Asturias is green (more rainy than London) and mountainous, and would be still speaking Vulgar Latin
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  84. Walmart and Costco are coming here to Spain recently, unions aren't strong here anymore, I'm scared they'll import American tactics here, wish us luck
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  85. ​ @sparklingsora Same, I speak a small language that will probably not get AI support because Google doesn't even recognize its existence, so I hope to get a job translating official documents.
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  86.  @b_uppy  It's great, first off no one needs to mow a lawn here, and you can give your leftovers to the sheep, and also when there's a big celebration like Christmas you can eat home sheep which is nice.
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  87. They are brainwashed.
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  88.  @fahimrind9714  There's so much freedom that you can't leave your lawn as you want, or build a shop because of "zoning" (that concept is foreign to Europeans) Yes we can see the freedom of speech in the current Palestine protests.
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  89. Yeeaaah I'm actuaaally liiiike suuuper vegaannnn
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  90. Bro my history teacher in Spain said that Spain is a 3000 year old nation and Portuguese and other iberian languages are dialects of Spanish
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  91.  @darcichambers6184  My English class is basically that, speaking about current events. But I don't know if it's bad because I don't live in an English-speaking country. In Spanish and Asturian (regional language) class we do extensively study literature, in fact, the higher the course more literature.
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  92. Yeah at least we know he's a convicted traitor to his country and threat to democracy, much better than the prosecutor.
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  93. You don't need to upgrade your phone every 4 years, I haven't upgraded mine since 2015 and it works perfectly.
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  94. They didn't liberate Spain from totalitarian regimes, but the opposite. They supported Franco who killed many spaniards
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  95.  @spavaai  Yeah, you know the European Union it's not the same as Europe?
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  96. We sadly don't have yet regulations here in Europe neither. In fact the Czech Republic recognized the copyright rights of an AI "artist" which is embarrassing
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  97. common surname in Spain too and also there's the town of Cuelgamoros
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  98. In Italian pene vs penne too
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  99. The Ç (cedilla in Spanish) was used in Old Spanish to represent /ts/ which turned into /th/ (çapato - zapato). Also, in Eastern dialects of my language, Asturian, this sound can be found in the "brañas vaqueiras" instead of ll, it was historically represented by ç.
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  100. Russian expansion is recent compared to when latin began to be spoken in Italy. Italian languages had more time to develop
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  101. ​ @ligametis  It shows you've never been to Barcelona. It's full of green spaces, most of Barcelona was designed by one of the best urbanists.
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  102. ​ @ligametis  That is not unique to your country or not present in the US. The new buildings in the US are literally the same as in Europe
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  103. ​ @ligametis  It really shows that your argument to say that people prefer glass boxes are loose Facebook comments, while the source of the opposite are literal surveys.
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  104. ​ @lovingweirdo4727 in some European countries like mine it's also very common to speak a three languages, the Regional language, the National language and English, many also speak French
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  105. ​ @jaybhailikar6231  So? It doesn't affect their living standards if they have 50 million or 100 million, wanting more money than you can spend is greed and should not be promoted.
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  106. It wasn't really a constitution, the first modern constitution is considered the US or the British ones, before these there were "Carta Magna"s in different kingdoms of Europe but they weren't like constitutions which define a state, they were more as a unbreakable set of laws to keep the nobles happy.
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  107. Italy
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  108. Don't pass the blame to the people, it's ONLY the greedy corporations' fault
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  109. ​​ @markholland7322  Definitely less than any US city. We forget in Europe that the worst areas in Europe (Moldavia) have half the crime rate than the US median crime rate. No one said beautifulness is the only factor.
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  110.  @ligametis  there is a reason why mixed use neighborhoods in the US are so expensive
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  111. ​ @CatHasOpinions734  most of the Bible is written years after the events it describes happened and often by various people. It often contradicts itself. It's not meant to be taken literally never, even the roman church recognizes this
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  112. This people make my autism seem normal
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  113. Does tap water that comes directly from mountain fountains and not rivers, lakes or dams still has this toxic chemicals?? I'm scared I drink a lot of tap water, my tap water tastes a lot better than any other tap water I tried, could this be because it has none/less chemicals?
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  114. The Most effective apartments would be mixed-used attached apartments like in most of Europe, we've been building them for more than 1000 years for a reason. American cities also used to have them but, cars and zoning laws destroyed them.
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  115. ​ @dfnxINC  we don't need tourists we have VAQUES
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  116. In my town there's a place name "Piedres de Puta" or "Pussy Rocks"...
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  117. What I don't understand is that if they want to promote traditional family values, which it's perfectly fine in my opinion, why do the gay people bother them? They are born that way they can't "choose to be gay", you don't choose your sexuality, so even if they oppress them like this it doesn't change anything about how families are structured.
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  118. Spain proceeds to explote into +8 countries
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  119. I think these are some great ideas that should be implemented in all residential areas of every city, especially the ad limitations, it must be exhausting to live under constant noise and bright lights.
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  120. Güelina* in Asturias
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  121. We call these "persianas" in Spain, exactly the same as the German ones but it's very rare for them to be electric. (I've never in my life seen an electric one)
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  122. US stopped being a real country when they lost to a bunch of Vietnamese farmers.
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  123. ​ @humanbeing4841  Many times it didn't work. There were tons of peasant revolts all the time in the Middle Ages even getting to make their own "peasant republic" in the late middle ages in Frisia
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  124.  @amacsizbirkisi  Maybe but where did the n go? I've heard a theory they come from the world for silver (Plata) because they were so expensive and valued, but this is more a folk etymology than anything else.
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  125. I'm Spanish, my front door is a bit wider than the Croatian one. Mine has those locks plus another lock that is like a chain in the upper part of the door that are quite common here. Also the little window to see who's there.
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  126. It doesn't say that in video, anyway the Catalan counties were independent for some time and then joined Aragon.
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  127.  @marques_asecas5894  No he dicho nada de ilegalizar ni que nada esté prohibido. Digo de los partidos independentistas que forman parte del gobierno.
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  128. I bet they drive a car which is a lot more loud
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  129. No lol
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  130. They do have minimum wage, but it's not set by the government rather by unions, and they don't have that much oil. You are confusing it with Norway. Anyway the US has even more oil, so it's not an excuse.
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  131. ​ @metacapitalism5113  This is exactly the kind of things that were happening in Germany at the beginning or just before the Nazi takeover and what made most intellectuals and highly educated professional leave for the US. Ironic that now US intellectuals are leaving for Germany and Europe.
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  132. As an Spaniard, I disagree. Latin Americans can bring in druug trafficking and mafias, there are sometimes shootings in Madrid between Latin American gangs. Not all of course, I know many hard working and good Latin American migrants but many also come to do crime (like other migrants)
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  133. I'd consider Economics part of humanities rather than a science.
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  134. Dialect vs Language isn't a question. It's a fact that it is a language, it's only called dialect for politics. If it is a dialect, dialect from what? Standard Italian was created in the 19th century and Sicilian is much older.
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  135. God, she has the britiesh accent possible
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  136. In the Spanish version Austria and Hungary flags are still there
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  137. ​ @yvonneplant9434  yeah people being brainwashed to vote against their own interests is not exclusive to the US. But it is where it's more crazy.
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  138. Sadly not in Spain, so many of the ugliest churches you could ever imagined are here. Just look up the Iglesia de San Francisco de Asís in Oviedo, I pass by it everyday and it's truly an eyesore.
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  139. He was punished, he was in prison for 10 years I think?
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  140.  @camwyn256  Oh, then yeah, I thought he had served more time.
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  141. Actually in Asturian, the closest language to Mirandese, "afamiados" also means that!
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  142. ​​ @thuun5607  It definitely exists, it is defined as: "the totalitarian means of governing and Marxist–Leninist policies implemented in the Soviet Union (USSR) from 1924 to 1953 by dictator Joseph Stalin and in Soviet satellite states between 1944 and 1953." You are like those liberatarians that say "Capitalism is not an ideology!!!! It's a mentality", sad attempt to use semantics.
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  143. 3:07 How to start a cult in less than 10 minutes
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  144. ​ @dosko9980  The Internet Archive archives what people put there. If you want that to be archived just go and archive it (when it's up again ofc)
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  145. Schools don't have infinite time to teach everything, each country teaches the history that's relevant to their country. Otherwise it'd take a lot more years of school.
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  146. His Spanish wasn't anything close to perfect but it's clear he learnt a lot of vocabulary to understand the people
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  147. Correction: Catalan is also spoken in Northern Catalonia (France), in Valencia and Balearic Islands (both in Spain) and the town of Alguer in Sardinia, Italy
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  148. ​ @lucasljs1545  Anyone can edit Wikipedia you don't need to "work" for them
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  149. It's weird that the exact opposite is happening here in Spain. Companies don't want to hire people over 30 years old and only look for young people (of course they still have crazy demands) and try to make older workers quit to get young people. (Like it happened to my aunt who worked at a retail store and little by little the manager keep introducing crazy rules, like no nail polish, no talking, no standing, no coughing, but didn't apply it to younger employees, until all the older workers left)
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  150. and that would made some sense especially historically, since the lands owned by the Church used to be not used to grow food and thus wasted. The economy and food chain improved a lot in many catholic countries after the Church lands were expropiated and the lands put to use
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  151. Didn't exist yet
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  152. I try to live like that, but if you don't consume the same as everyone else you are an outcast.
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  153.  @thinkinoutloud.1  I'm happy that you found someone, but I, don't, I don't have friends to hang out with, I tried to hang out sometime but they only wanted to go to and shopping centre a go shopping, do people fricking know how to have fun these days?
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  154.  @thinkinoutloud.1  Oh, would I wish to have a library, I live in a very isolated town that has zero libraries, public transit or whatever and only 1 member of my family can drive, I enjoy the nature but it's boring somtimes.
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  155. Spain is not an Atheist State, it's aconfessional. Even being aconfessional, the main religion and the one available in public education is catholicism.
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  156. ​ @nilesbutler8638 yup, we Europeans like to brag that we have more rights without realizing that just as Americans we've lost rights in the last years and unions are weaker each day
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  157. all of Asturias it's beautiful, it's called Paradise for a reason, also visit the wild and rural West and the Coast!
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  158. I disagree heavily. I pay my tax money so that 1. Other people and myself can study what they want 2. I want to have good and well educated eingenieers and architects too and give everyone the opportunity to do it.
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  159. ​@dannyk7226 Progress towards exactly what? What's the objective of such progress? Because right now the only purpose of thid "Progress" is to make the rich richer and fk everyone else.
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  160. If we were to write how she speaks it would look like Finnish
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  161. This inspires me to also record my grandma who was born in the 1930s too and lived through the Spanish Civil War and the subsequent repression and famine. The first time she saw a lightbulb was when she was 19.
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  162. It was so stupid. Biggest error in human history, maybe ever.
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  163. He missed many in Spain, there's galician, asturian, leonese, aragonese and andalusian independentist parties.
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  164. ​ @lizzymint6705  I think it's literally every language except English (also other English-speaking countries not only the US)
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  165.  @spacecowboy5274  I'm not saying it's not possible, but it's absurd to think about that and even more to think that it's the only useful thing. What are you spending your time, "harnessing resources"?
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  166. Chad Mexicans to scream Jail as it's what she deserves
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  167. No, they should be in jail, don't forget they didn't only hurt this people's lifestyle, they also endangered the health of everyone and especially them, knowingly, I'd call that an attack on public health and wellbeing.
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  168. "Spain for its perfect Climate" We literally burn alive in Summer and freeze to death in Winter
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  169.  @annkelly0072  Sex and Gender isn't the same. I guess they taught them Gender is a spectrum not sex.
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  170. ​ @enriqueperezarce5485  I don't think any furry lives like that, they would die to heat.
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  171. In Asturian also all masculine words end by "u" so that was familiar
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  172. ​ @cdevidal  in the US, public education is funded by each district separately. Something no other country does, and that results in richer neighborhoods having better education, instead of equal opportunities which is what European countries pursue.
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  173. Denmark takes lots of inmigrants.
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  174. @gb.510  Me too. Especially because I was watching The Onion and then this video was recommended.
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  175. Tbh most German civilians barely knew what was going on behind the scenes until the middle of the war (they were still aware of the antisemitism of course but not of the brutality of their actions). Nazis advertised that they were taking Jews to "repopulation towns", instead of the brutal reality. They even built a fake Jewish town in the Czech republic to record there.
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  176.  @ranelgallardo7031  It has already happened and no government has done anything. We are doomed.
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  177. Same for Spain, it's also obsessed with the ugliest and most useless modernist architecture, and as always we'll be the last in Europe to start fixing, I fear the amount of damage the already ugly Spanish cities (because of 60s ugly brick and bad quality development) will suffer.
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  178. ​ @lanaware Yes, in many areas we are also part of the ecosystem, traditional livestock for example is essential for the ecosystem in many regions
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  179.  @carmenru2003  Literally everyone when there's festivity in town 😅
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  180. ​ @mssophiad03  The only thing left to fight for is to get the rights in other countries. Since they were too lazy/cowards to do that, they made a weird sectarian culture out of their sexuality. As a gay person this is disgusting, and hurts us more than anyone else.
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  181. The city is Victoria-Gasteiz, Victoria is the Spanish name and Gasteiz is the Basque name.
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  182. ​ @Fomites  sugar is natural and necessary, tobacco (real tobacco not cigarette) and alcohol aren't very bad if taken with moderation, however corporations added shit to tobacco to make it a lot more addictive.
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  183. Where in Europe? In Spain, all front doors are like this, maybe even thicker for houses since they need better protection from weather.
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  184. America does have local styles. Look at how the cities were in the 1900s, Neogothic style from that era could be considered the local American style
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  185. Did the guy said he's a "dog parent"?? What‽
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  186. Same in Northern Spain, one of the rainiest places in Europe and full of modernist concrete architecture that aged horribly and as a result many cities are depressing just from the bad state of the moldy buildings, even though they were built 10 years ago while a traditional building that's been there for 300 years it's fine.
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  187. I speak Asturleonese and I barely understand Mirandese it's a language, and it isn't that well protected, you can't even put your child a mirandese name in Portugal.
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  188. En Alemania ahora mismo gobierna la derecha, yo me fío mucho más de la alemana porque tienen mucha profesionalidad y neutralidad comparada con nosotros, que cada periódico pone lo que quiere de titular. En Alemania el periodismo es más profesional.
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  189. plus he's probably autistic, many autistic people like me do those kind of "moves" or "games" to pass time
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  190. Siempre se piensan que son superiores o "diferentes" por tener el Catalán cuando casi cada comunidad tiene su lengua/dialecto distintivo también.
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  191.  @KeesBoons  yeah Blackberries are lot more common. Chestnuts are very common and typical from my region as well. Remember the pies and cones of roasted chestnuts and the can of blackberry jam my grandma made, and also the disgusting acorn bread and gruel no one wanted to eat, but hey it was free. I still go out to pick blackberries in Summer but nowadays there are lot fewer since there are more cars and pollution in the area. But still I have enough for like 3 jars of jam on a lucky day.
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  192.  @KeesBoons  Good for you because acorn tastes horribly. But my grandma had grew up during the civil war in my country and many days it was the only thing she could eat, so she and some other old people became used to it. Everyone else though we hated it and never ate it. And yeah the people who have pigs feed them to their pigs.
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  193. ​@jonasdietrich8109 they have also say photoshopped, so that too. Read.
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  194. Hecha de caña? Como? De madera?
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  195. ​ @jasonwhite7677  Why would they want people to be hopeless? I hate modern architecture but I don't think there's any intention behind it, other than brainwashed the ivory towers architects following trends.
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  196. ​ @kevinboros7427 OMG NO THAT'S COMMUNIST AUTHORITARISM!!!! Long live Murica!!! 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 It's my right to be exploited guaranteed by the SECOND AMMENDMENT 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 EUrope is a worst country than MURICA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 we have Hollywood!
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  197. Basque people speak Spanish as well, in fact only half speak Basque, every region in Spain has its culture and language, some are really oppressed not like Catalan and Basque which are official, I'm forbidden from using my language in Parliament for example.
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  198. Seagulls are outright street gangers
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  199. @mercecieza9898  No a qué. Lo que he dicho es cierto.
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  200.  @FreeSpeechAbsolutist1776  As another autistic person, I'm nothing like that lol, furthermore you haven't explained from where do you get your "facts"
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  201. The Internet is full of delusional nationalists, from many countries, but many Turkish saying that everything is turkic
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  202. I like the typical Japanese suburb homes, they are modern but still have some Japanese vibe to them. It would be nice if they extended this everywhere, the rest is really ugly.
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  203.  @Lamajmassar  Yeah, we basically started the Reconquista only to be ignored today by Spain. :/
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  204.  @Lamajmassar  We don't want a revolution, or an uprising or anything really, we are Spanish but we want our language to have the same rights as Spanish or other languages like Galician or Basque.
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  205. The problem is the defunded and inequality funded education system.
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  206. Also Spanish gay here, yeah it's like a sect at times. And it's especially stupid in our country because we are very accepted here, there's no need.
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  207. A women folk song from my region goes: Casar, yo también me casaría / Si la vida de casada fuera como el primer día / Yo meyor quedo sola / Y ansí non berraría Which translates to Marry? I would also marry / If married life was like the first day / I best stay alone / And so I wouldn't cry
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  208. Bote in Spanish is like a row-boat and a lancha is a medium size boat with a motor, and I don't think you'd want a rowboat 😂. To say boat in general it's "barco".
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  209. The cultural claim isn't even completely valid, because Catalonia is not different from the rest of Spain because there's no "Spanish culture", Spain is a multicultural and multilingual country, if Catalonia secedes then the rest of regions also have the right, it would simply dissolve Spain.
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  210. Thank you for repeating what was said in the video?
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  211. The referendum lacked basic security and didn't met the standards of a vote, there were cases like dead people voting, ballots being placed in the street without any surveillance... As a Spaniard, I think that if the majority wants to leave they should be able, but first they should be educated correctly about the history of Catalonia and the consequences of Independence, there's a lot of propaganda running in Catalonia, there was a report of some Catalan parents that complained about what they teached at History class some years ago, there's also propaganda of the Spanish right‐wing saying things like if you go to Catalonia and speak Spanish they'll beat you up, it's a lie, Catalans have no problem speaking Spanish if needed, this is used mainly to escandalize and put the population against other regionalism, this argument was used in the debate about the oficialization of the Asturian language, right-wing parties said that the language would be forced upon the people who didn't speak it "like in Catalonia", people should be infomed with no propaganda to make their decision freely.
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  212. Lo primero el yugoslavo no existe.
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  213. That's very common where I live, in my "lawn" (it's not really a lawn but similar), 90% is for the sheep
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  214. ​ @kernel-pult It's cute that you think they don't just think about short term profits, but look at what happened in 2008 (and many other times) when the economy crashed because of this.
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  215. that's part of the plan I guess, pollute their food source so they have to buy food from us
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  216. ​ @catguymcyarnson9772 Bots talking to bots, dead internet theory
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  217. Errare humanum est
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  218. Asturias is a region in North Spain, it wouldn't make a lot of sense.
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  219. the origin of this is earlier than WW2 and starts with brutalism which is heavily associated with authoritarian regimes, namely fascist regimes
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  220. ​ @frog18  We can regulate and legislate it, just as other dangerous things like cloning are currently restricted.
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  221. Being a clown is a job though, they are doing it for free as well
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  222. ​ @Sadjina and ain't there like some justice system or something? How was the city allowed to "give up" a neighborhood????
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  223. ​ @minge9 Seville and Naples have nothing to do with this.
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  224. ​ @kostaad USA in 1950s had a 50% corporation tax and more regulations than today.
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  225. I have to differ in Austria, most Austrians at that time considered themselves part of the German nation and only separated because of the Austrian monarchy before and then the Treaty of Versailles, but didn't want to unite with Germany if Germany was nazi, actually the Austrian nationalists were the fascists friends with Mussolini and the ones who wanted to unite with Germany were mostly social-democrats and socialists.
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  226. Spanish has all of those skills plus functional conjugation
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  227. ​ @gamdanyunizar7849  What more privacy do you need, you have your own home, just close the door if you want privacy.
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  228. And who runs the education? Private Companies so that they can train mindless workers, fathers so they can have an ideological copy of themselves and not let them think freely? It seems that everyone has an agenda to push on to education.
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  229. Yeah, Canada is not barbarian country, the country that kidnapped native children to reeducate them, in the 20th century...
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  230. Those things are not the only thing making those countries great. Many countries have those characteristics and are worse than the US (most of Eastern Europe). Excuses.
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  231. Denmark doesn't have colonies? And never had colonies in the global south what are you talking about. It's not like the USA wasn't an imperialist country either.
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  232. ​ @Chriserino  what? Those are not mutually exclusive?
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  233. Well in most European countries there are no zoning laws and we still have a very very bad housing crisis here
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  234. So you put Slovenia and Czechia in Eastern Europe... why did you choose violence?
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  235. ? This show is not history?
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  236. Those shoes are called "Madreñes"
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  237. It's like that basically everywhere except US and Canada. Most cities in the world are built for that.
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  238. ASTURIAS IS NOT GALICIA!!!!!!!! THAT GALICIA SHOULD BE RENAMED TO KINGDOM OF ASTURIAS
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  239. ​ @drcrow5767  Yes it is determined, natural languages are real languages, made up languages are not. The difference is that natural languages evolved naturally by the speaking population for centuries, they carry cultural and historical value that made up languages do not.
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  240. ​@build2270Putting things as something they aren't because they fit it's called lying.
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  241. What they are doing instead is encouraging people from developing countries to embark on a dangerous journey where many die to go to developed countries so they can exploit them as well
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  242. It is not a language, it's a way of "speaking" a language not a language itself
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  243. ​ @mrpapagiorgio5404 Poder in Spanish is Power not Powder, Powder is polvo.
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  244. You need to teach this to architecture students or something. Please.
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  245. ​ @Brozius2512 I'm pretty sure he and the other commenter are bots. They copypaste the same thing over and over.
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  246. Mucha gente se le apoda Falo en Asturias
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  247.  @Garcwyn  No no lo es. Nadie lo llama así Xd
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  248. Same, my catholic family taught me "respect everyone and everyone deserves the same" lol not this. These people would be the ones to crucify Jesus if they lived in 20 ac
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  249. but they would. I recommend this channel's video on the new Dutch town with traditional architecture that's more popular and cheap than its neighbors
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  250. Tbh Chinese cities need to build like that, they have to house 30 million people somewhere with those massive cities.
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  251. This looks like right out of The Onion. Terrifying.
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  252. It is not very different now
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  253. I'm a wood wanderer, please keep the weird city "people" far from my forest
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  254. A mi parezme español.
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  255. ​ @eingrobernerzustand3741  Idk I'm from a small village in Europe and we don't just leave random vegetables in people's houses Lol. But yeah during the day the door is right open.
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  256. ​ @DerAua  Catalans always crying like babies to get attention "I'M SO OPPRESSED!!! 😭", your language is official, you can use it wherever you want, not like mine or others which are banned to use in official documents to this day.
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  257. I went to a semi-private school and we didn't have it neither, we had catholic religion instead.
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  258. I speak Asturian and I can't understand Mirandese at all, I think it's own language, while originaring from Asturleonese it has derived a lot due to isolation and Portuguese influence.
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  259. ​ @spavaai  If you ask a real artist to make you a painting and you describe what you want the painting is not your work.
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  260. ​ @spavaai  Europe is not a country, and as such it doesn't have laws that are applied across Europe. You should more specific.
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  261.  @spavaai  You literally said Europe
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  262.  @spavaai  "Oh sorry, it’s different in the USA, I see. In Europe (and China) the person creating the images owns the copyrights."
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  263. ​ @2boysyou2be  Most people in Spain say Castellano
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  264. ​ @hadhamalnam  The language probably the most similar to that Romance is Galician or Asturian, probably more Galician since it doesn't have as many diphthongs.
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  265. ​ @billfilice6408 Standard Italian is based off Florentine Tuscan dialect
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  266. Spanish didn't come from Galician-Portuguese, Castillian didn't come from Asturleonese either, they developed at the same time from vulgar latin, Castillian and Aragonese having a lot of Basque influence.
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  267. living in a small village, we did something similar too there was a stream that separated the village in two so the kids from the north side fought the kids from the south side and had to defend the river building makeshift walls out of sticks
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  268. ​ @yakb.7690 Yeah literally in my town there is a medieval monastery, two bridges and the ruins of a small castle.
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  269. No, tildes se usa de forma genérica, para llamar al á,é tenemos "acento"
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  270. Ah same, I'm gay and live in Spain and they are talking about the far-right all the time, not only on lgtb things also in the University I attend all the time, like just let me study phylology in peace.
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  271. ​ @tiredofthisshieeet  Big government? Are you joking? Do Americans really think that they have is big government? You don't even have public healthcare or mental health or housing. Go look how big government works in Europe, plot twist there's nothing like this in Europe.
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  272. ​ @idkwhattoputhere.9891 language has more uses than communication with others, cultural expressions like music and most importantly, to think. We also use language to think. Most people don't realize how important this is.
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  273. Same happened in Spain when Covid, but they want to repel it now. In my opinion it's a cheap and useless fix of a problem that would be solved if they invested more time and money in helping struggling kids.
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  274.  @TheMocutMiester  Also building cobblestone streets instead of asphalt street, asphalt doesn't absorb water and it floods easily, while cobblestone or bricks let the water through. But It would be too "woke" or whatever for Florida Ig
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  275. ​ @trevorphilips5677  He did show those tendencies. He replaced many offices with his loyalists, he hid secret documents. Yes he did have those tendencies.
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  276. @trevorphilips5677  No, they didn't staff the courts with their loyals so that he could get away with his crimes, if he didn't do anything wrong why did he obstruct the investigation and hid secret documents in his houses? Besides, I think trying to literally coup the government by force it's enough dictatorish, it's literally what Mussolini and Hitler did, try it the first time and fail.
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  277. I am very grateful for living in rural Europe after seeing these people conditions, poor souls
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  278. The Romans didn't do anything similar to these salutes. As the person above correctly said, it appears in 1 painting and 1 statue and was misunderstood
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  279. Cagaste metiendo a Franco.
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  280. ​ @chocolateangel3176  If you don't shun or mistreat them then you're, by definition, accepting them.
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  281. Being gay is not a "lifestyle". One is born like that, we don't choose it. If we could choose we obviously wouldn't.
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  282. To me, it's more Dutch and Danish that sound like the stereotype.
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  283. Nah we are fine
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