Nowadays syndicates
all over Spain have been celebrating a general strike in spite of fighting for
workers and citizen’s rights against government’s restrictions. After knowing
this no one is going to oppose to the strike. But well, let’s go a little bit further
with syndicate’s reasons for organising this event: the labour reform. Rajoy, Spain’s
president, says that with the new labour reform it’s going to be easier to fire
employees without giving as details as it is requested now. He also says that
it will take longer to go en pension and this pension will be lower, even more,
he wants workers to pay more taxes but still remain the salaries or even,
worse, reduce them. And that’s just by using crisis as an excuse.
Everyone
will agree, this is insane, or at least too much, and therefore I agree with
the people who goes outside and exercise his right to protest, but this is way
too far from what happened today. What was supposed to be a calm and pacific
demonstration has turned into a salvage repertory of free violence and a huge
violation of other citizen’s rights who didn’t wanted to take part in the
strike. As you’ve got the right to do a strike you can also decide not to, and nobody
has the power to order you to or not to participate. This is a basic idea of a
free society with freedom of expression.
Otherwise,
the way the outraged were claiming for their rights was absolutely desprestigiable
and also salvage. People breaking glasses, shop’s magazines, panting with sprays,
fighting the other people who didn’t wanted to demonstrate ... I felt pure
shame...
Summarizing,
maybe they’re right and the government is not doing it right but that’s not the
way either to fight for your rights, cause fighting that way makes you lose all
your points.
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