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Scream "TERUEL NO EXISTE!!!" at them
Say literally anything about Catalonia
Call them discount British Nazis who failed at emulating either even with a head start.
What's this one about?
I considered this but don't really know if it'll hit unless there are people from there among them?
Spanish urban/rural divide and regionalism. Teruel is an extremely small province that had close to its entire population leave for the city, much like a lot of the Spanish countryside. There's a niche political party and slogan, 'Teruel Existe,' that claims to represent the rural population's interest. Naturally they're Hitlerites, so "Teruel No Existe" is what a lot of Spanish anarchists and communists say to troll them. Admittedly I don't really think this would be all that effective, it's a niche party and most people aren't gonna care too much about the slogan.
It definitely hits regardless. Spanish politics revolves around maintaining stability in the face of several separatist movements. If they're not from the autonomous regions or the other regions that have separatist movements, they'll still have a take about how those terrorists need to be stopped or something to that effect. Much like the 'Teruel no existe' thing, it's about regional tensions.
Neat. Given these are
sweats there's a good chance they're reactionary. If you have more, a bucket full of options will stop me from being too repetitive.
I wish I knew more about domestic Spanish politics. Imma tag @vegeta1@hexbear.net for the assist here.
Sorry comrade I'm not familiar with spannish politics. What I learned about em especially from catalonians is from football. There was a rush to what was called an illegal referendum in 2017. Was around the majority of em that wanted independence. Now from what I saw the majority don't. I need to read onto what changed their minds. For this thread mention barcelona real madrid rivalry. The rest will sort itself. Especially since madrid just got poleaxed by barca