While waiting for the twins to strike twice and for the second of the García-Pages, Emiliano, to emulate his brother by tearing up his PSOE card, in X the movie of the week is another. “Sofa and blanket, which today on Twitter give Manifest as you can 2.” It is @joaquimcampa's proposal for protests called in Madrid, in front of the Ferraz PSOE headquarters to fucking defend Spain from Pedro Sánchez. And the amnesty.
Damn defending Spain. The expression was made viral by a member of the New Generations of the PP. For many of us, the puto infinitive construction is new, and one has linguistic concerns, so consult where you need to consult, where discussions occur years before marriages: Forocoches. In 2018 there are those who denounce it. In 2022, tired of this formula, someone else does a mini-survey. “They usually say they are mentally retarded to seem more intelligent or something similar” is the option that, with 63.83% of the votes, won over three others.
Aznar is accused of encouraging the maelstrom of demonstrations. His “whoever can do, let him do” is not far from Torra's “apreteu, apreteu.” And the former president received many more slaps. But the one who leads the protests on the streets – sometimes homophobic and xenophobic – is the extreme right, despite the fact that one of their greats on the networks, @infovlogger36, initially displeased the troops with the omission of the vocative comma in “Spain ends.” to wake up sons of bitches.” Another linguistic question that we resolve here.
On Tuesday night, the influencer Alvise and the squatter Daniel Esteve capitalize on the demonstration. That is, until things get raw and the Nazis make glass bottles fly. “I'm going home for dinner, and Daniel too; Today we have achieved something great in Spain,” says Alvise, recording himself at street level at 9:30 p.m. A there you stay that confirms that since Napoleon in the battle of the Arcole bridge there has not been a leader who fights and keeps his banner in hand on the front line of combat.
When things get bad, responsibilities are avoided. The influencer imitates Abascal, also elusive, who after his “Let's go to Ferraz” and calling the police to disobey, is able to say at home and with his dinner digested that “violence is Marlaska's responsibility.” Feijóo too, as if it were not with him: “The social unrest is Sánchez's responsibility, but the protests have to be based on the respect and exemplarity that the PSOE and its partners always lacked.” That Sánchez is wearing a miniskirt. “Throw stones and hide man. “Boas noites,” replies @jorbarafael.
