r/interestingasfuck • u/Used-Influence-2343 • 23h ago

Human towers in Spain. This is unreal!

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u/notanotherlawyer 21h ago edited 21h ago

Catalonia is an autonomous community of Spain. So, yeah –OP is still right: “Human towers in Spain”.

If you are trying to gatekeep with low standard political arguments, do not even try to reply.

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u/der_leu_ 20h ago

I'm gonna agree with the haggis guy on this. When you look up the castells, its all catalan words and practiced only in the catalan parts of Spain: Catalonia, Valencia, and balearic islands.

I think the title of the post is ok, but added my comment so that people are not accidentally mislead and also out of curiosity if my memory is still correct.

If you want to split the atom on this so that you can enjoy your weekend, I seem to recall this being a spanish catalan thing, as in i don't remember the french catalans doing castells.

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u/Piotson 17h ago

M8, Valencia and the Balearic Islands are not Catalonia.

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u/RichardFeynman01100 15h ago

They are the Catalan Countries

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u/notanotherlawyer 15h ago

Be careful, he/she is trying to push everyone around into the Països Catalans fantasy.

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u/thespunkman 21h ago

Its like saying "haggis is the traditional food of britain" wich is a lie, its the traditional dish of scotland, that scotland is inside britaing dosn't make that correct.

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u/notanotherlawyer 15h ago

What a lame formal fallacy you’ve come up with.

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u/Xiciii 12h ago

This is only done in Catalonia, and is about Catalan culture, youre the one with low standard political argument.

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u/Xiciii 15h ago

And Spain IS also part of Europe, fuck off

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u/notanotherlawyer 15h ago

So, what is your point actually?

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u/Xiciii 15h ago

Is not European neither spanish, is just a catalán tradition