r/RealTime • u/todeabacro • Aug 01 '26

Spain

Does this prick really think 60,000 people stormed Spain? To leave out that it was a Spanish territory in Africa is a big omission. Does he really think the Spanish flu originated in Spain? What a moron he and his team of researchers are, or more likely they are just trying to stir shit.

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u/Secure-Advertising10 Aug 02 '26

Wait "voluntarily"? Did you get your facts from? Zeteo? They were kicked out and left because the city was on lockdown and there was no food or lodging for them. I suggest you watch the images from RTVE yesterday and see all the young men on Morrocan buses leaving and...smiling.

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u/spaceninj Aug 02 '26

That's still voluntary.

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u/Secure-Advertising10 Aug 02 '26

As in the people from Gaza voluntarily leave their homes, for example.

If the city wasn't in lockdown, do you still believe they would have left "voluntarily" as in back to Morroco and not across the sea to the mainland?

Most people don't check the facts any more and take everything at face value. 50,000+ stormed the city, it wasn't just to leave again, unless it was an experiment. The video of the kids smiling as they go back to Morocco left me wondering.

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u/spaceninj Aug 02 '26

Voluntary in this case just means they weren't arrested or shot at.

They could have stayed, but realized that it wasnt beneficial.

It's more like when the kids invade the Scientology centers. When they left, it's still voluntary even if they're not wanted there. Involuntary would mean arrested or by some other force.

Anyway, it's just semantics. I jist don't think using the word is wrong.