Is one insult more reprehensible than hundreds of murders? The question is grotesque, but some seem to answer affirmatively.<\/p>\n
Yesterday, MP Mar\u00eda Mercedes Aizpur\u00faa, spokesperson for EH Bildu in Congress<\/strong>, wrote a message on Twitter<\/a> about something that happened to her three years ago in the Lower House of the Cortes Generales: \"They called me a 'son of a bitch' in the Press Room<\/strong>\"<\/em>. Aizpur\u00eda added: \"The measures to end the harassment and insults of the ultras<\/strong> and ensure the work of journalists cannot wait any longer.\"<\/em><\/p>\n We must remember that EH Bildu has never condemned the crimes committed by the terrorist group<\/strong>, which include the murder of 853 people (including 22 children), more than 2,600 injured and maimed, almost 90 kidnapped, and thousands extorted. In April, a Bildu mayor authorized a tribute to two ETA terrorists at a school named after a victim of those criminals<\/a>. It should also be remembered that EH Bildu refers to these terrorists as \"political prisoners\"<\/a>, as if murders, mutilations, kidnappings and extortions were a form of politics.<\/p>\n These are the same people who now complain about the insults against them<\/strong> and demand action against those who insult them, while EH Bildu continues to fail to condemn ETA's crimes, not even those perpetrated against children and babies. It's the height of cynicism.<\/strong><\/p>\n
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