¿El valenciano como reclamo mitológico a nivel publicitario?

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Estic segur que no sóc l'únic que ha notat una major quantitat de rètols amb paraules individuals en valencià; normalment fan servir les paraules més similars al castellà o simplement fan servir 'València', com vaig veure fa un parell de dies en un rètol sobre el 'santo cádiz'.

Més enllà de l'estat bastant lamentable en que ha estat el llenguatge aquest temps en tota mena d'àmbits, crec que això es deu principalment al màrqueting turístic i a l'oferta d'aquell element exòtic que tant agrada als turistes. Per alguna raó, aquests anuncis i rètols mai no inclouen coses com "Los mejores passtissos de maduixa"; sempre opten per la versió més propera possible a l'espanyol, minimitzant tant com poden l'ús del valencià.

Això és tot, una cosa que he trobat curiosa. Ho heu notat també?

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Seguramente no haya sido el único que se ha percatado de la proliferación de carteles con palabras sueltas en valenciano, usualmente usan las más similares al castellano o directamente utilizan "València", como vi hace un par de días en un cartel sobre el "santo cádiz".

Más allá de la representación tétrica que tiene la lengua últimamente en toda clase de ámbitos, creo que esto se debe principalmente al reclamo turístico, y a ofrecer esa especie de componente exótico que le gusta tanto al turisteo. Por algún motivo estos anuncios y carteles nunca ponen cosas tipo "Los mejores passtissos de maduixa", siempre ofrecen la versión más cercana al castellano posible y reduciendo al máximo su uso.

Solo eso, algo que me ha parecido bastante curioso ¿Vosotros también lo habéis estado viendo?

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u/kloopeer — 5 days ago
▲ 111 r/Vystopia

This is not ment to attack, but i need to talk about this because it makes me want to cry.

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I know eachone has its journey and its view, but how could you even consider yourself vegan if you still keeps seeing animals as food?

Someone in the post said that it didnt would eat its dead cat the same it wouldnt eat a pork pizza, it doesnt matter that it goes to waste; and obviously, is the most logical stand if you, as vegan, and by definition, value animal lifes.

I dont know, i can hear that kind of thinking from everybody, im used to, but seeing from vegans that kind of reasoning, it just destroys me.

u/kloopeer — 2 months ago

League mode?

You wouldnt like a league format as endgame after beating the story?

This is a personal experience, but chain games ended boring me a lot because it was repetetive and felt disconected. I liked when they add the tournaments, but also felt a little artificial.

I think with the new console generations and the game being in PC they have also an oportunity to be more experimental. Would be interesting to have something like a league type mode where we start in 3rd Regional and each seasson you have to end up in the top until the national league. You could also mix that with the tournaments and the Frontier. Even you could block the character recruitment behind these league archetype, to fully migrate the system.

Of course you could also add transfer between teams and that kind of things.

I know it sounds like FIFA, but i believe is plenty of posibilities, and at least i like the idea a lot. What do you think?

u/kloopeer — 3 months ago
▲ 66 r/FGO

Mmm... Where she is?

I thought she would have a rerun in the presummer event, but i checked the upcomming banners and she is not there.

I returned for the anniversary so i really hope i didnt skip her rerun.

Do you know when she will come? Or if there is some info?

u/kloopeer — 3 months ago
▲ 155 r/Vystopia

My "heritage, culture and tradition"

Around these days in north Spain we "celebrate" San Fermines, pretty much worldwide known i think.

I hate so much my country is deeply bond around the bull torture and slaugther. It drives me insane.

In many parts of Spain bullfighting and derivates are seeing like cultural heritage; even if there have been advances they are fickle because regional governments changes.

In País Valencià, the region i live, there are even a funnier ways of torture the bull, the second image ilustrates, is the "Bou Embolat". Yeah, the bull end blind afterwards.

And this is deeply connected with tradicion. In Spain, because historic reasons, is normal to take vacations in your parents/grandparents town. Mine is a 100 people town, and of course they also do a little spectacle with heifers, i never wanted to see, even when i was not vegan, but they didnt understand. In this case they just do an encierro (street runs) and ended in the plaza where all the boys jump and piss off the heifer. They didnt understand me because they didnt saw any problem because they dint kill them in the plaza (obviously they kill the heifer, but after the encierro, because, the little heifer was the fucking dinner).

I hate guiris that come here and talk with excitment about the San Fermines. But what i hate even more when someone says veganism isnt inclsuive and is a privilege because it negates many cultures and tradition.

Yes it does. Yes i dont care. A tradition does not justify abuse, torture, or death. Culture and tradition cant be that.

Culture and tradition shifts, are not immutable. We dont stone to death no more, even if it was an awesome and enriching parent-child experience.

And its the same with religion i couldnt care less if you want to do Eid Al-Adha or you want halal meat or any other insanity.

Neither religion nor culture exempts you. We need to be better than this. If we value life how can we inflict so much pain.

I feel shame when someone realizes im spanish and link me with bullfighting, i hate, symbolism, i cant bare when people call bull is our representative animal...

Its not related but when brands make smiling or happy cows in their meat/dairy products i just want to throw up.

u/kloopeer — 3 months ago
▲ 125 r/Vystopia

I cant with these kind of "memes"

Really they fuck up my day

u/kloopeer — 4 months ago