Talk:Golaniad

message: Sorry, I did not intend to delete your contribs. I was a bit angry over Bogdan's wholesale revert. :)
Dpotop 11:49, 12 January 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  To Voievod 

message: :Cetrain other consider that its requirements were unrealistic, 
weasel words
:given that most of the opposition leaders were former party members, as earlier explained. 
False. Neither Radu Câmpeanu nor Ion Raţiu were party members.
:In this direction, the Golaniad is viewed as just another way of creating political pressure before the elections, and lack of respect for the majority oppion after the elections. 
lack of respect? who are you to judge? This is as POV as it can get.
:The demonstration also was disruptive, as it blocked for months one of the main transport routes of the city. The continuation of a demonstration aimed at changing the government even after the elections was also seen by certain Romanians as non-democratic.
weasel words + POV. bogdan 21:52, 9 February 2006 (UTC)
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message: What about punk? What about "thug"? I don't think hoodlum is the best translation. I'd go with hooligan but then the song isn't as good because it says "mai bine huligan" and then "mai bine golan" but this nuance here is difficult to translate into English.
But hoodlum? Is this the 1930's, guys? Let's go with "thug". "Better a thug than an activist, better dead than a communist." goes the song. Of course "activist" here refers specifically to the nomenklatura.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 79.112.87.244 (talk) 22:38, 26 September 2015 (UTC)
thread_title:  Hoodlum? Seriously? 

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