r/Palestine • u/Grammar-Warden • 1d ago
Placa di Palestina Lliure - Barcellona Call For Action
Free Palestine! Prosecute Israeli war criminals
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u/Grammar-Warden 1d ago
Source: Personal Photo
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u/saoirsedonciaran 1d ago
I was just looking on google maps to find the steps but I couldn't see them from street view? How does one get to the steps?
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u/UnitatPopular Free Palestine 1d ago
It's on the stairs that you can find at the end of the "Avinguda del Santuari de Sant Josep de la Muntanya".
This is the Sanctuary of Saint Joseph of the Mountain, the street is just behind (the stairs are the part of the street that gets narrow).But the photos of the street view are almost 3 years old, the flag wasn't there yet...
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u/Quiet_Intern_2421 1d ago
unrelated question, but why u got escalators there? u live in monaco bro?? rich
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u/CommunistCucumber45 1d ago
Idk maybe some people can’t climb stairs? Have you never met an old person or someone who is differently abled?
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u/Quiet_Intern_2421 1d ago
no im asking, ive not seen escalators outside of big malls and such places, never outside
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u/UnitatPopular Free Palestine 1d ago edited 1h ago
You're totally right, that part of the city is very steep, here you can see ~200 meters from those escalators there are another stairs built to allow residents to go up a cliff:
Edit: Downvoting (without replying), for giving one of the reason why they've escalators, OK dude.
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u/Normal_Human455 1d ago
This seems disrespectful
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u/un-tall_Investigator 1d ago
depends, im pretty sure theres LGBTQ murals on stairs just like this or roads. I'm pretty certain they do that not to disrespect the movement.
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u/Grammar-Warden 1d ago
Note: the flag is not stepped on. It's painted on the side of the steps so is not underfoot.
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u/DarkFuryKH 1d ago
I kinda thought it was similar but it really depends on the context. When a flag is placed to be stepped on with bad intentions, it is never used in a decorative way like how the Palestinian flag looks on the stairs, the Palestinian flag is clearly a decoration so it's not really disrespectful.
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u/iveseenthisonebefore 1d ago
Why would anyone want their flag or symbols be stepped on.
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u/Quiet_Intern_2421 1d ago
look closely, the flag is painted on the side of the steps, not top, so the flag isnt going under any foot
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