This “repeated likening” you say seems to me nothing but that of your own inferring from one, maybe two things you’ve heard in the documentary. First, a moment of modest analogy already delivered as a personal impression by Natthew Tree. The second one might be the term ‘polaco’ (Polish) mentioned in the documentary by a Spaniard. It’s a slang term in Spain that dates back to different moments of the XVIII and XIX centuries. The curious thing is that after World War II the derogative term ‘polaco’ acquires new connotations and nevertheless its use increases in the deliberate and stupid attempt of making it a derogative synonym for ‘Catalan’. It was very much repeated in Spain during the late 80s and 90s by the neo-nazi and far right groups who reacted against the development of rights in Catalonia.

The worst ways of propaganda are not what characterize this documentary but characteristics shown within itself. Evidently, YOU perceive that and then make a bold “projection”, not differently than a neo-nazi who would watch a documentary on the Holocaust and then deny the facts by saying it is all “propaganda”. I say YOU think with a “propaganda-brain” with projection as a constant trick.

Complex of inferiority has nothing to do with the topic of discussion, unless inferred ‘in arguendo’, as an unrelated idea for its own sake and with a large disregard for reality. In fact, the amalgama of blind prejudice and unfounded platitudes of Spanish right-wing supporters, who make the political majority of the country, repeatedly associate Catalan identity with what would be a complex of superiority. But again, these trying-to-be-insidious platitudes are, well, they succeed in been insidious, but are irrelevant in a democratic debate and, above all, are false.

Now you say you’re trying to understand the Catalans. Well I say you are not. Counsel is, try harder. Miles and miles harder.

You’re just making up an illogical comparison, using irrational thinking that pretends to be otherwise. Linguistically speaking, the English language has of course variation, but there are no such things as a Texan and a Floridian languages, are there? In Spain there are three native languages, each with their own range and variation: Spanish, Catalan and Basque.

 People like you make me hate to be American charlie. Naive, uneducated, and an asshole… man you must love your football haww!?

Sorry my english

Un saludo desde Andalusia

Thanks Johnny!  I'll try to understand why Catalans (maybe you are one) have that strong complex of inferiority.  Probably if they got their dreamed independence, they will feel they are not what they really are: simple provincial folks with grandeur dreams.
They have good cuisine by the way..
Keep on trying as well, my friend.

OK you did not understand anything… Keep on trying. ;D