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Wednesday, October 11, 2017
The Only Thing Catalonia and Crimea Have in Common Is the Letter C
A Bloomberg piece in October titled “
Why Catalonia Will Fail Where Crimea Succeeded
” by Russian writer Leonid Bershidsky is an example of moral equivalence run amok.
He compares two completely unrelated events—referenda in Crimea and Catalonia—as though they bear any similarity, and as though they carry the same moral weight.
“The Catalan situation draws comparisons with that in Crimea in 2014, and they are not as easy to dismiss as Catalan independence supporters might think,” he wrote.
Yes they are.
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