I've never understood the word canary.

What do you mean with it, in this context?

> I've never understood the word canary.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/canary_in_a_coal_mine

> What do you mean with it, in this context?

The pouplar reason given for the anti-success taxation, is that its fair. Because they agreed to the social contract. But its highly disputed by those taxpayers. Such disputes are canary/early-signs of fair/subjective contracts. Catalonians vs Spaniards is the other.

Eh?

What we see in todays world is lot of disagreements. Why ?. Because neither side has consistent interpretation of (social) contract. Why ? Because its subjective which is result of fairism.

I am not really a good writer. I hope that clears it up. If not just ask.

What do you mean by "fairism"? Presumably not the Urban Dirctionary definition: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Fairism

The popular example would be "fair taxation". And catalonia ref is not fair for other spaniards.

Auto corrected fascism to fairism maybe ? Ruling party in Spain was started by Franco's people.

Downvoted for pointing a typo and a possible reason for using that word? Manual Fraga was serving as part of Francois Spain politics and started PP. Thus some people do consider the roots of the party as fascist. Sorry for pointing this out