Pigzine: ” Has participat o participaràs al Pig?”

Observador/a: “No ho crec, no m’entusiasma la idea.”

Pigzine:” Prendries tu la inciativa de proposar una idea per a la qual destinar-ho?”

Observador/a: “No crec que els diners representin una ajuda real. Al final només és una cosa material i temporal.”

Pigzine: “Et consideres part d’una comunitat?”

Observador/a: “Formo part de manera inevitable de varies comunitats però no em sento representada per cap.”

Pigzine: ” Quin creus que és l’objectiu de Pig?”

Observador/a: ” Conèixer  les intencions de la gent.”

Pigzine: “Que creus que haurien de fer aquells que obrin el Pig amb els diners?”

Observador/a: “Crec que podria millorar problemàtiques amb molt poca repercussió social. Ja que aquelles que són més profundes no poden resoldres amb diners.”

Pigzine: ” Si tinguéssis un bon propòsit ho obriries?”

Observador/a: ” No, preferiria dedicar una ajuda més humana i amb més sentit.”

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Pigzine: “Would you contribute to Pig?”

Watcher: “I don’t think so, I can’t see the point of it.”

Pigzine: “What do you think the money should be for?”

Watcher: “I don’t see this money as a real help. At the end of the day money is just material and temporary.”

Pigzine: ” Do you consider yourself a member of a community?”

Watcher: “I believe it’s inevitable to be part of many communities but I don’t feel represented in any of them.”

Pigzine: “What do you think Pig is about?”

Watcher: “To get to know people’s intentions.”

Pigzine: “What do you think those who open Pig should do with the money?”

Watcher: “Maybe money could kind of give short term solutions to some little problems. But absolutely not with heavy social conflicts. Society needs human help rather than economic help.”

Pigzine: “Well if you have a reason, would you open it?”

Watcher: “I would rather get involved with some organisations and give real support.”

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Firatàrrega, Catalonia – 07/09/2019