What you didn't do? Discrimination? What about 12 points in televoting and zero in total? Many Romanians from Spain tell that they couldn't vote for Romania because the line was close. What kind of jury can put Cezar on the last place while the voice is the first thing to judge for the jury? This can be discrimination and you always tryied this, but never was possible until now. Is Eurovision more fairly when the winner of televote recieve zero points? I really don't think so. Do you?
2009 -> 7 points
2010 -> 10 points
2011 -> 8 points
2012 -> 10 points
This means that at least in 2010 and 2012 the Spanish jury also gave some points to Romania, otherwise you couldn't get more than 8 points. Those years you were beated by the final winners, so I think you can't say the Spanish jury is always biased towards you.
If we'd just like to kill your points, we'd have done that every year and we didn't.
About this year voting, I don't know because I didn't vote. Let's hope a split results can clarify everything, but the results are always checked by a public notary, so I don't think there's something wrong and in that case, we'd have taken the back-up jury results.
And the voice is not the first think to judge for the jury, it's just one of more, and that's not objective 100%. Otherwise the 39 jury votes would all be the same. We still don't know if Cezar took the last place, but what if we did? Any of the 25 countries can get it and I'm sure many people would place Romania as the last one, so why not the jury?