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That's footage from 12 years ago mate...
Nop, this picture is from current eventsThat's footage from 12 years ago mate...
Actually we're both wrong, it's from last years May Day protests...Nop, this picture is from current events
I believe you said the same things to me during the 2023 presidential election when I stated that Erdogan would win even after the earthquake incident and we already saw the resultsYo your enthusiasm of fiction of imagination is unmatched seriously but in a bad way. Your creative power to conjure up imaginary stories, events and narratives are all dumbfounded. Bro let it go. You’re horrible at it. No matter how hard you try.. its going to be a failure just leave it alone.
absolutely not !! what we should do is to improve our economy culture society and science and forget that they even exist !!! let them boil in their misery while we are happy successful resting in antalya and we dont even know are exist !!!What I see there is that they hold up their hate towards Turks.
Something our people should do too, we are surrounded by terrorist countries. Being soft as people only kills them over time. Turks need to become more brutal in general again, call it barbaric or whatever.
you already have china i form of Erdogan do you want more of dictatorship ?? and china of all the countries ?? do you even know how life look likes there ?? ?? we dont need to find any other example other then early years of republic under Atatürk which is still best example for all of us to how to run a country !!!!I agree but the point still stands. Turks need to become stronger, more vicious in their mindset. More united against EVERY danger to the Country.
China is a good example.
I know you wouldn't condemn such behavior, even if the country burns down. Because people like you don't believe in democracy as long as they aren't the ones in power. And those who call for a boycott of national brands, if they rule, won't care about the country's interests.Actually we're both wrong, it's from last years May Day protests...
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Turkish police detain more than 200 protesters amid May Day clampdown
Labor unions and the main opposition protests called for May Day demonstrations to take place in Istanbul's Taksim Square, where protests have been banned since 2013.www.lemonde.fr
It's easy to spread disinformation
But honestly man, super pathetic to want someone to stay in power when you don't live in that country nor have any ties to it apart from being "Muslim".
I honestly see a lot of jealousy from you Arabs, Iranians etc. I don't know if it's because you were ruled by Turks for long, want them to be backwards like you to drag them down to your level or because you want them to be your mercenaries against whatever enemies you have, but it's really pathetic.
Fight your own wars, y'all got slapped by around by tiny Israel time after time and now you want Türkiye to be your daddy and save the daypathetic
I'm sorry, do you think democracy equals giving police the right to brutalize protestors?I know you wouldn't condemn such behavior, even if the country burns down. Because people like you don't believe in democracy as long as they aren't the ones in power. And those who call for a boycott of national brands, if they rule, won't care about the country's interests.
And who tell you that I'm a arab or Iranian?!!!![]()
Does democracy give you the right to beat police officers, destroy public property, and threaten national security?I'm sorry, do you think democracy equals giving police the right to brutalize protestors?
Imam threatens people with violence, refers to "victory" in Syria...
these are the one who cried victim for 20 years oppression this oppression that ! now they say to portion of population you will receive an iron fist an imam in a house of god were build by our tax money and his salary paid by us !! ! in the last election when everyone thought Erdogan would lose there was an imam who show 2 of his hand guns and said i have 2 guns with full magazines if we loose the elections i know what to do with them ( will shoot the people who are celebrating )!!!! he also invite other islamist to bring their guns in 28 mayıs the day of the second round of last presidential electionsImam threatens people with violence, refers to "victory" in Syria...
Nobody was destroying public property or threatening national security (quite the opposite with the latter). And yes, police are in fact supposed to be trained to take harassment from angry civilians without responding with violence unless they are being threatened with death. It’s literally part of their job description. Especially since in this case they are defending a very malevolent government.Does democracy give you the right to beat police officers, destroy public property, and threaten national security?
Nop, they're not defending the government but, Turkish state security.Nobody was destroying public property or threatening national security (quite the opposite with the latter). And yes, police are in fact supposed to be trained to take harassment from angry civilians without responding with violence unless they are being threatened with death. It’s literally part of their job description. Especially since in this case they are defending a very malevolent government.
It’s a very sad state of affairs when people justify cops acting like vicious lap dogs. I’ve had enough of it in the US and I’m not even going to talk about Azerbaijan where it’s sadly accepted as something people have to live with.
- nope! they are not defending Turkish state security. They’re simply terrorizing Turkish citizens with an average age of 21 who are exercising their constitutional rights of gathering (article 34).Nop, they're not defending the government but, Turkish state security.
So, is hitting a policeman not considered a treat?!!
is digging up graves not considered vandalism?
These events are not a lie. Weren't the demonstrations in defense of the Istanbul governor? Where did the talk of Article 34 of the Constitution come from? They tried to cover up the real problem of İmamoğlu, which no one is talking about: the accusation of corruption by causing chaos in the country. How can they claim patriotism and call for a boycott of national products?- nope! they are not defending Turkish state security. They’re simply terrorizing Turkish citizens with an average age of 21 who are exercising their constitutional rights of gathering (article 34).
So yeah, Oranges and apples, you know.
- you keep saying that they hit police post after post which is, I hate to say this, but a lie. Please stop spreading lies. It’s not nice.
- Digging up, disturbing graves are considered in every Abrahamic religion and most cultures as sacrilege. I can assure you that as a Turk brought up in Turkey, Turks are most respectful to cemeteries.
No graves were dug, however. Only couple tombstones were tipped over while some the demonstrators jumped over the fence and fell on them. It was stated so by the CHP chairman personally at the very cemetery before live TV cameras.
I can respect your fervent enthusiasm and support for current Turkish government but Let’s keep lies out of our conservations please.