Post number #386919, ID: 0d6520
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Yes,I'm a cockroach. No,I don't support our President. Ask me stuff
Post number #386939, ID: 6af0e3
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why wont you return constantinople
Post number #386955, ID: a4e1e2
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do you support Kurdish autonomy in Turkey?
Post number #386956, ID: a4e1e2
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do you deny Armenian genocide?
Post number #386960, ID: 958956
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what do you think of Greece?
Post number #386962, ID: 846b05
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>>386919 fuck I wanted to ask the president question first and if you'd say you like him I would have called you cockroach. But yo fuckin good m8, wp.
Would you recommend someone immigrating to your country? What are the + sides and what are downsides? Also where would you recommend one to move?
Also your girls are fuckin beautiful. Just mix sum Arabs and white people and you get the most beautiful g/u/rls on the planet <3
Post number #386963, ID: 846b05
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>>386960 Greece is basically turkey tbh
Post number #386966, ID: 1b90a2
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Is there anyone you'd consider a realistic prospect to succeed Erdogan if he were to be assassinated or succumb to sudden illness?
Post number #386974, ID: ac1a74
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Are turks arabs?
Post number #386976, ID: e3347b
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>>386974 nah but basically a mix between Arab, different Europeans and western Asian
Post number #386985, ID: 15aa5d
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>>386919 Nice to see another Turk around here o/ Kebabs unite! [C*]
Post number #387066, ID: 27311a
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What do you think of the counties the Ottomans brought Islam to? Are Albanians and Bosniaks even real Muslims? Or do you see them as European hippie Muslims?
Post number #387071, ID: e3da70
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Is it true that Erdogan orchestrated the "coup" in order to consolidate his power over the country?
Post number #387074, ID: 12ad04
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Of all the things you could've been, why on Earth did you choose to be a Turk?
Post number #387075, ID: 5d5534
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Is islam extremism a real treat you guys are going to face soon? Can you swear to protect Anzujaamu for us? She a cutie pie 2.D waifu material, pls keep her safe. Ataturk was awesome, how you guys went away from hid teachings?
Post number #387083, ID: 821c82
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>>386962 I wouldn't necessarily recommend immigrating here,at least not in its current state. It's great if you're a tourist but the illusion goes away if you scratch the surface a bit.
Hey,there are some really beautiful girls here I won't deny it but most of them have attitude issues
Post number #387085, ID: 821c82
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>>386956 Most of my country does but I don't, a lot of countries have shady pasts and we can't change it
Post number #387088, ID: 821c82
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>>386955 I don't support separatists but I don't have a problem with Kurdish people as long as they're respectful
Post number #387091, ID: 821c82
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>>386966 I support Muharrem Ince as he has less conservative approach. He'd be a much better leader in terms of international representative due to his more liberal views.
Sadly,I don't think our people would elect him due to the majority being either ignorant or extremely conservative
Post number #387093, ID: 821c82
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>>387071 That's a controversial topic to talk about,real and innocent people died that day due to exploited patriotism. I feel like it was too convenient for him to not be orchestrated
Post number #387095, ID: 821c82
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>>387066 Turks are more moderate Muslims compared to most Arabs, besides I don't think there's "real" Muslims since belief depends heavily on your own worldviews therefore can't be standardized
Post number #387096, ID: 821c82
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>>387075 Islam extremism probably won't completely roll in here, however it is becoming a problem.
Anzujaamu is cute but I think she'll up and leave if she feels threatened,although I think her orbiter army would protect her anyway.
Through government manipulation,misinformation campaigns and heavy propaganda. They've managed to turn Atatürk into an antagonist. Although, there's still a lot of people that oppose this approach and hold his ideals dear, including me
Post number #387211, ID: 9712bb
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>>821c82 By your answers you sound reasonable and a secularist, are you a secularist? I personally find that really nice and really needed, in many places nowadays.
Post number #387216, ID: 36d49b
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Do >>>your people put degenerates on a cross?
Post number #387218, ID: 20a1dd
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>>387211 I am a secularist, yes. I do believe we're in severe shortage of them in this country unfortunately
Post number #387261, ID: d8c18a
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Living in Germany and I always wondered - Why the heck are like most of the male turks here machos of doom and make their wifes/whatsoever do all the work? I don't get it. That's so medieval. ^^'
Post number #387335, ID: a23a78
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>>387083 Aren't there some stronghold cities? Aren't you fine as long as you don't say something bad about the AKP? Do VPN's still work over there?
What kind of attitude issues are you talking about?
Post number #387351, ID: c281f9
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>>387261 Oh gawd not op here but stfu cuck Also ob es nicht Deutsche gibt die genau so drauf sind. Genauso gibt es Türken die nicht so drauf sind. Wenn du für radikalen (nicht liberalen) Feminismus bist, alles gut! Aber tu nicht so als ob das ein reines Problem der Türken ist.
Es gibt halt n paar arme Türken die nach Europa gekommen sind um hier zu arbeiten. Und für einige Paare ist es okay wenn der Mann arbeiten geht und die Frau die Hausarbeit macht.
Post number #387352, ID: c281f9
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>>387261 Und manchmal arbeiten beide während die Frau auch noch die Hausarbeit machen muss. Welche versteckte Arbeit ist die im Kapitalismus nicht vergütet wird. Ist Scheisse, stimm ich dir zu. Ist jedoch genauso in ganz vielen Deutschen, und Europäischen Familien so. Also provoziere nicht einen der guten Türken, nur weil es auch Scheiss Türken gibt. Es gibt auch genauso Scheiss deutsche. Muss man nicht Mal in ein Geschichtsbuch schauen. Wer verkauft denn die Waffen an Erdogan?
Post number #387475, ID: 2935c8
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what do you think when i tell you that instead of eating authentic traditional cuisine from our heritage as a country, the guys i know just show up at the kebab and throw ten bucks at the guy to spit out a greasy turkish imperialism sandwich with cruelly halal meat? you guys are like arab mcdonalds tbh
Post number #387617, ID: afaed7
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>>387475 Personal choices,it's all fast food so none of it is really healthy anyway.
Though I'd suggest they try their own cuisine as well, it'd probably be a lot better for their taste profiles
Post number #387626, ID: 72553d
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>>387617 fucking acceptable. what are yarr politics/beliefs like
Post number #387673, ID: 62358a
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>>387626 I'm a secularist liberal in the literal sense, not the one currently advertised in the media. I'm a transhumanist and I believe a Technocratic Democracy would be a better way to lead our country.
I think the authority should always be questioned and held accountable before both the law and the people.
Post number #387692, ID: 998093
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>>387673 Fellow Technocrat? not so much! https://8values.github.io/results.html?e=39&d=47&g=1.2&s=98.7 yeah. i'm for a Technocratic Dictatorship. you're the diet version of me, weakling
Post number #387699, ID: cd5c30
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>>387692 I'm strongly against any kind of dictatorship, although it's nice to see a fellow technocrat
Post number #387709, ID: 21ab6e
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>>387699 well, if only the blind masses were enlightened enough to direct their own destiny... i was a real freedom liberal earlier on, but then i realized that if the leadership is installed by the people, and if the people are stupid, then the leadership will be stupid. i actually have the best interest of humanity on my mind, believe it or not... i'm thinking about a leading light of ideals paving our way to an interplanetary society, eternal and forever efficient. oh well...
Post number #387711, ID: c722f0
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Last time my relatives visited Turkey they said vegetables are non-existent (other then pommegrenate juice), is it true you guys don't eat plants at all?
Post number #387712, ID: c70b84
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>>387709 I get where you're coming from, however I believe if we can properly educate the masses about sciences and futuristic ideals, we wouldn't need to install a dictatorship.
It would be incredibly difficult to educate most peoples but the outcomes would be great if done correctly.
Post number #387716, ID: d4c8b6
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>>387712 well my belief is that, in order to kickstart anything, you need a strong grip in order not to hassle with all the damn laws and parliaments for decades the time to install a system which enables an absolute technocracy and to ensure its stability.
Post number #387718, ID: d4c8b6
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>>387716 and, since i'm a Technocrat, i obviously feel that if it's more efficient and practical to switch to another system after the revolution is complete, and go to oligarchy or even (if you're an extremist) democracy, that's perfectly alright since the goal is total logic and total efficiency. but you'll still need a very stable system, and democracy makes me feel a bit unsure... anyways, to the stars.
Post number #387807, ID: 71b9fe
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ohoooo buradaki tek Türk benim sanıyordum :DDDddd
Post number #388080, ID: 8c6271
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>>387807 as bayrakları as
Post number #388997, ID: 5d4794
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Do they eat turkey in Turkey
Post number #389012, ID: 8266d8
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>>388997 Did you know that Turkey in portuguese is Perú?
Post number #389097, ID: c70b84
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>>388997 We eat chicken more often but yes, we indeed do eat turkey in Turkey
Post number #389174, ID: 0c9d7b
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Hi Turkish, I'm Dad.
Post number #389230, ID: da5531
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How did you feel when you first found the remove kebab meme?
Post number #389234, ID: 5a4668
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Also Kemal Ataturk looked low key hot in the history textbooks in Global ngl
Post number #389275, ID: 88a8bd
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Do Turkish Drama Shows still have the mafia involved?
Post number #389751, ID: 821c82
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>>389230 I wasn't that shocked or offended, my humor tends to be dark anyways so I just laughed at it and moved on. I think it's funny
Post number #389752, ID: 821c82
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>>389275 Sometimes, yes. Turkish drama shows are very repetitive and most people don't like them very much
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