@oskarmazerath Ahahaha so you are subjective again. Why as a foreigner should I care about your own politics? I dont care about the administration, as you admitted it is about human rights. But I agree about wasting time.
@oskarmazerath Also, nobody coming from abroad needs to know what happening at Boğaziçi. It is nonsensical to try to block event and exert pressure on foreign academics. As a determinant of cleverness, you do not seem very clever, and you also have difficulty reading English sentences well.
@oskarmazerath Wrong. I deliberately did not specify certain people in terms of such rhetoric, but made general point rhetoric shifts among conformists. It's undeniable the rhetoric is common among those people. it was a sarcasm with his reasoning since the topic wasn't about his entry to uni.
@Ostrov_A Oww your arguements seem nice but only with one slight problem, if you categorize the case under levee en masse, then whatever you say falls into desuetude.
@DrorGloberman@ShaykhSulaiman 1- Nope, all of them are wrong. The Palestinian Authority was not under British Mandate but after the WW-I, Palestine was given under the rule of League of Nations, and LoN assigned Brits do govern the area.
@DrorGloberman@ShaykhSulaiman 7- Based on your logic then, if one day Israeli citizens sell the 2 percent of Israel's territory, then buyers can say you should learn to "share the land". Very senseless, simple and illogical.
@DrorGloberman@ShaykhSulaiman 6- The only good argument might be Jews bought already some lands, and they have a right over such a land. But again it was only %2 of the whole Palestine. I am wondering if there is any country who does not sell its 2 percent to foreigners.