@ayazanax@hititok@CorvinusSzablya Şehirden şehire değişiyordur. İzmirde lisemde bi,lez,gay de vardı. Her çeşit insan tanıdım. Kimse takılmıyordu birisine o şekil. He Erzurum’da okusam farklı olurdu büyük ihtimal. Üniversitedeki insanları baz almak lazım bir de. Sosyal medya yorumlarını çok ciddiye alma bence.
@AtaletMomenti__@dredahlia %73 Turkic miraslı arkadaş. Tipik orta Asya fenotipi miymiş? Siz bilip bilmediğiniz konularda konuşmayı kendinize meslek mi edindiniz?
Türkiye’de yaşayan Arnavut kardeşimiz 5 Milyon Arnavut,30 milyon Kürt,5 milyon Arap,2 Milyon Boşnak var demiş. Çerkezlerde 3 Milyon dersek Türkler ülkenin %45 i Arnavut kardeşimize göre. Yaşasın halkların kardeşliği 🕊️
I completely agree with @noraleonora94 and @AtaletMomenti__ , whom she quoted in her tweet and I would also like to say a few things..
Around 5 million Albanians live in Turkey and I’m one of them. We have never done anything against this country’s sovereignty. Most importantly, our ancestors migrated to Turkey because they trusted this country, having lived alongside the Turks for approximately 600 years during the Ottoman era. However, the fact that we live here does not mean that we should forget our own ancestors. In fact one of the reasons the Ottoman Empire collapsed was precisely the mentality of people like these in today’s world.
Most importantly, the man who wrote this country’s national anthem was an Albanian. Albanians also served in many important positions within the Ottoman Empire and even the founder of Galatasaray, the team I support was Albanian. Briefly, Albanians have played decisive roles in many different areas of this country.
Furthermore if we take a closer look at the ethnic distribution of Turkey’s population, we can easily see that there are more than 30 million Kurds, over 5 million Arabs and approximately 2–3 million Bosniaks in the country.
There are people in this country who are so ignorant that they can’t even distinguish between nationalism and racism. Despite disliking those who are not like them, they still expect everyone to show them respect. For example.. Just 15 days ago, they booed the French national anthem at a football match. Yet if France were to do the same to them, they would be very quick to play the victim. That is how simple it is to explain the mentality that exists in this country.
I would like to offer them one piece of advice: if you do not show respect, you should not expect to receive it. For all the reasons I have mentioned above, many countries do not have a positive view of Turkey..
@SARIBOAmqyd Ne alaka? Her eline bayrak alan,Çanakkaleyi kutlayan ya da milli maç paylaşan milliyetçi mi? Siz milliyetçiliği ne zannediyorsunuz? Arkasına Atatürk portresi asıp PKK’ya para akıtıyorlar sora PKK’lılar. Arnavutları Türk yapmaya çalışmayın ayrıca,onu yazmak istedim postta.
@buh_iocy@TurkiyeArnavutu Olmaz,kardeşim. Sen yanlış biliyorsun,Arnavutlar olmasaydı Türkiye bugün olmazdı. Biz Türkler varlığımızı Arnavutlara borçluyuz.
During a speech at the European Parliament, Greek MEP Emmanouil Fragkos casually calls Turks “barbaric Mongols who ravaged whatever civilization they found.”
Unser Bruder Karakalpaklı hat sich intensiv mit dem umstrittenen Fußballverein Amedspor auseinandergesetzt und ihn aus verschiedenen Perspektiven beleuchtet. Bitte unterstützt seine Ausarbeitung!
Einleitung: Amedspor als Propagandawerkzeug für den kurdischen Separatismus.