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Postby Kemalist » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:42 pm

Coward Erdogan. Gaddafi did not run away, he said he would die in his homeland no matter what. He is leaving the country, fucking coward. Looking forward to the times when the headlines say "Erdogan arrested for treason"
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Postby Divair » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:44 pm

Kemalist wrote:Coward Erdogan. Gaddafi did not run away, he said he would die in his homeland no matter what. He is leaving the country, fucking coward. Looking forward to the times when the headlines say "Erdogan arrested for treason"

Think it'll actually happen?

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Postby Kemalist » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:48 pm

Divair wrote:
Kemalist wrote:Coward Erdogan. Gaddafi did not run away, he said he would die in his homeland no matter what. He is leaving the country, fucking coward. Looking forward to the times when the headlines say "Erdogan arrested for treason"

Think it'll actually happen?


Soon.
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Postby Divair » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:48 pm

Kemalist wrote:
Divair wrote:Think it'll actually happen?


Soon.

I hope you're right.

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Postby EnragedMaldivians » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:49 pm

Kemalist wrote:Coward Erdogan. Gaddafi did not run away, he said he would die in his homeland no matter what. He is leaving the country, fucking coward. Looking forward to the times when the headlines say "Erdogan arrested for treason"


Wait, what? He said he's leaving? When?
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Postby Kemalist » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:49 pm

EnragedMaldivians wrote:
Kemalist wrote:Coward Erdogan. Gaddafi did not run away, he said he would die in his homeland no matter what. He is leaving the country, fucking coward. Looking forward to the times when the headlines say "Erdogan arrested for treason"


Wait, what? He said he's leaving? When?


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Postby 4years » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:50 pm

DogDoo 7 wrote:
4years wrote:
1. Wait, you consider Israel to be a functional, sane country?!?

Inside its internationally recognized borders, yes. Its quite functional and sane. Just a staggering amount of racism. But there's another thread for that.

2. I see the difference. I am not saying a cop shoot a protestor, therefore violent revolution. I am saying cop starts shooting at a protestor, therefore protestor starts shooting back.

If the protestors start shooting back, then there will be a violent revolution.


1. Inside its internationally recognized borders being the operative phrase and racism is hardly sane, but yes there is another thread for that.

2. Only if the state chooses to escalate the violence beyond a shoot-out between one cop and one protestor(or a handful of cops vs a handful of protestors) into something more. In which case, I would support violent revolution. In Egypt, for example, 900 protestors killed by police is fairly uncontroversial and the disposal of the dictatorship wasn't particularly violent. Even the Russian Revolutions of 1917 weren't terribly violent ( specifically Petrograd had and extremely low death toll even through the Boleshevik revolution) until the civil war broke out and foriegn powers attempted to crush the revolution.
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Postby Yankee Empire » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:53 pm

Vistulange wrote:
Divair wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDqse9wCXfA



0:00 - "We are soldiers of Mustafa Kemal"
0:11 - "Shoulder to shoulder against fascism"

Just thought I'd bring some clarity.


Goddamnit, there's nothing Fascist about Erdrogan!

Why is every anti government protest "Hurr der dey ebul Fascists"?

Just to be clear im not defending Erdrogan.
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Postby Kemalist » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:54 pm

Yankee Empire wrote:
Vistulange wrote:

0:00 - "We are soldiers of Mustafa Kemal"
0:11 - "Shoulder to shoulder against fascism"

Just thought I'd bring some clarity.


Goddamnit, there's nothing Fascist about Erdrogan!

Why is every anti government protest "Hurr der dey ebul Fascists"?

Just to be clear im not defending Erdrogan.


We're living here, we know more about Erdogan than you.
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Postby 4years » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:55 pm

Regnum Dominae wrote:
Kemalist wrote:Erdogan is leaving the country not to come back till at the Thursday night, will visit several North African countries.

During these protests? Srsly?


The point is that it is during the protests. Erdogan thinks he can slip away until the protests calm down or he simply plans to out of the country when the protestors remove him as prime minister.
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Postby Kemalist » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:55 pm

AKP's party office in Izmir set on fire

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Postby Mike the Progressive » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:55 pm

Yankee Empire wrote:Why is every anti government protest "Hurr der dey ebul Fascists"?


Because demagogues are liberal in their usage of the words "fascist," "communist," "socialist," "war criminal," etc.
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Postby Regnum Dominae » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:57 pm

Kemalist wrote:AKP's party office in Izmir set on fire


I can't say that upsets me.
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Postby 4years » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:57 pm

Kemalist wrote:Coward Erdogan. Gaddafi did not run away, he said he would die in his homeland no matter what. He is leaving the country, fucking coward. Looking forward to the times when the headlines say "Erdogan arrested for treason"


Would you prefer Erdogan stayed and made a fight of it?
Depending on how long America kept backing him and how much of the army remained under his control he could still do quite a lot of damage.
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Postby Yankee Empire » Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:57 pm

Kemalist wrote:
Yankee Empire wrote:
Goddamnit, there's nothing Fascist about Erdrogan!

Why is every anti government protest "Hurr der dey ebul Fascists"?

Just to be clear im not defending Erdrogan.


We're living here, we know more about Erdogan than you.


Oh, And whats so Fascist about Erdrogan? Because he obviously rose to power on a wave of widspread enthusiastic public support... :roll:

I don't care that you or these demonstrators hate the guy, i just hate the ad naseum misuse of the word fascist.
Mike the Progressive wrote:
Yankee Empire wrote:Why is every anti government protest "Hurr der dey ebul Fascists"?


Because demagogues are liberal in their usage of the words "fascist," "communist," "socialist," "war criminal," etc.

Very true.
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Postby Kemalist » Sun Jun 02, 2013 3:02 pm

Yankee Empire wrote:
Kemalist wrote:
We're living here, we know more about Erdogan than you.


Oh, And whats so Fascist about Erdrogan? Because he obviously rose to power on a wave of widspread enthusiastic public support... :roll:

I don't care that you or these demonstrators hate the guy, i just hate the ad naseum misuse of the word fascist.
Mike the Progressive wrote:
Because demagogues are liberal in their usage of the words "fascist," "communist," "socialist," "war criminal," etc.

Very true.


He's intervening in people's private rights, attempting to restrict their personal life, aiming to raise a generation that suits his own ideology as he admitted himself. He has a fascistic mindset, people know that.
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Postby Kemalist » Sun Jun 02, 2013 3:03 pm

4years wrote:
Kemalist wrote:Coward Erdogan. Gaddafi did not run away, he said he would die in his homeland no matter what. He is leaving the country, fucking coward. Looking forward to the times when the headlines say "Erdogan arrested for treason"


Would you prefer Erdogan stayed and made a fight of it?
Depending on how long America kept backing him and how much of the army remained under his control he could still do quite a lot of damage.


The army will not side against the protesters, at least I want to think so.
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Postby Yankee Empire » Sun Jun 02, 2013 3:04 pm

Kemalist wrote:He's intervening in people's private rights, attempting to restrict their personal life, aiming to raise a generation that suits his own ideology as he admitted himself. He has a fascistic mindset, people know that.


This shit does not = Fascism.
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Postby Kemalist » Sun Jun 02, 2013 3:08 pm

"Starting as a facebook event, more than a hundred of thousand people are in black at 3rd June 2013 as a sign of protesting the government."
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Postby Mike the Progressive » Sun Jun 02, 2013 3:08 pm

Yankee Empire wrote:
Kemalist wrote:He's intervening in people's private rights, attempting to restrict their personal life, aiming to raise a generation that suits his own ideology as he admitted himself. He has a fascistic mindset, people know that.


This shit does not = Fascism.


And if it does, every government in every country can be considered "fascist," which to some is probably true.

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Postby Vistulange » Sun Jun 02, 2013 3:10 pm

There are unconfirmed reports that people are being shot in Ankara.
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Postby 4years » Sun Jun 02, 2013 3:10 pm

Kemalist wrote:
4years wrote:
Would you prefer Erdogan stayed and made a fight of it?
Depending on how long America kept backing him and how much of the army remained under his control he could still do quite a lot of damage.


The army will not side against the protesters, at least I want to think so.


Not being in Turkish I will defer on that question, but does Erdogan have a strong enough base of support among police/the populace as a whole for the US to prop him up as a tinpot dictator in the face of protests? Because based on his support for the coup in Honduras, Obama has no problem with such tactics if strategic objectives are met.
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Postby Yankee Empire » Sun Jun 02, 2013 3:10 pm

Mike the Progressive wrote:
Yankee Empire wrote:
This shit does not = Fascism.


And if it does, every government in every country can be considered "fascist," which to some is probably true.


Yeah, to dumbasses with an oppression complex who know nothing about Fascism it is.

Which I have the displeasure of meeting rather regularly.
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Postby Kemalist » Sun Jun 02, 2013 3:12 pm

4years wrote:
Kemalist wrote:
The army will not side against the protesters, at least I want to think so.


Not being in Turkish I will defer on that question, but does Erdogan have a strong enough base of support among police/the populace as a whole for the US to prop him up as a tinpot dictator in the face of protests? Because based on his support for the coup in Honduras, Obama has no problem with such tactics if strategic objectives are met.


I don't think the US really wants to support Erdogan, especially since he failed to handle things with Syria. The US government officially stated that they support the peaceful protesters.
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Postby Kemalist » Sun Jun 02, 2013 3:14 pm

Yankee Empire wrote:
Mike the Progressive wrote:
And if it does, every government in every country can be considered "fascist," which to some is probably true.


Yeah, to dumbasses with an oppression complex who know nothing about Fascism it is.

Which I have the displeasure of meeting rather regularly.


You and Hippo are a joke here. I wish your government one day does to you and people like you what Erdogan has been doing to us and I will gladly watch your reaction.

And you are the dumbass, imperialist kind of one.

What can we expect from a freak in favour of authoritarianism and imperialism anyway, no need to deal.
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