zurderer wrote:when did I justify burning villages, and when did I say all kurds are problem?ahh this conversation goes no where with you. You wake up.
agree,you are fighting with someone else, not me.

zurderer wrote:when did I justify burning villages, and when did I say all kurds are problem?ahh this conversation goes no where with you. You wake up.
agree,you are fighting with someone else, not me.
well, Only three died because of bullets, one of them died a bullet that cannot be used by police.
One of them is a child playing at a park, and other also have not relation with protests.
So Infact no rioters killed by police, so dealing of turkish police with protestors is fine, but others died.
I dont think police aimed bystanders. they need much more education, they were using guns not toys, they should be aware of this, but I dont think police was cruel.
I am not calling all kurds terrorists, but active supporters of crimes.
burning three people is far from becoming innocent, supporting them is also not innocent.
Or do you think they are innocents?
There were not anyone peacefully protested, all of them were agressive sorry.
They supported unlawful acts
no, you missunderstood, I am trying to say, that all kurds who is active supporters of PKK are terrorists. I am not saying all kurds are active supporters.Elections dont show this.
Anti kurdish agenda? why are you so speacial?
well wrong, saying Pkk is terrorist or burning 3 women is guilt doesnot mean, Turkey have right to oppress kurds.
realy? defending violent protests(that reasoned a lot death), is not fasism, but accusing them is fasism?
Sorry my friend, but wake up, that protestors even terrorised their own people.
There is only one kind of bullet that cannot be used by Turkish police, and that kind of bullet is called a "BLANK."
You admit that the children had no relation with the protests, but it doesn't bother you that security forces killed them anyway?
you say that no rioters were murdered by police but "others" died? You mean the kids playing on the playground or watching from their family balconies? Well, your statement is in direct contradiction with IHD's evidence.
If the security forces are not aiming at the demonstrators, then how did people get shot? Why is IHD saying they WERE shot by security forces? What, is IHD part of some grand, anti-Turkish PLOT to destroy the territorial integrity of Atatürk's happy little playground?
Or is it that old stupid thing of firing in the air, over the heads of demonstrators to scare them away the problem here?
security forces fired into the air, they acted recklessly and purposely endangered the lives of the demonstrators.
And if they are not aware that they are using guns, and if they need more education on firearms, why the hell are they issued guns in the first place? That may not be cruel in and of itself, but it sure is STUPID.
In other words you are saying that not all Kurds are "terrorists," but all Kurds are certainly criminals.
Are you saying that everyone should stand by and do nothing or make no judgement if Turkish security forces attack people because they are not innocent? How do you know they are not innocent? Let me clue you, in a democracy, people are supposed to be innocent until PROVEN guilty, but that's not how they do it in Turkey, is it?
From your statement, I draw the conclusion that the Turkish police or others given arms by the state, but without the proper education in using them, only engage guilty people. Therefore everyone is guilty simply by being targeted by the state.
you are saying all the demonstrators were aggressive and that they harmed people and buildings.
Does that mean that the kids were aggressive?
Does the law in Turkey state that if you "harm" a building, you get an instant death penalty, without trial, simply by the judgement of security forces who are too stupid to learn how to operate weapons, and the penalty is imposed immediately AND extrajudicially?
Another stupid idea. In democracies it doesn't work that way, and I can't think of any democracy that applies the death penalty for a property crime (harming a building).
They supported the right to demonstrate and this is an "unlawful act?" More proof that Turkey is NO democracy.
How are elections going to show who is an active supporter of PKK? Was there a little blank space to write in your own party, and people wrote in "PKK," and that's how elections show who is an active PKK supporter? Somehow, I just don't believe that. You are pulling this out of your ass.
it part of an anti-Kurdish agenda to plainly state that all Kurds are criminals?
Turkey has the right to oppress Kurds. That fits well with the all-Kurds-are-criminals thing. No, man, you have no anti-Kurdish agenda. Where would we get THAT idea?
What do you care how many people died in the protests?
You are a Kurd-hater,
and since the only ones who died were Kurds, you should be jumping for joy! Relax, man, crack open a bottle of bubbly and celebrate!
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zurderer wrote:Threaten peaceful protestors by telling them they will do everything in their power to arrest them if they step on "Turkish" soil.
oh so this is threat? I just think, you are mentioning something important.
You are like PKK, talking about peace, but doesnot know what is peaciful.
Trying to burn someplaces is not peaciful.They haven't burnt something in Germany since a long time, and while it happened, in 90s, about 3000 villages were burnt in Kurdistan. SOft revenge, then.
Update your knowledge, two or three turkish banks were attacked, plus I think one turkish dernek also attacked.
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