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That what makes me reasonable is that I think when I have to decide, and I do so in a dialectical manner looking for the objective truth, instead of referring m
by gkya 11y ago
That what makes me reasonable is that I think when I have to decide, and I do so in a dialectical manner looking for the objective truth, instead of referring myself to dogmas for justifying my subjective view of the world.
Now if you'll defend those who chop off heads, make genocides, defend past genocides, steal money while looking religious, oppress the minorities, disable education facilities, polarize the people, lie shamelessly for their own benefit, blow-up monuments of our past, force their views on others, commit massacres in the name of their beliefs, disrupt anybody else, homogenate the minorities, kill languages and cultures for national-fascist wills, kill innocent people for political benefits, accept bribes, become corrupt... then I don't know what can I do for you.
The aggressiveness of ignorance never ceased to amaze me.
- afsina 11y agoYou just mixed and piled up all bad qualities and past-current atrocities to create an imaginary monster. Then you assign that monster to someone or some particular people you personally hate -whatever the reason- in Turkey. This is not being reasonable.
- gkya 11y agoNo. I piled up all bad qualities and atrocities that were committed in the past and are being committed still by the people here. It has nothing to do with reason. It is a list of facts. Being reasonable is in the way you interpret this list of facts, are you comfortable as long as you are a conservative muslim turk of good income, or do you empathise, do you respect others, or do you want to bash anyone that is not like you. This is my last reply to you. I will not bother to list and prove all my points here, there's internet, there are books, if it is that important for you, you'll find it out for yourself. Maybe one day you'll visit turkey, and see it for yourself. I'm having enough of it already.