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What on earth are you talking about? Erdogan is a vile dictator who is imprisoning anybody who suggests he's not great, and who single handedly ended any meani
by itfhiddc 9y ago
What on earth are you talking about?
Erdogan is a vile dictator who is imprisoning anybody who suggests he's not great, and who single handedly ended any meaningful notion of democracy in Turkey.
That's not conspiracy, it's just how it is.
It's morally abhorrent to compare criticism of his actions to 9/11 truth bullshit.
Never mind, some quick research shows that you are a pro-fascist troll who clearly knows that you're lying all the time. However godless fascist losers like you are fine with lying. No point in pretending you're a worthwhile human being.
- MachinShinn- 9y agoLets go through your points one by one: >Erdogan is a vile dictator who is imprisoning anybody who suggests he's not great, and who single handedly ended any meaningful notion of democracy in Turkey. Erdogan has a stronger democratic mandate than any other leader in Turkey's Republic era history. He won an overall majority of parliamentary seats in 2002 despite being imprisoned in 1999. I bring that up to show that in 2002 he had no power to rig elections or anything. He won, and continues to win because he is genuinely popular. >It's morally abhorrent to compare criticism of his actions to 9/11 truth bullshit. You are correct. I would not compare criticism of Erdogan or any politician to 9/11. I compared the unsubstantiated insinuation of the July 15th coup attempt being an inside job to 9/11 truth bullshit. I believe that is a very fair and obvious comparison. >Never mind, some quick research shows that you are a pro-fascist troll who clearly knows that you're lying all the time. However godless fascist losers like you are fine with lying. No point in pretending you're a worthwhile human being. What a trolly line of thought. Why is someone you disagree with automatically a fascist? Why are they automatically not 'worthwhile human beings?
- petre 9y ago> single handedly Not single handedly. He had help and popular support from the 60% who voted yes in the referendum to give the Turkish president (currently Erdogan) superpowers. Of course, when you silence your adversaries it's not that hard. Any party with law or justice in its name is quite the opposite.
- dilemma 9y ago>Any party with law or justice in its name is quite the opposite. The same goes for "democracy", i.e the Democratic party in the US.
- sixQuarks 9y agodon't know why you're being downvoted for speaking the truth.
- rurban 9y agoAccording to the forensic analysis of the Constitutional Referendum https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.09839 https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.09839 this is not true. No had the majority.