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> Except they really are all different situations. That's the point of analogies. You point out similarities, not that things are the same. They're not even po
by musage 9y ago
> Except they really are all different situations.
That's the point of analogies. You point out similarities, not that things are the same. They're not even possible between things that are the same.
> Yes they're different nations now, but they're not different peoples.
Yes, and? The comment you replied to goes "there's a popular line of thought that basically denies that Ukrainians are a separate nation". Which, seeing how they're a separate nation, is just valid as Turks wanting to lord it over the Kurds.
- Mikeb85 9y agoIt's a bad analogy. There are situations analogous to the Catalan quest for independence, and those aren't it. Maybe separatist feelings in Brittany, or in Quebec.