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Why are you relating authoritarianism with "Islamic way" or even the Caliphates? I've never seen anyone make this claim before, which is, to be honest, quite ab
by j_maffe 2y ago
Why are you relating authoritarianism with "Islamic way" or even the Caliphates? I've never seen anyone make this claim before, which is, to be honest, quite absurd.
Edit: Also your linked article no longer reflects the current stance of Russia.
- lukan 2y agoThat link I gave is propaganda BS. It claims the syrian army gave the terrorists( SDF) control over the new areas, while in reality they fought with US support against iranian and syrian regime militias. So that iran could not send support without fighting their way through it, maybe a turning point in this war. It was just to illustrate that Erdogans goals are not peace, after Assad is gone.
- j_maffe 2y agoThat's all well and good. Could you please reply to my other question? I'm very curious where this notion is coming from.
- lukan 2y agoThe claim that Erdogan is more open towards being a sultan and open towards more influence of Islam into the government?
- j_maffe 2y agoThe sentence "I said going the authorian islamic way,", implies that there is an "authoritarian Islamic" way. What is that? Because it sounds like you're implying that the religion has intrinsic authoritarian aspects to it.
- lukan 2y ago"Because it sounds like you're implying that the religion has intrinsic authoritarian aspects to it." No, it implies the focus on the authorian aspects of Islam, just like certain groups in the US would like a authorian christian rule of law.