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Well, I won't try to give every anti-democratical actions of Erdogan : HN comment post limit may be exceeded. Maybe those two links might help to understand th
by onurcel 13y ago
Well, I won't try to give every anti-democratical actions of Erdogan : HN comment post limit may be exceeded.
Maybe those two links might help to understand the vision of "democracy" of Erdogan :
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4387396,00.html http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4387396,00.html
http://www.quora.com/Turkey-country/How-can-the-Turkish-public-have-its-voice-heard-despite-the-censored-media-during-the-2013-protests http://www.quora.com/Turkey-country/How-can-the-Turkish-publ...
- spcs 13y agoYou don't need to list them all, but giving one or two examples of Erdogan's anti-democratic behavior would be nice. Right now it seems as you are calling for a popular democratically elected government to resign because you simply don't like its policies and you haven't been able to stop AKP from winning democratic elections for over a decade. You seem to be trying to do exactly what the Kemalist military was doing before it was forced out of politics. As far as I have checked major Turkish media outlets, they are reporting the situation and there is no media black out as claimed in the post you have linked to. I find such claims quite dishonest. You should know that making such easily refutable claims will cast doubt on your whole position, you should be more careful about your claims.