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>I'm sure turkey would want anyone in the world they could force to be to be brought under sharia law too, not just facebook lol, what are you talking about?

• blueskin_ 12y ago
  Majority muslim nation, cult of personality, widespread corruption, oppressive government, evidence of rigged elections, suppression of free speech. Seems clear-cut to me.
  • user_0001 12y ago
    <rolleyes>
  • LLWM 12y ago
    None of that is sharia. In fact, there's a huge contraindication which you conveniently left out - a constitutionally mandated secular government.
    • blueskin_ 12y ago
      That's as much of a token gesture/joke as Pol Pot's Cambodia calling itself 'Democratic', or the first amendment in the US. Argentina's constitution says they own the Falkland Islands, yet they don't either. The US constitution guarantees freedom of speech, protection from unlawful searches and surveillance, probable cause for any search, and separation of church and state, yet the actual reality is almost the direct opposite of all of those. As such, Turkey going "hey, look, we're secular" is worthless when they act like a psychotic dictatorship.
      • LLWM 12y ago
        If your claims about the US are any clue, I don't think there's any reason to trust the accuracy of your knowledge of Turkey either.