... Yes I do realise, that not everyone will return to their properties, but they should not be forced to lose them either. When the time comes, and you want to buy Mr. and Mrs. Nikolos's land, and they are willing to sell, then pay them out of your own pocket at the market rate, as any civilized nation, then you may enjoy your life, quilt free.
Sure! Just like Mr and Mrs Ahmed and every son daughter, brother, sister buried in a mass grave, and their whole village with thousands of donums was left without a legal owner, because no living relatives were left behind. EOKA simply knocked at their door and asked "will you be kind enough to sell your home to us for the right price?".
Without realising Cyprus problem did not start in 1974 but a decade before, and Greek Cypriots were not the only ones who lost homes, land and lives - you've realised nothing. You are evaluating the whole issue from the GC perspective only as if you are the only one who was hard done by.
Perhaps if I heard more consolatory remarks from the TC's towards a settlement and respect of Human Rights and Democratic values for all Cypriots, then you can rest assure, I will not be talking as much.
Your idea of human rights and democratic values are, those for the TCs only - I do not believe in your sincerety when you claim you want democratic rights or human rights for the TCs. Neither do any of the TCs, so dream on... The truth is ENOSIS is still very much alive and favoured bu many in the South (albeit not by the majority), EOKA-B is a reality, so are some nationalist/racist fanatics we witness in this forum regularly, and most importantly Greek Orthodox Church still believes a good Turk is a dead Turk.
If and whan these values change, come and talk to us about democracy and human rights - we might even take you seriously!