magikthrill wrote:Erol,
It is called inter communal violence for a reason. Because both sides were killing each other. I am positive you are intelligent enough to understand this.
Yes both sides were killing each other. However one side was numericaly larger, had sole control of the forces of the state and had a written down plan to illegaly steal the rights of the TC community they had agreed to only three years earlier.
How easily you accept equality of the communites in Cyprus when it comes to blame for violence - even though the violence was massively unequal, yet resist the notion of equality when it comes to the rights of the communites. We can have equal blame as a community for all the bad things that occured but not equality when it comes to poltical representation of the communites.
Anyway my point was - if as Piratis claims, justice will sooner or later be served on the guilty, why should this apply to events after 74 but not to events before 74 - be they comitted by GC or TC. What Piratis really means is where the TC / Turkey have comitted acts against GC community justice wil eventualy be served but where it was acts by GC against TC community justice will continue to be ignored - as it was from 63-74. This isjust more 'cloud coockoo land' thinking.