Viewpoint wrote:Kikapu wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Kikapu wrote:
Why don't you give us some examples VP, where the majority voted as a "block" against a minority, when all the political parties colluded with each other to bring harm to one ethnicity over another in this day and age and particularly in the EU club. In the first place, such a move would be against the constitution if such a move would be against someones Human Rights as well as other constitutional rights, so stop blowing hot air in the wind VP. You just hate the idea of True Democracy for Cyprus, plain and simple.
You still choose to avoid answering the real question can the GCs block vote in their own party? a simple YES or NO will do. If you expect us to take this risk then you are more crazy than I thought you were.
I'm not avoiding anything. If anyone is avoiding in answering questions, it's you. You make this generic scenario about a
"block veto" by the GC's, but you don't give us any examples what it is that they will be blocking that will be detrimental to the TC's, that is going to violate their civil, Democratic and Human Rights, as well as all the other rights that you may ask for, that will be added to the constitution. Therefore VP, you have no idea what it is that you want or that you are afraid of. You are just making noise to be heard, but you are not telling us anything. So don't blame me for ignoring your concerns when you are not telling us what they really are, which brings me back to my comment, and that is, you are not willing to live in a True Democratic society in the country of Cyprus because the numerical numbers of the TC's are less than the GC'c. Do you have a country where all the ethnic groups numerical numbers are the same. I don't think so.
The only thing you are worried about is, that if the relationship between Turkey and Cyprus remains unfriendly after a settlement is reached, then Cyprus may not want to trade with Turkey and that the GC's might vote as a block in the
Parliament to make it happen..
We can make Union with another country illegal and have it in the constitution, therefore no referendum can take place, so that there are no dangers of the GC's voting as a "block". I think you will find almost all GC's will welcome this law.
Did I miss anything anything else.??
You are still avoiding the question, this leads us to be very suspiscious about why you will not give a YES NO answer, Can they block vote?
That's because there isn't a YES or NO answer to something that does not exists. You are not giving us any examples. Why are you afraid to give us some examples that are worrying you. You are acting more suspicious than any one else on the forum. If it's against Human Rights, Democratic rights or any of the Constitutional rights of the TC's, there won't be any vote allowed to take place if it's in violation of those rights, because what ever measure is put up for a vote, it will effect every Cypriot and not just the TC's, since every citizen is equal. So stop wasting my time and give me an example.
I'll give you an example and see what happens.
An initiative is passed by the parliament to make the TC's a second class citizens in Cyprus. Right away that ruling will be challenged by the TC's and the GC's to the supreme court to strike it down. Let say the whole supreme court is racist and they allow it to go forward. Then this will be challenged at the ECHR, and they will strike it down, unless of course you do not believe the ECHR to do the right thing. It will not come to a referendum to even give it a chance to become a "block vote".
So VP, give us your worse case scenario that will get a "Block vote" and lets talk about it.
You just want to create a "buggy man" and not talk honestly. You want a partition, therefore you will do and say anything to get it. I understand that, so keep it up, but without examples to tell us how any "block" voting is going to be detrimental to the TC's, you are on a losing battle on this one.