iceman wrote:Get Real! wrote:denizaksulu wrote:I am delighted for your apology to GR, as I feel responsible for those pics. (assuming there are no others about.)
I think she'll end up regretting it... in time she’ll discover that GR is incompatible with apologies.
what was so special about these pics? were they "inappropriate" shots of GR?
Viewpoint wrote:Why should TCs do national service for an army that is at war with us?
BlackBolt wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Why should TCs do national service for an army that is at war with us?
You're a good guy VP but posts like this really don't do you any justice. You're capable of much better arguments.
Perhaps if you show that you want to be on the same side as the GCs rather than being Turkey's bitches then they won't be at war with you. Nobody is asking you to give up your Turkish roots, just recognise that you can be both Turkish AND Cypriot with all the benefits and responsibilities of that status.
Alternatively, you might consider that the numerous benefits that the RoC allows your people, such as access to healthcare and employment opportunities in the free areas (despite the fact that you're all commiting treason by supporting an illegal occupying regime), might deserve some sort of reciprocal goodwill.
Viewpoint wrote:BlackBolt wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Why should TCs do national service for an army that is at war with us?
You're a good guy VP but posts like this really don't do you any justice. You're capable of much better arguments.
Perhaps if you show that you want to be on the same side as the GCs rather than being Turkey's bitches then they won't be at war with you. Nobody is asking you to give up your Turkish roots, just recognise that you can be both Turkish AND Cypriot with all the benefits and responsibilities of that status.
Alternatively, you might consider that the numerous benefits that the RoC allows your people, such as access to healthcare and employment opportunities in the free areas (despite the fact that you're all commiting treason by supporting an illegal occupying regime), might deserve some sort of reciprocal goodwill.
So what you are saying is be the bitches of the GCs no thanks rather my own than someone who wants to take away my community rights and reduce me into minority status, until GCs grasp that we are equal communities and should be treated so we can never be on the same side. We are more Turkish than ever this is a natural evolution as this is our roots we are just returning to them, the Cypriot issue in 10 20 years time will be history.
As for the "benefits" the "RoC" provides if you claim to represent the whole island then you are burdened with the responsibility of providing these "benefit" otherwise you would look foolish to claim one thing and do another, why dont you campaign that these "benefits" be withdrawn?
Our ties with Turkey will always be strong as TCs truely believe Turkey is our only real ally and the financial support is just one indication of this fact. You can try to twist it how you wish but it will not make a bit of difference as actions speak louder than words and the GC actions of the past and present tell us exactly that our priorities are right.
Surely by accepting the benefits provided by the RoC you are admitting how much you need the RoC to survive. It seems Turkey and the 'TRNC' don't provide for their children to the point where you have to come crawling to your hated enemies. Bit degrading isn't it?
I know you justify it by saying that you think we owe you and we're responsible for all your problems etc, but really how long can the TCs continue with the idea that the world owes you a living?
Also while I have your attention, would you mind giving a brief explanation of how mathematics are taught in Turkish schools as I don't understand how 18% of anything can be regarded as 'equal' to 82%. You see, in the rest of the world, 18% can only be equal to another 18%. Perhaps this is why many of us fail to understand your claims to 'equal' status.
EDIT: I forgot to ask, how is evolution taught in Turkish schools? Elsewhere it means 'adapting and moving forward', not 'regressing into a previous state'.
Viewpoint wrote:Surely by accepting the benefits provided by the RoC you are admitting how much you need the RoC to survive. It seems Turkey and the 'TRNC' don't provide for their children to the point where you have to come crawling to your hated enemies. Bit degrading isn't it?
If you provide something for nothing people will take it and use it, you claim to represent all Cypriots then you have to provide as I said try withdrawing it if you have the balls and see the consequences.
Viewpoint wrote:I know you justify it by saying that you think we owe you and we're responsible for all your problems etc, but really how long can the TCs continue with the idea that the world owes you a living?
The world owes us the freedom to make a living and not to isolate us so that we are dependent on others, move to one side so that we can move on up otherwise you leave us no alternative but to survive the best way we can, so you can clearly see who is causing all the problems, you as you have stolen our rights to live like anyone else and not under the dominance or threat of GCs.
Viewpoint wrote:Also while I have your attention, would you mind giving a brief explanation of how mathematics are taught in Turkish schools as I don't understand how 18% of anything can be regarded as 'equal' to 82%. You see, in the rest of the world, 18% can only be equal to another 18%. Perhaps this is why many of us fail to understand your claims to 'equal' status.
If one guy is shorter than the other does it make him any less of a partner, does it mean we should be forced to live under GC rule and without safeguards and rights to ensure you do the right thing and do not leave things to chance and manipulation which GCs are experts at.
Viewpoint wrote:EDIT: I forgot to ask, how is evolution taught in Turkish schools? Elsewhere it means 'adapting and moving forward', not 'regressing into a previous state'.
In biology, evolution is the changes in the inherited traits of a population of organisms from one generation to the next. These changes are caused by a combination of three main processes: variation, reproduction, and selection. Genes that are passed on to an organism's offspring produce the inherited traits that are the basis of evolution. These traits vary within populations, with organisms showing heritable differences in their traits. When organisms reproduce, their offspring may have new or altered traits. These new traits arise in two main ways: either from mutations in genes, or from the transfer of genes between populations and between species. In species that reproduce sexually, new combinations of genes are also produced by genetic recombination, which can increase variation between organisms. Evolution occurs when these heritable differences become more common or rare in a population.
Two major mechanisms drive evolution. The first is natural selection, a process causing heritable traits that are helpful for survival and reproduction to become more common in a population, and harmful traits to become more rare. This occurs because individuals with advantageous traits are more likely to reproduce, so that more individuals in the next generation inherit these traits. Over many generations, adaptations occur through a combination of successive, small, random changes in traits, and natural selection of those variants best-suited for their environment. The second major mechanism is genetic drift, an independent process that produces random changes in the frequency of traits in a population. Genetic drift results from the role probability plays in whether a given trait will be passed on as individuals survive and reproduce. Though the changes produced in any one generation by drift and selection are small, differences accumulate with each subsequent generation and can, over time, cause substantial changes in the organisms. This process can culminate in the emergence of new species, Indeed, the similarities between organisms suggest that all known species are descended from a common ancestor (or ancestral gene pool) through this process of gradual divergence.
Do you get the general drift?
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