DT. wrote:There's a huge turkish flag we wake up to every day and go to sleep under its blinking lights every night. We all see it, the wife, the kids, me. My kid is 4 soon, and soon the questions will start, when that starts there's another generation we'll lose.
In huge football pitch sized letters you tell us on Pendadaktylos what a joy it is to be a turk. As if emphasising what a disaster it is to be his neighbour.
Do you not realise that people are living the misery the turkish army caused in 1974 TODAY? I would understand this mockery had it been solved in an amicable partitioned way...but there's an open wound and you've managed to make your flag a loathed symbol for thousands of people that see it every day.
I was one of the few people that did not get angry at Sotos's depiction of the turkish flag as a piece of shit a while back. I believe your flag will get the respect from others that you yourself give to it. If you use your flag to mock, remind or taunt others for their loss then that flag should be taken for what you yourselves use it as. A symbol very similar to the one finger salute.
I realise I've only taken a shallow view of hatred on this post by only concentrating on an ottoman pr exercise but I believe it is an important example/
When will you realise that while the TCs are shackled by the RoC, they will not tackle anything that upsets Turkey.
When will you realise that Only when TC's be given the freedom to trade, will they be able to distant themselves from all the symbolisms.
I as a TC, have no flag in my house and have no crescent-star hanging on my neck. I have been like this since 1976, after I begun to understand the cyprus problem and its real roots.
When will you stop referring to the TCs as if they are all one fanatic group of people.
Wake up and understand reality.
In a roundabout way the RoC makes sure its there, and I equally believe that there are those in the RoC who do not wish it to be removed for their personal interests.