Afroasiatis wrote:Oracle wrote:Afroasiatis wrote:Oracle wrote:Turkey is adamant it does not wish to give up occupation of Cyprus and expects to be allowed into the EU still implementing GC-specific, racist segregation.
If Turkey was allowed to enter the EU without withdrawing its troops from northern Cyprus ... what would be the logistics of
day to day movements around the now expanded EU?
Would there be a
corner of Cyprus that would forever be unavailable to GCs? Available to Poles, French, Maltese etc ... but
not GCs ... and by extension presumably Greeks from Greece.
How would this work?
How could the principles of the EU function under such conditions?
If Turkey really expects to be allowed in the EU, is very questionable.
But anyway, I don't think that it's going to be a big problem for the EU to have some exceptions from its principles in small parts of its territory. I think they already accepted it for other parts.
Please tell me where
racial equality has been suspended in any of the special territories in the EU. [You are confusing people with VAT
]
Monasteries like Mount Athos etc do not have restrictions on
racial grounds, but sex. The EU has many exemptions (toilets, hospital wards, schools etc) based on the biological differences (known and accepted) between the sexes; but nowhere is racism acceptable.
When Cyprus accessed the EU, even the SBAs, previously restricted, entered the EU, acknowledged as
part of the RoC and so that
external-EU border controls did not have to apply. So too did the north. So which rules and principles will have to be modified to keep the north exclusively GC free, for the sake of Turkish wishes, whilst allowing all other EU principles to apply, for the sake of Turkey's economy?
EU doesn't have such a big problem in accepting racist restrictions. If I'm not wrong, there are EU-countries where a child born in this country doesn't automatically have the right to get its citizenship if his parents are not citizens of the country themselves. Isn't this obviously racist?
You have not answered the question but have merely given me your
opinion that "racism is acceptable". (Citizenship formalities are not racist and there is a host of regulations to avoid racist segregation.)
So, where in the EU is racist segregation acceptable?The EU had no problem accepting the Anan Plan which included restrictions which could be called racist.
The EU did not vote on the Annan Plan ... it was for the Cypriot people to decide, before they entered the EU.
And you mentioned Athos. If EU can accept sexism, why not racism?
It's not sexism which is acceptable, because it is not! You are confused. I gave you the examples where due to BIOLOGICAL differences between the sexes (known) there are various exemptions (toilets, medical care etc). That's not being sexist, but tolerating biological differences and making allowances for them. Are you telling me there are
racial differences that the EU will not tolerate (such as, the GCs are evil
) and instead allow the set-up of territories with exemptions from the hard-worn fundamental rules which
underpin equality??
I think EU doesn't have a big problem in accepting minor exceptions from its principles (see Czech Republic, Aland Islands), if this serves its interests.
RACISM is NOT a minor problem!! Maybe it is for you as a Turk from Turkey
And I think EU is interested in a Cyprus with clear borders, and the only way this can be achieved is through a deal with TCs and Turkey.
Why is that the only way?