Malapapa wrote:denizaksulu wrote:Malapapa wrote:First? Is this true? What more empathy and understanding do you want, Bir? Even your thugs go to the front of the health queue.
Calling sick people 'thugs' isnt exactly showing empnathy is it?
My point is, if this is the unwritten policy, even if they are thugs or belligerents or partitionist TCs, they get seen first.
denizaksulu wrote:It is not the TC patients that 'demand ' that they go to the front of the queue. In my mind they are serious cases which the North may or may not be able to cater for. Any ospital (EU standard) will operate a proper 'Triage' system.
Calling them thugs makes you worse than EOKA B MP. Shame really.
Don't go looking for demons that aren't there.
The reason why I highlighted this point is to prove that the RoC already extends loads of empathy and understanding towards the TCs and in so many ways. From increased health coverage over and above the RoC's tax contributors, the GCs, to passports and ID cards plus much more.
This is why I have posted many times that the TCs are
first class citizens, whilst the GCs are
second class citizens. The most discriminated Cypriots citizens are those that do not permanently reside in Cyprus and are the nations third class of citizen. That is people such as you and I, and the reason why I say this is because citizens who live abroad are not allowed to vote in national elections, and the irony of this is that Cypriot citizens living abroad, some who are even refugees and former CNG veterans, did not have their say during the Annan referendum and still won't have their say at the next referendum, if there is ever to be one, whilst the illegal Turkish settlers will have their say.
If this is not an
injustice, then I don't know what is. I would even advocate Cypriot citizens living abroad taking the RoC Government to the ECHR over this matter if it were not for the nation's dire straits and predicament since the RoC is
held to ransom at gunpoint.
Most other democratic nations actually allow citizens living abroad to vote, and even set up polling stations at their embassies.
As far as I'm concerned, it does not matter how much empathy or understanding towards the TC we have, and we already have proven to be enormously understanding and accommodating, most TCs don't want a solution since most utilize and benefit from stolen properties, have "government" jobs and are on Turkey's payroll. They only want a 'solution' which maintains the Treaty of Alliance and Guarantee, maintains Turkish Troops on Cyprus, won't allow the GCs freedom of movement to claim their rightful homes, will not allow the GCs the right of residency in their so called 'constituent state', and will afford them additional rights over the GCs until it is such time to sever the Federation and form their own independent Turkic State with international recognition. The signs are ominous!
So one might well ask the TCs if they have shown empathy and understanding towards the GCs, because they have given no such thing. Perhaps they believe they don't have to since they have the upper hand and occupy a large junk of RoC territory, and since they are militarily at an advantage from Turkey's occupation troops.