Viewpoint wrote:Malapapa wrote:That is my question.
And? Cyprus is in the EU and its government is obliged to treat all its citizens in accordance with EU norms. For political reasons. Of course for political reasons because governments are political entities. So what is your point?
Its you GCs that think you are doing us a favor when indeed you are forced to provide these services because you claim to represent the whole island,
It's not force its an obligation which Cyprus fully agreed to sign up to. You have a warped way of looking at the world. This isn't the wild west.
Viewpoint wrote: so its time you stopped claiming thats these are gestures of empathy when in fact you do them for political gain.
What would you call saving a citizen's life; who pays no tax, who refuses to abide by the laws of the land, who supports a foreign army on that land, and who doesn't even recognise the government? The authorities could no doubt easily make a legal case for not doing so. That they choose not to will be seen by those that matter as a gesture of goodwill and empathy; whatever ingrates like you may think.
And if you were at death's door, and your wife and children were screaming for someone to save you, I really, really hope a Cypriot doctor in the free areas is able to do so, for the sake of your poor family.
And so that, when you've recovered, you'd be able to remember this exchange. And then, God willing, your conscience would do the rest.