denizaksulu wrote:Oracle wrote:denizaksulu wrote:EPSILON wrote:denizaksulu wrote:Oracle wrote:We all know stealing is wrong. That is, taking something without someone's explicit permission and making it your 'own'. You can make excuses, but the bottom line is it's wrong!
Or, do you know better?
When is stealing not really stealing?
My property is being used by my GC compatriots. They do not have my permission. Is that stealing by your definition? The GC refugees living in our ancestral house in my village did not have our permission to do so; did they also steal from us? I state only these two cases because I would have two differing answers to these.
Is the popularity of Tukish people stupid? This must be the case .Was any G/c dreaming to move from his house and stay in your gipsy houses in South? Did any G/c pushed you out of your house ? -If you do not remmbr-if you are too young -Dengtash puhed you out not G/cs.
The opposite side is a fully different case and he funny is that you can not nderstan it- You invated -you through out people from their premises , your clever leaders threat you by death in order to move North an now we have not your permission??We do not want neither your permission neithr your houses-what we want is just ours.
Have you quite finished? Get back to sleep.
The refugees from Lapithos that live in our 'so called Gipsy houses are keen to stay there. You have no idea what you are talking about. And yes, they DO have my permission to stay there.
Make your mind up!
In my first reply I did say there were possibly two different answers.
When they took over, they had no permission. Now they do. Thats why I said twoo answers were possible.
In English we can use the past and present tenses to cover such an eventuality.
:):) Ms Oracles ..... GR had my answer 
