Acikgoz wrote:GR even though I disagree with you most often, nice little link to put a smile on your face...
Smile? Have you seen Kyriakou's butt???
EPSILON wrote:Acikgoz wrote:You really are a foul discusting person. You completely ignore our painful past yet relish over goading us with your insults and ply your hypocracy with zeal.
Argh, that people like you exist makes me realise that humanity will never live up to its potential.
We do not f.ck Fridays, is against our religion. Please re-apply next Monday for proper service and attendance
Acikgoz wrote:She looks just like my aunt from Larnaca - rather not think about her butt...
Acikgoz wrote:Pratis, we agreed, you agreed, we signed a constitution, you didn't like the terms, well why did you sign it then, you felt pressure, well choose another option, we are all free to choose - I've heard your excuses before and if you wanted to change the terms you needed to sit down and find a new compromise that was constitutionally acceptable and not just usurp the constitution.
OUR COUNTRY CYPRUS, chance for a new beginning 1960.
The comment was ethnic cleansing and apartheid. Stick to the subject and stop digressing.
Acikgoz wrote:Pratis, we agreed, you agreed, we signed a constitution, you didn't like the terms, well why did you sign it then...
Piratis wrote:Acikgoz wrote:Pratis, we agreed, you agreed, we signed a constitution, you didn't like the terms, well why did you sign it then, you felt pressure, well choose another option, we are all free to choose - I've heard your excuses before and if you wanted to change the terms you needed to sit down and find a new compromise that was constitutionally acceptable and not just usurp the constitution.
OUR COUNTRY CYPRUS, chance for a new beginning 1960.
The comment was ethnic cleansing and apartheid. Stick to the subject and stop digressing.
No Acikgoz, we were not free to choose. The 1960 constitution was imposed on us by force and blackmail. If we were free to choose then don't you think we would choose something that we actually liked and that we wouldn't want any changes to it?
Constitution existed in South Africa of Apartheid as well. It also existed in the USA, UK, France and many other countries at a time when slavery was considered normal. One thing is to say that there was a constidution, and another thing to say that we actually had a choice, since we obviously didn't.
So don't try to change the discussion here. You started the oppression and discriminations against the Cypriot people with the Ottoman rule, and 80 years after the end of Ottoman rule you again collaborated with foreign imperialists in order to regain unfair privileges on the expense of the majority of the population.
The Cypriot people never asked for anything more than the freedom to rule their own island in a democratic way, and this includes writing our own constitution, not having some foreign Imperialists impose one on us.
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