quattro wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Rather them than you.
this is a talk between humans mutants have no place here.
Bananiot wrote:I am all for an angelic world too, don't get me wrong. There is this small thing though: Politics is the art of the feasible and in an ideal world there would be no politics and thus no need to resort to the feasible. Quattro, I respect what you say but in the meantime the north is turkified at frighteningly fast rates. Thus, talking abstract will not save Cyprus and the Cypriots.
so u are offering us minority rights..... U wanting from us also give up our rights what we had at 1960 consitution..... do not forget we were equal partners at 60's..... our struggle started not to loose what 60's consitution gave us.....we did have a voting power have a read old consitution again.... Federal solution will not be worse than 60's consitution....Consitution also says about Armenians, Maronites and latins and in what group they will be counted. Than not compare TC's with them.
And, humanist, I do not want to hear another word about Australia. It is enough having paphitis telling us how everything is run properly in Australia, we can do without you resorting to this argument too.
humanist wrote:bananiotAnd, humanist, I do not want to hear another word about Australia. It is enough having paphitis telling us how everything is run properly in Australia, we can do without you resorting to this argument too.
bananiot Australia is far from being a properly functioning State. We have just as many issues as any other Country, we have discrimination, we have sexism, we have politics and we have power struggles, we have economic issues. I chose Australia because I live here.
You pick any democracy in your region and you will see that no minority group in any other nation has the demands that TC's do.
Ps halils coments are narrow minded village thoughts. I was by no means saying that TC's deserve anything less than being equal to any other Cypriot. There should be a solution based on equaltiy of all Cypriots with rights to vote and be elected. That is all I am saying.
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