Piratis wrote:supporttheunderdog wrote:Piratis wrote:Just like Hitler was elected by the majority of Germans and the majority of Germans were Nazis back then,
Not quite correct
Hitler and the Nazis nver had more than 37% of the popular vote and at most had 230 seats out of 608 in the Reichstag, in the period up to 1933. Once Hitler became Chancellor in 1933 after some devious political chicanery no more elections took place.
See a site like http://www.fff.org/freedom/fd0403a.asp for details
You are right supporttheunderdog. So it seems not even the Germans in their majority supported the Nazis, and yet the Turks in their overwhelming majority support the Nazi fascist practices of their state for decades, and not even one of the major political parties supports anything different. Not only they refuse to recognize their crimes of the past (like Germans did) but they continue with more and more crimes as we speak.
On a side note, Hitler at least got 37% of the votes. In Cyprus the TCs want to be able to elect a president with less than 10% of the votes (of which most could come from Turkish Settlers). In Turkey with less than 10% you don't even get a single seat in the parliament, and in Cyprus they want that same percentage to elect a president!
Get Real! wrote:Αχριστες βαλκανο τουρκο-πουτανες!
Ουτε για τα σκατα τις κυπρου εν αξιζετε!
supporttheunderdog wrote:alexISS wrote:The nazis' goal was the prosperity of their country. If that is your goal too, you are a nazi. Much worse than an EOKABitas, no?
I'm sorry, I meant you are *technically* a nazi
That is a bull-shit arguement and you know it. one can want wealth for one's country without being a Nazi. nazism was primarily a philosophy of the alleged racial supremy of the "Aryans", which involved the demonisation of others like jews.
You can tell who the Nazi's are here as they think they are being clever by labelling their opponents as Jews.
alexISS wrote:To be honest I feel for GR. The Greek crisis was his big chance to attract new "supporters" of his neo-Cypriot ideology.
2 years on and all he has is himself and the other usual suspect, only difference is they now have 10 accounts each
Bananiot wrote:Haven't the faintest of what you are on about Nikitas. My comment was directed at Piratis with whom I debated this issue on numerous occasions. The flag on Pendadaktylos is still there to remind us of some bitter truths and the fallacy of those that convinced the majority of people not to go for solution in 2003-2004 because "the EU would secure for us a European solution". Since you like to quote Erdogan, perhaps you can tell us about his statements at the time and also remind us of how many refugees have returned, how much land has returned to the RoC and how many settlers have gone back to Turkey.
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