Piratis wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Bir they will continue to play the democracy, freedom and human rights card for all its worth because they have nothing else to offer they conveniently forget and want us to that they will be in charge to do as they wish. Democracy and human rights in the wrong hands is a catastrophe for minorities and the GCs are the wrong hands. If we are to unite we need checks and balances, guarantee and assurances that neither side will step over the line, exploit, manipulate or dominate the other side.
In Cyprus we have many other minorities and we have problems with none of them. Therefore you are the problematic ones, not us. The wrong hands are the Turks. Just look at what they do to their minorities in Turkey. In fact many members of our Armenian Cypriot minority are people who fled from Turkey to save themselves from the genocide. In Cyprus they are equal Cypriot citizens.
What are their percentages 1% 2% 3% does make much difference, we have a recent bad past and GCs are a revenge seeking people therefore unlike the other very small minorities who sided with GCs there is no trust between our two communities, you have to be
made to administer democracy and human rights fairly and just, you cannot be give a free hand as you are not trusted due to your past record when dealing with TCs, if it should be proven that you have breached the rules you should pay a heavy price, this would be a very strong deterrent.