Me Ed wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Look you people hate us so much that dont you think you would abolish these services today if you werent reaping benefits far far greater. Go ahead stop them if you can.
VP,
it's quite interesting to note that in this instance, despite what some citizens of the RoC think should happen, the safeguards that the TCs seek by and large already exist in RoC and EU law.
The RoC cannot deny medical care to any one individual RoC passport holder based on their ethnicity and this only serves to show that the safeguards the TCs seek are one of the many artificial barriers they put infront of any solution. This is because this is 2012 and not the 1950s/60s and they already exist.
I think that there's more chance of Turkey denying TCs medical treatment in the free areas as they may order your leaders to close off the crossings during the EU presidency.
The majority of TCs have not been effected by the opening of the crossings so they are indifferent to its closure life would continue as it did before, for me it would make absolutely no difference but isnt that your intention to promote the south to a degree that we cannot survive without it but the opposite is in fact the case.
If the "RoC" cannot deny its passport holders services based on their ethnic background then why do your stupid moronic sick contingent keep harping on about it and threaten to bring the services which a large portion of users contributed by paying taxes back in the 1960 to 1974.
You claim that 2012 is so different from 1963 1974 and the being in the EU all our rights would be protected, the theoretic side its checks all the boxes buts its not the rules themselves that are important its the way they are applied and by whom, without trust nothing will progress add to this the examples of this island is Greek and Tcs should be sent back to Turkey and we have not progressed one inch in fact in my opinion we are further away from a solution than we have ever been.