repulsewarrior wrote:...it would not surprise me if erolz would agree, ...
erolz66 wrote:repulsewarrior wrote:...it would not surprise me if erolz would agree, ...
For me RW any settlement that meant that GC could never decide to give away my country to a foreign nation without agreement from my community to do so would be OK with me. Bi communal, not bi communal, bi zonal, multi zonal not zonal at all, federal, unitary, con federal, separate constituencies - as simple or as complex as you like as long as it recognises my (communities) RIGHT to not have my homeland given away to a foreign power against my will, I am willing to accept it. For the likes of Sotos this is just an example of 'my fanatical support for the Turkish side' I suppose.
Sotos wrote:My problem in what you say is that you define Greece as "foreign nation" to our "homeland". Please talk for yourself. I have no problem if you say "foreign nation to me", or "foreign nation to my community", but you can't speak for the whole Cyprus because most Cypriots are ethnically Greek and therefore other Greeks are not seen as being foreign to us
Sotos wrote:My problem in what you say is that you define Greece as "foreign nation" to our "homeland". Please talk for yourself.
Sotos wrote: I have no problem if you say "foreign nation to me", or "foreign nation to my community",
Sotos wrote: Most Cypriots do not want enosis anymore anyway so if that was all you were asking then a solution would be easy.
erolz66 wrote:boulio wrote:erolz66 wrote:if you were TC Boulio or if the numbers were reversed do you think YOUR views would be the same as they are today ?
im not a tc you are so what would your views be if the tc were 82% of the population?
Boulio you ask me a question and I give you an honest answer and ask you to answer the same question you asked me and all you do is refuse to answer the question you asked me and ask me the same question again. Seriously is this your idea of debate because it certainly is not mine. To me it feels you have a sole objective of trying to 'trap' me and no interest in better mutual understanding through discussion.
Anyway to answer your question AGAIN, if TC were 80% of the population of Cyprus and they sought at then end of British colonial rule not an independent Cyprus that included GC in it but instead to replace British colonial rule with that of Turkish colonial rule I would like to think that I would oppose such and support independence and not annexation after British rule. If in the face of calls by a majority TC population for annexation of Cyprus to Turkey I would like to think I would accept or at least be able to hear an argument from GC that as far as we choose to define ourselves not as Cypriots that could include GC with us but instead as Turks who happen to live in Cyprus then GC have a right as people in their own homeland who are not Turks to an equal and separate right to self determination. I say 'like to think' because I am trying to be as honest as I can and I can not really know if this would be the case or not.
So now will you answer your own question that you have badgered me to answer ? If TC were 80% of the population and sought to replace British colonial rule with annexing Cyprus to Turkey without any consideration for the wishes of GC, would you argue that they had a democratic right to do so and that the 18% GC minority had no right in their own shared homeland to resist such being imposed on them against their communal will ?
erolz66 wrote:Sotos wrote:My problem in what you say is that you define Greece as "foreign nation" to our "homeland". Please talk for yourself.
Who the fuck else do you think I am speaking for ? In any case from the minute Cyprus became an independent nation, Greece became by definition a foreign nation to it.Sotos wrote: I have no problem if you say "foreign nation to me", or "foreign nation to my community",
Well whoop de fucking do - how gracious of you that you have no problem with me as a Cypriot and a TC claiming Greece is a foreign nation to me and my community. Am I supposed to thank you for this 'largess' on your part ?Sotos wrote: Most Cypriots do not want enosis anymore anyway so if that was all you were asking then a solution would be easy.
You STILL do not get it do you ? I do not know if it is stupidity, obstinacy, denial or some combination or if you are just winding me up. The single simple thing I want is for you to accept that I had and have the RIGHT to not have my homeland and country given away to and ruled from and by (what is to me) a foreign nation against my will. If you had of been able to accept this then, then we would not be in the mess we are today. Yet even today it is not something you (personally) are willing to accept. Having it as a 'gift' is not good enough, being told 'do not worry about it we don't want it any more' is not good enough.
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