bg_turk wrote:Fine in theory, impossible in practice.
bg_turk wrote:Every state is prepared to do whatever it takes to safeguard its territorial integrity, even to violate the human rights of its own citizens. The RoC will not hesitate to violate the human rights of TCs if it feels threatened again, and this will certainly happen sometime in the future.
bg_turk wrote:Without doing what Turkey does to the kurds, what Greece does to the slavs, and what Bulgaria did to us, the RoC will not be able to function as one integral state.
bg_turk wrote:It will either face another disintegration into a similar form as today with more bloodshed and loss of human life,
bg_turk wrote:or it will be fully united where TCs will voluntarily abandon their own culture.
Eric dayi wrote:bg_turk wrote:Fine in theory, impossible in practice.
Exactly.bg_turk wrote:Every state is prepared to do whatever it takes to safeguard its territorial integrity, even to violate the human rights of its own citizens. The RoC will not hesitate to violate the human rights of TCs if it feels threatened again, and this will certainly happen sometime in the future.
As they have been doing since 1963.bg_turk wrote:Without doing what Turkey does to the kurds, what Greece does to the slavs, and what Bulgaria did to us, the RoC will not be able to function as one integral state.
Definitly not. The Greeks have already told us that and are still saying the same.bg_turk wrote:It will either face another disintegration into a similar form as today with more bloodshed and loss of human life,
This is why I am in favour of partioning.bg_turk wrote:or it will be fully united where TCs will voluntarily abandon their own culture.
As we know for sure, some are prepared to go down that path but I know for a fact that most will not so where does that leave Cyprus? In bloodshed, murders and attrocities and possibly a war between Turkey and Greece. But hey, I am just an "ultra nationalist", what do I know?
Kifeas wrote:Yet, they all feel as American nationals (citizens,) they are all proud of it, participate in sports under the American flag and they even fight next to each other in wars. You see Greek-Americans, Irish-Americans, Black-Americans, Cuban-Americans, Chinese-Americans, etc, ect, to all unite under one flag, the US flag. However, all these people, if you go down to their community, neighbourhood and private life level, they do deny their cultural backgrounds and /or languages and they are equally proud of them. The Greek-Americans have no less of Greekness in their consciousness, than the Greeks living in mainland Greece, etc, etc.
Kifeas wrote:
And this is why I should have never bothered attempting to have a discussion with such a scum like you in the first place!
However, you are deemed and destined to loose this battle! Partition will remain a dream to you, like enosis remained a dream to some GCs! You are simply fighting a loosing battle! Looser!
Kifeas wrote:I do not think this is what Birkibrisli means in a literal sense. It is a figurative remark. What he is trying to say is that our Turkishness or our Greekness, as well as our Cypriotness (yes there is also this one) are merely cultural orientations and should not be confused with our national (citizenship) identity. Our acceptance of being Cypriot nationals (citizens) and our equal love for Cyprus are the unifying factors which surface above our cultural backgrounds or inclinations. Think of the example of the USA! It is a mosaic of numerous cultural backgrounds and "ethnic" origins. Yet, they all feel as American nationals (citizens,) they are all proud of it, participate in sports under the American flag and they even fight next to each other in wars. You see Greek-Americans, Irish-Americans, Black-Americans, Cuban-Americans, Chinese-Americans, etc, ect, to all unite under one flag, the US flag. However, all these people, if you go down to their community, neighbourhood and private life level, they do not deny their cultural backgrounds, roots, customs and /or languages, and they are equally proud of them. The Greek-Americans have no less of Greekness in their consciousness, than the Greeks living in mainland Greece, etc, etc. No one prohibits them for being who they are. In fact this is the richness and beauty of their country -the US, namelly a multicultural society /country!
bg_turk wrote:Kifeas wrote:Yet, they all feel as American nationals (citizens,) they are all proud of it, participate in sports under the American flag and they even fight next to each other in wars. You see Greek-Americans, Irish-Americans, Black-Americans, Cuban-Americans, Chinese-Americans, etc, ect, to all unite under one flag, the US flag. However, all these people, if you go down to their community, neighbourhood and private life level, they do deny their cultural backgrounds and /or languages and they are equally proud of them. The Greek-Americans have no less of Greekness in their consciousness, than the Greeks living in mainland Greece, etc, etc.
Great example. But there is one crucial difference between the USA and Cyprus. America is the country of settlers, .... ................ ....
Kifeas wrote:Eric dayi wrote:bg_turk wrote:Fine in theory, impossible in practice.
Exactly.bg_turk wrote:Every state is prepared to do whatever it takes to safeguard its territorial integrity, even to violate the human rights of its own citizens. The RoC will not hesitate to violate the human rights of TCs if it feels threatened again, and this will certainly happen sometime in the future.
As they have been doing since 1963.bg_turk wrote:Without doing what Turkey does to the kurds, what Greece does to the slavs, and what Bulgaria did to us, the RoC will not be able to function as one integral state.
Definitly not. The Greeks have already told us that and are still saying the same.bg_turk wrote:It will either face another disintegration into a similar form as today with more bloodshed and loss of human life,
This is why I am in favour of partioning.bg_turk wrote:or it will be fully united where TCs will voluntarily abandon their own culture.
As we know for sure, some are prepared to go down that path but I know for a fact that most will not so where does that leave Cyprus? In bloodshed, murders and attrocities and possibly a war between Turkey and Greece. But hey, I am just an "ultra nationalist", what do I know?
And this is why I should have never bothered attempting to have a discussion with such a scum like you in the first place!
However, you are deemed and destined to loose this battle! Partition will remain a dream to you, like enosis remained a dream to some GCs! You are simply fighting a loosing battle! Looser!
Eric dayi wrote:
Kiefeas, I got the feeling ...............
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..............the Turks in Greece.
Kifeas wrote:Crap, a lame excuse, not a sound argument, my friend! We heard it many times before! Find something else!
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