observer wrote:Having all had our say on the possible RoC Euro, I'm surprised that no one has had any comment on the RoC refugee tax stamp.
As well as having Kibris (when did a TC refugee ever see a cent?) it shows a frightened child huddled against a barbed wire fence. Without any disrespect to refugees of that age at that time (who must now be approaching their 40s) doesn't the image need updating? It's been around a long time.
I suggest an overweight child in designer trainers and tracksuit eating a MacDonald.
You are offside observer! What is your point on this one mate! I invite you to come and visit with me a number of refugee settlements in the south and see for yourself that not all people have manages to pull themselves out of poverty and are still living in flats measuring less than 60 square meters while at the same time some people not only live in their properties in the north but also choose to sell out the excess land and properties to selfish foreiners. Having said that I can understand tc refugees living in these properties until a solution is found as I can understand some gc refugees being housed in tc properties until their owners return.
Some people better learn how much these people have suffered in the past and are still suffering. There is no justification of ridiculing the refugees and the fact that some of them managed to pull themselves out of the hole that they have been thrown does not legitimates Turkey's actions.
Just think if somebody stole your car and after a few years of hard work you managed to buy a new one, does this mean that the person who stole your car is not a thief anymore? Does it mean that the stolen car does not belong to you? Where do you live mate and how insensitive can you be?
As for your question to why TCs have not benefited from the stamp tax I guess this is a theoritical question.