Kikapu wrote:zan wrote: I do not belong in that club or on that side of the hall, in that Disco.
But isn't it interesting Zan, that when you take politics out of Cyprus, we Cypriots seem to Dance to the same Music.
There are politics in every country, that not all citizens see eye to eye. The USA is split down the middle, but we can say, we are all Americans, and the country moves on.
In Switzerland the Swiss Germans, French and the Italians do not always see things eye to eye, but at the end of the day, they are all Swiss, and the country moves along.
We can have politics, without having to hate or physically fight each other.
If we can all dance to the same music at the Disco, we should all be able to respect each others political views, without throwing punches. That's the wonderful thing about a "True Democracy", that in time, "we the people" can get rid of "evil" leaders and elect others to take their places.
Its only when those opposing politcal views are forced upon a particular ethnic origin against their will is when the respect and tollerence is lost and fighting beings. The TCs do not have problem with accepting a system which protects their right of have a say and influence thier own future without haveing the majority force their will upon them. Find that formula and you will get the TCs on your side.