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Odd_Entertainment629 t1_j1nxdma wrote

Reply to comment by ZrvaDetector in Turkey in talks with Russia about using Syrian airspace in potential operation by [deleted]

If you think Turkey isn't a terrorist regime you must not have been keeping up with them.

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ZrvaDetector t1_j1o5wx6 wrote

Fun fact: everyone you don't like are, in fact, not terrorists.

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IshyTheLegit t1_j1pkgrv wrote

Tell that to Erdogan

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ZrvaDetector t1_j1q3esv wrote

Sure he does this a lot and its annoying, but at least some of the people he calls terrorists are, objectively speaking, terrorists. PKK for example.

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guluscooby t1_j1oelps wrote

"think"

thoughts and facts are different things. If you are really keeping up (with facts, not thoughts) , you know Turkey isn't a terrorist regime lol

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Kreislauf t1_j1pb15u wrote

Then why was the major of istanbul convicted?

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Yagibozan t1_j1pdoca wrote

That's not what terrorism is dude. Repression, yes, to some extent. Terrorist regime? No.

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Kreislauf t1_j1pev9p wrote

Terrorism = inforcing your will with (the threat) of violence.

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Yagibozan t1_j1psd59 wrote

lmao bro what are you on? Entire world order (dollar, the banks, international shipping) is enforced by the threat of violence by the USA. Does that make them terrorists? No.

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Kreislauf t1_j1pu0qp wrote

what "world order"? So many nations are facing war, civil unrest or an economical collapse, that one must be ignorant af to use that term. Google has the following definition of terrorism:

"the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims."

Ask someone from one of the many countrys, wich the USA (or other imperialist nations) have invaded to establish "order", who they think the biggest terrorists on this planet are. The wrongdoing of one does not justify it for others. "Does that make them terrorists?" - it absolutely does.

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