4 dead, 20 wounded in blast in Turkey's Istanbul

[Melech 9,900]

1 hour ago, VampireHeart said:

 

Don't accuse me of things you cannot prove. You shouldn't also generalize all Jews, there are many who don't support what you support. Israel does not represent all world Jews.

 

It's already a proof how you act in thread like theses compared in threads where Israeli Jews are getting slaughtered

And 99% have the same view as mine. 

[lego 44,165]

1 minute ago, Simon said:

It's already a proof how you act in thread like theses compared in threads where Israeli Jews are getting slaughtered

And 99% have the same view as mine. 

 

 

Right, you spoke to all 99%... lmao

Not all situations and conditions are the same.

I'm done. 

[Shadow 6,707]

18 hours ago, VampireHeart said:

This thread is not really appropriate to talk about Kurdish issue after Turkish people and tourists have been just murdered and injured by Kurdish terrorist group PKK.

It's like, look at these poor suicide bombers, give them piece of land.

I get there is sympathy for them because peshmerga fights against IS, but they're not all doing that and this doesn't excuse what they're doing in Turkey.

 

Wait y'all till @AlphaMonster comes.

 

Well, Palestinians are looked with sympathy despite what Hamas or Hezbollah do which could be seen as terrorism, at least in the past. The Palestinians are still people worth humanity just like the Kurds or the Turks in this case.  

I'm trying this thing where I don't vilify an entire group when violent acts like these happen. Like I said, I am sorry for the loss of the Turkish people, including two Americans who were also killed in these attacks. 

Just like allowing a two state solution for the Palestinians, I think giving the Kurds a state of their own, something they wanted for decades, would lessen the need for terrorism like this by legitimizing a Kurdish government who could be accountable in the international law and reduce the bloodshed so that both Turks and Kurds could live more so in peace. In conflicts between groups like this, one group strikes and another takes revenge or strikes back, something that could go on for years like in other conflicted areas. 

So pardon me to those from Turkey if what I was saying seemed calloused, I respect the beautiful people from Turkey with their rich culture. Just trying to keep a cool head and looking for solutions, if someone can offer alternative solutions, ideas, or reasons for obstacles, I'm all ears for a better understanding of the situation in the region. I studied geography, so I know some of the issues, but I admit, I'm still learning and expanding my perspective. I don't claim to speak for anyone, can only speak for myself of course, as an outside observer.

[lego 44,165]

1 hour ago, Shadow said:

Well, Palestinians are looked with sympathy despite what Hamas or Hezbollah do which could be seen as terrorism, at least in the past. The Palestinians are still people worth humanity just like the Kurds or the Turks in this case.  

I'm trying this thing where I don't vilify an entire group when violent acts like these happen. Like I said, I am sorry for the loss of the Turkish people, including two Americans who were also killed in these attacks. 

Just like allowing a two state solution for the Palestinians, I think giving the Kurds a state of their own, something they wanted for decades, would lessen the need for terrorism like this by legitimizing a Kurdish government who could be accountable in the international law and reduce the bloodshed so that both Turks and Kurds could live more so in peace. In conflicts between groups like this, one group strikes and another takes revenge or strikes back, something that could go on for years like in other conflicted areas. 

So pardon me to those from Turkey if what I was saying seemed calloused, I respect the beautiful people from Turkey with their rich culture. Just trying to keep a cool head and looking for solutions, if someone can offer alternative solutions, ideas, or reasons for obstacles, I'm all ears for a better understanding of the situation in the region. I studied geography, so I know some of the issues, but I admit, I'm still learning and expanding my perspective. I don't claim to speak for anyone, can only speak for myself of course, as an outside observer.

 

I was talking more about some forum members here, I believe to them Palestinians are not worth humanity, they are just "evil, terrorists, taught to hate the Jews, same as ISIS" etc.

But then they have different story on this topic.

It's fine to me, what you're saying. I just think there should be a new thread/official one where this Kurdish issue is debated, if people are interested.

 

[lego 44,165]