Recent comments in /f/Turkey
ziq wrote
We are hoping for very tangible things. It’s not like in UK where people are voting between two parties that represent the same system. The YSP is a parliamentary manifestation of a wider freedom movement that is very present in Kurdish society. There would be tangible impacts of Erdogan being removed from power, like the release of prisoners. Many organisers could be released, many hope to return from exile.
LostYonder wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted24215 in Turkey threatens legal, diplomatic action over Charlie Hebdo’s caricature of Erdogan by CircleA
And while you are at it, fuck Charlie Hebdo, Macron, and French secular fundamentalism!
Bezotcovschina wrote
Reply to Italian song ‘Bella Ciao’ broadcast from several mosque minarets in İzmir by An_Old_Big_Tree
That's cool!
ziq OP wrote
Reply to comment by n_n in Anger with the PKK and the west burns in Turkish border town by ziq
Sounds like life in general.
n_n wrote
There are no winners in war, only a never ending cycle of hatred.
MirrorBot wrote
Reply to International Observatory of Human Rights have added to the long list of the country’s human rights violations in their recent 2018 in Review by n_n
PM me if the URLs are broken.
ArchiveBot wrote
PM me if the URL is broken.
JayGrym wrote
Reply to 'Kurdish villagers are dying at the hands of a war the world has ignored for too long' by An_Old_Big_Tree
Truly depressing
An_Old_Big_Tree OP wrote
Reply to comment by ziq in Turkish minister admits seizure of Afrin olives, says 600 tons brought into Turkey by An_Old_Big_Tree
No shit, I didn't know they were involved over there.
ziq wrote (edited )
Reply to Turkish minister admits seizure of Afrin olives, says 600 tons brought into Turkey by An_Old_Big_Tree
that's fucked up. the turkish army did something similar here this week. Forced farmers out at gunpoint and then harvested all their crops.
arduinna OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted3527 in An airport uprising in Erdoğan’s Turkey by arduinna
Feel free!
arduinna OP wrote
Reply to An airport uprising in Erdoğan’s Turkey by arduinna
The workers say that the airport has been turned into a “slave camp,” and that they are forced to work under the eye of police patrols. Those who gather in groups to talk are arrested.
Damn. Straight up modern labor camps, always fun, aren't they?
yaspora OP wrote
Reply to What are all the left groups fighting the Turkish state at the moment? by yaspora
So a bunch of them are part of Halkların Birleşik Devrim Hareketi (HBDH), an alliance announced in 2016:
Judging by the names it's mostly marxists, but I don't know enough about each group to be sure of that.