New Turk-Kurd-Arab Song to Unite the Nation

[Kebapçı Erhan]

@Horus

The song is done by Turkish citizens of Kurdish origin. It talks about how the nation must be united and that we are all brothers and that we are muslims (+ 95% of us) so we should not kill each other rather love each other as brothers.

The song features Turkish, Kurdish, and Arabic lyrics.

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[TurkeyForever]

Let them go make songs in iraq, we all know they rebelled during world war 1 instead of helping us fight the invaders.

 

[Neptune]

Go to UK or whatever. You can see a lot of Bangladeshi, Pakistani and Indian looking people. The people that are not even 1% Briton. But whether they go to Asia or Africa whoever asks where they are from, they reply "I am British". So put this "Türkiyeli" shit some part of you body where the sun doesn't shine.

Two things that can divide the Turkish society is religious unification propaganda and micro nationalism.

You're talking about two group of people that have revolted against Ottoman Empire dozens of times and it's successor Turkey. No we are not brothers. Why?

No need of explanation for Arabs. Kurds, voting for HDP is more than enough. Political wing of PKK. Not aboriginals have voted for HDP to get 12%.

"How happy to the one who says I am Turk"

M.K. Atatürk


(P.S No ideological association with the post)
PKK Horror Story

 

[xenon54 out]

#NoToTerrorism #Türkiye #Kebapçı Erhan #buyMyKebap #AdanaKebap #IskenderKebap #UrfaKebap

 

[Kebapçı Erhan]

Go to UK or whatever. You can see a lot of Bangladeshi, Pakistani and Indian looking people. The people that are not even 1% Briton. But whether they go to Asia or Africa whoever asks where they are from, they reply "I am British". So put this "Türkiyeli" shit some part of you body where the sun doesn't shine.

Two things that can divide the Turkish society is religious unification propaganda and micro nationalism.

You're talking about two group of people that have revolted against Ottoman Empire dozens of times and it's successor Turkey. No we are not brothers. Why?

No need of explanation for Arabs. Kurds, voting for HDP is more than enough. Political wing of PKK. Not aboriginals have voted for HDP to get 12%.

"How happy to the one who says I am Turk"

M.K. Atatürk


(P.S No ideological association with the post)

Isolating those groups doesn't help resolve the issue at hand. Do you want to tell the village guards that they are not your brother? These types of generalizations make Kurds feel as if they are not accepted thus driving them into the hands of the HDP-PKK simply because they have nowhere else to go unless they want to completely give up their identity. Put it this way we Turks do not like it when Uyghurs, Ahiskas, Crimean Tatars etc. can't speak their language and express their ethnic identity and are assimilated into the majority culture so it is hypocritical to do that to people in our own borders.

The fact is that the demographics are against us Turkics in Turkey so unless you and I plan on having 4-5 kids then we will have to make compromises regarding cultural rights. Everyone should call themselves a Turk just as indians in Britain call themselves Brits but there needs to be some breathing room regarding language but that's it. All schools in Turkish no exceptions, all signs in Turkish yada yada yada. Any calls for autonomy or independence should be dealt with harshly and parties that advocate this should be shut down, there should be no negotiations with terrorists ever.


Yes the HDP voting has put me on a serious edge as well but let us see what the next election brings.

 

[madmusti]

 

[bsruzm]

whether they go to Asia or Africa whoever asks where they are from, they reply "I am British".

True, they never say I am 'Engilsh'.