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I cannot speak on behalf of someone else, I listed my reasons. If you are curious about the opinions of other individuals, you need to tag them. Specifically with the ideological framework or mindset, different kinds of Turks are active in PDF .
My only wish is to adopt a careful language for overcome from this. I just want little emphaty as a Pakistani defender in my country. The developing situation in my own public upset me. As far as I can see, you've come to a point where you can say that you don't care. Believe me, majority of Turkish public opinion doesn't care anymore too. But I care and therefore I am here. Saying these does not make me anti-Chinese. Even if we criticize some issues, most of us like China in general.
In this forum or social media, have you seen a Turk who lacks empathy and speaks rudely or careless about the Pashtuns in Afghanistan? May be Im wrong but I have not seen. However, we see every day another Pakistanis who explain that China's concentration camps are a policy that has a preventive purpose against "terrorism" and that makes Uighurs happier people, and say that cultural assets are destroyed due to urban planning... Or worse, we see Pakistanis who say that these are illusion or US propaganda and that the Uighurs are lying. These are much more visible than in the old years due to social media. So its started to cause an allergy.
My only wish is to adopt a careful language for overcome from this. I just want little emphaty as a Pakistani defender in my country. The developing situation in my own public upset me. As far as I can see, you've come to a point where you can say that you don't care. Believe me, majority of Turkish public opinion doesn't care anymore too. But I care and therefore I am here. Saying these does not make me anti-Chinese. Even if we criticize some issues, most of us like China in general.
In this forum or social media, have you seen a Turk who lacks empathy and speaks rudely or careless about the Pashtuns in Afghanistan? May be Im wrong but I have not seen. However, we see every day another Pakistanis who explain that China's concentration camps are a policy that has a preventive purpose against "terrorism" and that makes Uighurs happier people, and say that cultural assets are destroyed due to urban planning... Or worse, we see Pakistanis who say that these are illusion or US propaganda and that the Uighurs are lying. These are much more visible than in the old years due to social media. So its started to cause an allergy.
TRNC (not NTRC) was announced on November 15, 1983, and along with Pakistan, Benglades officially recognized this declaration. However, due to international pressures, Pakistan and then Benglades withdrew these decisions "just a few months" later. These did not involve any economic embargo or cancellation of trade relations, there was only political pressure, and Pakistan did not want to stand up to it. It is understandable for us(while Pakistan working on Nuclear Program) and we did not blame Pakistan for this, never. However, recently, whenever an Uighur issue is opened in PDF, it is becoming more annoying of another Pakistani brother use Cyprus as " what about". Well we are grateful. You did not remain silent while hundreds of Muslims were massacred and half of them forced leave from Cyprus.So much so, it should be a mistake to write down the actual situation in our country.Quite frankly, it is then something we cannot do much about.
Simply said, the smarter people will realize the dependency of Pakistan at the moment, just like the dependency of Turkey on NATO and US before 2000.
Edit: and where possible, the public has supported Turkey. Most important case; NTRC. Most recent case; Operation Peace Spring. Both in international forum officially, and on social media by hashtag #TurkeyJustKilledTerrorists.
If people can't see that, then we don't care. As for Pakistan, I would say a large number now know about the Uighur issue, even on this forum half believe it and half don't. In most influential urdu youtube channels run to appease far rightist portions of community, it is brought up. However, yes, the ones who don't believe in the Uighur issue try very, very hard to dismiss it - it's the ones who believe in having an Islamic Republic, reason is because they can't come to the terms with the fact that Pakistan being an Islamic Republic is showing selective hypocrisy on a genuinely large case of Muslims persecution, for money.
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