Racist Uygur Mob violently attacks single woman in Turkey.

[jamahir]

Nope. Turks don't wear burka's, HIGHLY scarce. Those who-res are probably takfiri Uyghurs (not normal Uyghurs). Those skanks would probably only feel 'at home' and not 'oppressed' only in ISISstan. So I'd like anybody to stone them. Scarecrows.

while you are correct, what i meant was erdogan's modifications and the continued governmental existence of the turk ikhwaanis ( akp ) has now allowed those burqas to now to confidently and so publicly terrorize that chinese lady.

also, calling those burqas as takfiris would be inappropriate because it would legitimize their claim to be guardians of islam which in turn would allow them to takfir others... we must start with saying that those scare-crows are fake-muslim ( munafiq ).

you are correct... those non-ladies would be more comfortable as the wife of some boy-rapist fsa fighter or isis fighter... these non-ladies are like those british female students fantasizing about a isis husband.

 

[IR-TR]

Well the scarf ban was a bit too much, so I agree with him lifting that ban. But indeed, I hate his islamist rhetoric as much as the next guy.

 

[atatwolf]

Those despicable animals should be executed for attacking a young child and I expect every decent Chinese member to condemn such actions in China. However, you should also have the courage to condemn the harassment and attack of this young innocent Chinese women who came as tourists to visit Turkey.

The difference is that if a Chinese would get attacked the Turkish crowd would protect the Chinese. Even I would. But in China as you can see in that video, whole crowds participate in attacking an Uighur child.

 

[IR-TR]

The difference is that if a Chinese would get attacked the Turkish crowd would protect the Chinese. Even I would. But in China as you can see in that video, whole crowds participate in attacking an Uighur child.

I've seen the video and it's dispicable. That being said, how do we know he's Uyghur? If it's Urumqi for example, many Uyghurs would help him. He could just be a punk thief. That of course doesn't justify how they torture him. But I'd like to know the story. All we can see is a bunch of asians beating an asian kid.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

And the real victims in the world are forgotten. :/

Disgusting. Sickening. I struggled to watch that. What is alarming is that the entire crowd stood by and not one person had the heart to set in to save that poor child. What humans can do .......

Ps. I am pro China but wrong is wrong wherever it happens.

 

[atatwolf]

I've seen the video and it's dispicable. That being said, how do we know he's Uyghur? If it's Urumqi for example, many Uyghurs would help him. He could just be a punk thief. That of course doesn't justify how they torture him. But I'd like to know the story. All we can see is a bunch of asians beating an asian kid.

If you look closely he looks Turkic. He has light skin and light hair. Other asians don't have this other than Japanese. The kid is Uighur and there are many instances of this. There is systemic discrimination in work life and personal life. Human rights organizations underline what I said so I don't have to prove it.

Disgusting. Sickening. I struggled to watch that. What is alarming is that the entire crowd stood by and not one person had the heart to set in to save that poor child. What humans can do .......

Ps. I am pro China but wrong is wrong wherever it happens.

And imagine if that child was a Pakistani..

 

[jamahir]

Well the scarf ban was a bit too much, so I agree with him lifting that ban. But indeed, I hate his islamist rhetoric as much as the next guy.

hmm... even in west bank ( palestine ) many do wear scarf and they support plo and not hamas... and some of the female guards of muammar gaddafi also wore turban-like scarf...

maybe erdogan used the scarf ( because the scarf was banned ) to connect scarf with "islam that had been suppressed by the seculars"... maybe the pre-erdogan governments should have concentrated on removing akp ideologically and with force of arms when necessary, like had happened in socialist muslim countries.

 

[Rasengan]

Well excuse my doubts since that community is going throw slow speed genocide yet I don't see half the reaction that the Turks are showing for Uighurs that are nearly 2,000 miles distal. Yet right inside Pakistan the hazara are being butchered but there is next no visible condemnation in Pakistan. After all if there was maybe this would not be happening in the first place.

I did not see you condemning the Hazara murders here - 3 Hazaras Gunned down, 2 wounded at the Joint road Passport office.

Shia Hazara are citizens of Pakistan and the prosecution experienced by them under the lunatic terrorists of Quetta, makes me tremendously angry. However your previous message towards me is illogical because you have made a presumption without even knowing me personally. Last week you were annoyed with Syedali because he questioned your patriotism towards Pakistan and thus you responded harshly. Duplicity and double standards is never a good thing Atanz, because you have made the same mistake as Syedali. I did not participate in that thread, because I had no prior knowledge of those events, however I condemn the attack and hope sincerely that the miscreants are caught. Remember this carefully Atanz, when you point a finger at someone, then three fingers will always point backwards towards you. Every community has suffered greatly in Pakistan for the last 10 years and people have condemned such actions, however its the duty of the Army to protect its citizens.

 

[jmacmac]

The difference is that if a Chinese would get attacked the Turkish crowd would protect the Chinese. Even I would. But in China as you can see in that video, whole crowds participate in attacking an Uighur child.

you would never try to protect a Chinese person, i can tell the type of person you are by the amount of anti-Chinese BS you posted. your the type of person that hate anyone that don't agree with your idealism or point of view.

your so call Turkish crowd that protected the Chinese lady was undercover cops in plain civilian clothes that all.

 

[Rasengan]

The difference is that if a Chinese would get attacked the Turkish crowd would protect the Chinese. Even I would. But in China as you can see in that video, whole crowds participate in attacking an Uighur child.

There is some ethnic tensions between the Uighur and the Han, however most Chinese would condemn this action of brutality against the child and those responsible would face the rule of law. The problem stems from socio-economic differences rather than religious elements. However, its nice to see that you have at least condemned the action in Turkey, because Islam teaches us that violence against the innocent is never accepted under any circumstances.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

Shia Hazara are citizens of Pakistan and the prosecution experienced by them under the lunatic terrorists of Quetta, makes me tremendously angry. However your previous message towards me is illogical because you have made a presumption without even knowing me personally. Last week you were annoyed with Syedali because he questioned your patriotism towards Pakistan and thus you responded harshly. Duplicity and double standards is never a good thing Atanz, because you have made the same mistake as Syedali. I did not participate in that thread, because I had no prior knowledge of those events, however I condemn the attack and hope sincerely that the miscreants are caught. Remember this carefully Atanz, when you point a finger at someone, three fingers will always point backwards towards you. Every community has suffered greatly in Pakistan for the last 10 years and people have condemned such actions, however its the duty of the Army to protect its citizens.

I did not question your patriotism. If I did can you please tell me where? I just questioned your moral compass which is not the same as patriotism.

 

[Fattyacids]

And the real victims in the world are forgotten. :/

Is this the best lie/propaganda your pan-turd intellect can come up with?? The child in the video is a thief. These innocent children are recruited by your Uyghur brethren crime syndicate to pick-pocket and steal in the street. Are you proud?


The Trail from Xinjiang: young Uyghur lured into a life of theft by pickpocket gangs working China's cities.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

There is some ethnic tensions between the Uighur and the Han, however most Chinese would condemn this action of brutality against the child and those responsible would face the rule of law. The problem stems from socio-economic differences rather than religious elements. However, its nice to see that you have at least condemned the action in Turkey, because Islam teaches us that violence against the innocent is never accepted under any circumstances.

I seriously doubt that. There is no doubt socio-economic differances at play but so is ethnic differances. However there is also the religious aspect to this. To ignore the religious aspect would be fooling ourselves. Yes, of course there are other Muslims who are accepted within the CPC. Only Islam that carries "approved by CPC" is acceptable.

Certainly 99% of the brands of Islam in Pakistan would have CPC sending in PLA to erase them !!!

 

[Rasengan]

I did not question your patriotism. If I did can you please tell me where? I just questioned your moral compass which is not the same as patriotism.

I never advocated the conjecture that you questioned my patriotism towards Pakistan, however I used the example of your written exchange with Syedali as an analogy to demonstrate your duplicity in presuming the characteristics of others without getting to know them personally. Have you ever seen me cheer the unfortunate death of the Hazara before? Because if you have not, then you have no legitimate right to question my moral compass randomly. Anyway this correspondence is going off-topic from the main issue at hand.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

I never advocated the conjecture that you questioned my patriotism towards Pakistan, however I used the example of your written exchange with Syedali as an analogy to demonstrate your duplicity in presuming the characteristics of others without getting to know them personally. Have you ever seen me cheer the unfortunate death of the Hazara before? Because if you have not, then you have no legitimate right to question my moral compass randomly. Anyway this correspondence is going off-topic from the main issue at hand.

Yes, indeed I made a presumption based on not having seen you take a stance against Hazara genocide in any of the threads on the subject. Your absence was conspicous. On PDF we don't have the luxury of knowing anybody and must rely on the forum as the frame of referance.