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-nocturnist- t1_itzea53 wrote

To the Turks on Reddit, honest question, if Erdogan dies, who takes his place? Are the majority of leaders who could take his place similar to him in governance or more liberal?

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Aytanri- t1_itzh6cq wrote

The Opposition is united on bringing back the parliamentary system, despite having varying political goals/Ideologies/viewpoints. So in that sense, yes.

Don't listen the guy commenting under me, all he does it talk shit about Turks under every Reddit post where Turkey is even remotely mentioned lmfao.

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salvador33 t1_iu15kk0 wrote

Don't listen to the guys above. They are completely brainwashed to anything Turkey does. ( See how this is not an argument? )

( The more you ignore the wrongdoings of your country, the more your own population suffers. And you are the one causing it to yourselves. Case in point the eradication of freedom of speech with the thousands of arrests and the extremely high inflation)

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Aytanri- t1_iu1r3wc wrote

All you do is cry about every decision Turkey makes, lmfao. It's clear that you yourself aren't even a Turkish citizen, so it's quite interesting how you focus on Turkey so much. We all know that you don't care about the interests of Turkey or Turkish citizens.

Maybe you haven't noticed, but no one in Turkey is mad about PKK sympathizers getting arrested. She already came to attention 2 years ago for her ties to PKK linked events and denied the involvement of FETÖ/Gülen Movement in the 2016 coup attempt.

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salvador33 t1_itzhvp3 wrote

Unfortunately, they are all pretty similar in some respects. Turkey had thousands of citizens arrested in the past years and freedom of speech and expression are severely curtailed.

Moreover, they follow an expansionist policy and try to distort history and treaties to suit their own needs as well as heading towards ultranationalism.

And let's not talk how they treat minorites and immigrants.

It's a shame since they do not see that the worse they let everything become, the more they themselves suffer.

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