Did this really happen yesterday?
Because I've read people claiming that it's an incident from 2012.
Its still sad to think that those people who died actually voted for their murderer.
Best way to live like a retard is ; dont read anyshit about your country just take a fuckin selfie and keep living.
I am pretty sure that even after those died , miners are still working in worse conditions also no one is trying to ask himself why the fuck he must work like that ?
I am again not gonna protest ; i already stopped to care for anyshit associated with turkey or turks. Why the fuck i should defend somebody if he dont even try think that its not equal to live like that ?
Born as lucky ? Ah stop that bullshit already.Getting married at 20 , making 10 babies then cry for food as " I have a wife and children " ffs who the fuck tell you to get married and fuck your wife if u dont have enough balls to feed them ?
Rage , rage ,rage. Fuck you Taeyyip just fuck you ; literally , fuck you.
We see the same policy of increased privatization anywhere in the neoliberal world, and the inherent loss of workers' rights that follows, numerous similar experiences in spite.
Textbook class warfare, waged mainly by the privileged classes.
Has privatization anything to do with this? I only see a lack of security measures and authoritarianism. There would be a lack of security measures if those mines were run by the government too.
Yes, if you look closer into the case working conditions became ever worse following broad privatization in the mining sector. 'Efficiency' the clergy often calls it, which mainly means redistribution - more for the top and less for the bottom.
The god-given merits of privatization that form our governments' policies have long been disproven by social and economic studies, but our politicians still pursue it, for reasons that should by now be obvious. Government-run businesses are not necessarily more effective (studies show that it goes both ways) but there's an almost universal tendency that these are among the few institutions where profit does not necessarily take precedence over all else. Areas where at least Europe has a history of having much better outcomes from state-sector management is areas like communication, traffic (usually railroads), education, welfare and hospitals etc. ie. sectors that affect the common good.
Europe doesn't give a flying fuck about the future of the people who are stuck here with the herd of sheep. Tardogan is instrumental in keeping the Syrians away from precious EU lands, which is the only thing EU countries will be concerned about in the foreseeable long run.
All this pampering, bribing and false promises of lifting visas only boost his foothold. I still can't forget how they even postponed announcement of the mostly negative EU progress report for Turkey right before the elections. Because EU didn't and don't want this nutjob to fuck off. He is useful and he has to stay as long as it is necessary.
How is he instrumental in that fact? Despite him being a complete moron, sofar the only region he is furiously trying to ruin is the one he is currently in charge of. He didnt really do anything to Syria, Iraq or Afganistan.
Yeah. Man there is waaaay to many reasons he's been coming down on the media. And majority of the Kurds he is trying to murder are in Turkey. His own area. And I wouldnt even be suprised if he did collaborate with Al-Qaeda in Syria. But thats still not enough to claim that he is one of the main reasons for the shitstorm there. His negative affects outside of Turkey are still minimal.
Heh. Thats actually likely. He considers Kurds to be a bigger threat. But hes not disrupting the entire region. He's only supporting Daesh aslong as they keep the Kurds on their toes. He doesnt care about disrupting Syria, Afganistan or Iraq for that matter.
But I have my serius doubts about that plane downing however. Russia has never had any respect over borders. Last year there were over 104 cases where Russias planes broke Nato airspace. Not to mention the times that their navy broke it aswell. I assume they figured nothing would happen if they broke Turkey's too.
He's instrumental in fact that there are refugees in the first place.
For EU, he is currently and primarily instrumental in terms of holding refugees back. What else is there? All the other details you listed in the next post concern only Turkey. It is shit we have to deal with on our own (or rather left alone to deal with on our own).
Of course, if secular Turkey as we know it bites the dust (which is actually in the works), the inferno will leap onto the Balkans and from there into Europe. In that case, EU will need a Trump to build a wall. But nobody seems to worry about this fact so far.
The EU had already vouched billions to Erdogan, yet still they came. He has little interest in stopping the mass migration of refugees, but he has alot of interest in extorting money from the crumbling EU. I saw a video lastnight I can't verify its authenticity but it purports to show Turkish coastcards prodding a dinghy full of refugees in the direction of Greece. Of course they denied this, but they would, wouldn't they. Even if Erdogan is actually interested in reducing the flow of refugees to Europe, his country is so corrupt he couldn't control his borders even if he wanted to. Hell people smugglers are making a fortune in Turkey and yet you can hardly compare Turkey to Somalia or Libya.
100 bucks he blames it on the Kurds.
Saw the video too. But mine was titled "Turkish coastguard preventing refugees from crossing over to Greece, but see for yourself how", which was basically all about the harsh treatment, not letting them make it to Greece.
I am betting Tardogan will be, as he has been, trying to hold them back with true intention to do so. Because staying in EU's good graces, the money extortion, and the false visa promises all give him a showtime before his crowd.
And anyway, let's at least agree that his primary use for the EU is just that (keeping refugees at bay) at the moment. Whether he is doing a good job at that or not is another discussion topic.
Tbh, I am waiting for that to happen too. It's not even something to bet on anymore.
I've read another post with the same video claiming that the coastguards were attempting to disable the engine to stop it getting to Lesbos.. Fk knows. That's the problem with the internet, anything can be twisted to fit an agenda with a few words.
One day someone I know will die in one of those attacks and I won't be able to do anything about it, just imagine.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-35850625
Yet another explosion where i work and hang out with my friends.
Hangout somewhere else brah.
That's for sure. How about work?