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Okay so I'm trying to prove people that are half Turkish are superiorly intelligent. I know many half turks including half German, English, Albanian, Greek (
), Pakistani and Chinese. I myself am Half English/Half Turkish. Perhaps unlikely to get replies, but anyone else out there? And if so what's the other half?
), Pakistani and Chinese. I myself am Half English/Half Turkish. Perhaps unlikely to get replies, but anyone else out there? And if so what's the other half?
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Lol. Same as you mate, I'm half English, half Turkish... And I can also agree that "people that are half Turkish are superiorly intelligent"... 
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(Original post by DylanLJG)
Okay so I'm trying to prove people that are half Turkish are superiorly intelligent. I know many half turks including half German, English, Albanian, Greek (), Pakistani and Chinese. I myself am Half English/Half Turkish. Perhaps unlikely to get replies, but anyone else out there? And if so what's the other half?
Okay so I'm trying to prove people that are half Turkish are superiorly intelligent. I know many half turks including half German, English, Albanian, Greek (
), Pakistani and Chinese. I myself am Half English/Half Turkish. Perhaps unlikely to get replies, but anyone else out there? And if so what's the other half?
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(Original post by lNurl)
half turkish people can't speak turkish=))
half turkish people can't speak turkish=))
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(Original post by und)
That's so true! I know someone who's half-Turkish and half-French, and he doesn't know a word of Turkish!
Showing off? A lot of people in Turkey hate Kurdish people!
That's so true! I know someone who's half-Turkish and half-French, and he doesn't know a word of Turkish!
Showing off? A lot of people in Turkey hate Kurdish people!
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(Original post by ayseta)
I was joking! That's just because of the issues regarding the freedom of Kurdistan... I won't pretend I know loads about it because I don't, but from what I've seen it's the terrorism that people hate, rather than Kurdish people in general.
I was joking! That's just because of the issues regarding the freedom of Kurdistan... I won't pretend I know loads about it because I don't, but from what I've seen it's the terrorism that people hate, rather than Kurdish people in general.
They were quite pissed off at the election results to say the least! There are quite a lot of bigoted racists on both sides to be honest. Then there's the American-backed PKK (Kurdish rebel group) against the Turkish army. To be honest I don't know much about it either although most reasonable arguments are for a single-state solution...
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(Original post by und)
My parents can never stop talking about Erdogan this and Fethullah that!
They were quite pissed off at the election results to say the least!
There are quite a lot of bigoted racists on both sides to be honest. Then there's the American-backed PKK (Kurdish rebel group) against the Turkish army. To be honest I don't know much about it either although most reasonable arguments are for a single-state solution...
My parents can never stop talking about Erdogan this and Fethullah that!
They were quite pissed off at the election results to say the least! There are quite a lot of bigoted racists on both sides to be honest. Then there's the American-backed PKK (Kurdish rebel group) against the Turkish army. To be honest I don't know much about it either although most reasonable arguments are for a single-state solution...
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(Original post by ayseta)
Ahh! I try to keep up with politics from the online newspapers although I haven't read much about the PKK for a while; it's mainly Syrian refugees at the minute. I only live with my mum (who's English) and my dad lives 3 hours away so it's hard for me to keep up to date with everything. I didn't realise that the PKK were backed by America though, isn't Ocalan in prison?
Ahh! I try to keep up with politics from the online newspapers although I haven't read much about the PKK for a while; it's mainly Syrian refugees at the minute. I only live with my mum (who's English) and my dad lives 3 hours away so it's hard for me to keep up to date with everything. I didn't realise that the PKK were backed by America though, isn't Ocalan in prison?
I try to keep away from Turkish politics as much as I can (it's a bloody mess!) but you can't help overhearing stuff.
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I've never seen real turkish person in the england) at least in the area where i live=) they are all kurds...
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(Original post by lNurl)
I've never seen real turkish person in the england) at least in the area where i live=) they are all kurds...
I've never seen real turkish person in the england) at least in the area where i live=) they are all kurds...
Where I live it's most Turkish Cypriots!
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(Original post by lNurl)
Hampshire=)
Hampshire=)
Except I came across a kebab shop in a village in north Wales once! 
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(Original post by und)
I see. I can't really imagine Turkish people living there to be honest! Except I came across a kebab shop in a village in north Wales once! 
I see. I can't really imagine Turkish people living there to be honest!
Except I came across a kebab shop in a village in north Wales once!
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