Bu sitede ırkçılık var mı?

[21993]

Ama genel anlamda eğlenceli bir forum bence.

[mete]

Bazı Yunan ve Ermeni üyeler tarafından kışkırtma amaçlı başlıklar açılabiliyor, aynı zamanda Türk üyeler arasında da sivrilen birkaç üye olumsuz bir imaj yaratabiliyor. Onun dışında belli başlı üyeler haricinde sorun yok, aslında onları da takmadığın sürece hiç sorun yaşamıyorsun o yüzden yazılanlara çok aldırmamanı ama gereken cevabı da vermen gerektiğinde vermeni tavsiye ederim. Foruma hoş geldin.

Hos bulduk. Ya bu internetteki tartismalari pek sevmiyorum. Yok sayarim zaten ama olmasa daha iyi olurdu.

[MustafaTekin]

Bakalim, eger surekli goze batiyorsa birakirim.

Hamama giren terler..

[Marmara]

Gerzek yunanlar hariç fena değil.

[Balthier]

Gerzek yunanlar hariç fena değil.

Nefret dolu Ermenileri de unutma bence.

[Haldis]

EVET OLDUKÇA FAZLA VAR VE BUNA BİR DUR DEMEK İÇİN KARŞI TAARUZA GEÇMELİYİZ UMARIM SEN DE BU SAVAŞTA BİZLERE YARDIMCI OLURSUN HOŞGELDİN ASKER

[Petros Houhoulis]

Yeni üye oldum, bi kaç konuda Türklere karşı agresif yorumlar okudum. Bu sitede ırkçılık var mı?

No, we are just singing peace songs and kumbaya!

Like the following...

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post6308078

Senin anani, bacini gyrosa takar, dondure dondure sikerim.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post6308264

Human sacrifice (or Grek sacrifice, to be more precise) is not an idealization.
That is rather a slap on the face of Greeks here who are many to pretend that:
1. Ottomans were not Turkic
2. Ottomans were born from Greek woman.

Through those assertions, the Greks in fact imply that they are closer to Ottoman dynasts than are Anatolian Turks (or Oghuz Turks).

Actually this can not be the case since we blatantly see the Ottomans sticking to Old Shamanistic customs of sacrificing "lower people" for the souls of their ancestors and heroes. And this, happening at a very late era such as the 15th century and despite 5 centuries of ongoing Arabization.

Sources are quite strong.
Among which you have Byzantine emperor Ioannis Kantakouzenos.
We know that he didn't hate Turks per see, in a level that he could lie/slander to belittle Turks. He even married his daughter to Orkhan, giving her to him as his 5th wife.

Canine "love"!!!

[Petros Houhoulis]

olmaz mı. en çok nefret edilen millet türkler

He didn't come to Anatolia with brotherhood songs, he came with blood dripping swords!



Surprised at being the most hated!!!

[Petros Houhoulis]

EVET OLDUKÇA FAZLA VAR VE BUNA BİR DUR DEMEK İÇİN KARŞI TAARUZA GEÇMELİYİZ UMARIM SEN DE BU SAVAŞTA BİZLERE YARDIMCI OLURSUN HOŞGELDİN ASKER

Canines... MOAR! GIMME MOARRRRRRR CANINES!!!

[Petros Houhoulis]

EVET OLDUKÇA FAZLA VAR VE BUNA BİR DUR DEMEK İÇİN KARŞI TAARUZA GEÇMELİYİZ UMARIM SEN DE BU SAVAŞTA BİZLERE YARDIMCI OLURSUN HOŞGELDİN ASKER

Shouldn't you take your virginity test?

https://www.researchgate.net/publica...rkish_Medicine

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  Dilek Cindoglu
  
  
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Abstract

This paper addresses modern Turkish medicine as arbitrator of two modern medical practices: virginity surgery and virginity tests. These medical procedures are currently practiced by medical doctors [obstetrician-gynecologists (ob/gyns)] in modern Turkish society. The virginity of unmarried women has had a great significance for many cultures. The taboos on pre-marital sexual relationships contribute to this social anxiety over the hymen of women. In this respect, in contemporary Turkish society medicine plays a significant role in controlling and reconstructing women's bodies through virginity tests and virginity surgery. The aim of this paper is to contextualize these medical practices within liberal gender ideology and discuss the connection between patriarchal expectations about the virginity of the bride and medicine as an institution. In order to assess the perspectives of the physicians, thirteen in-depth interviews were conducted with Turkish ob/gyns.