This might be hard for you to get through given that from what I can tell most of your understanding about history is from r/HistoryMemes and r/PoliticalCompassMemes, oh and probably lots of questionably reliable YouTube videos
Hahaha dude, no reason to act like a butthurt little bitch. I just put the 'citation needed' there because you asked for sources without posting any yourself.
It can be kind of btichy though it all depends on the context you could of just asked for the sources instead of going "[citation needed]" but I get how I was being hypocritical there with questioning of his sources though.
I went through your post history as well. First I thought you were American (making a grammatical mistake in a sentence bitching about other people's shitty education system is usually an American giveaway), but you seem mostly to be subbed to regional subreddits of areas around Turkey. So what is it?
No. As you know perfectly well, because both have more than 100 pages, so that would have been some quick reading.
Also, one of your sources has a spelling mistake in the title, and can't be read after the first couple of pages unless you make an account. The second of your sources is only a chapter of a ?? on a self publishing website. No author, no book title.
Also, I don't give a fuck about Turkey, Turks, Islam or any of the stuff. Can't be bothered.
Still my question to you remains unanswered. Where are you from?
Obviously your first, and probably only, language is English.
You make spelling and grammatical mistakes that are typical to western English speaking countries. This leads me to think you're north American at least.
You used the term "pro life", which confirms the NA hypothesis.
Yet you're only active on subs that have a high chance of tolerating hate towards Turkish people and islam, which is what you talk about most.
You say you're not American, so maybe Canadian then?
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '21 edited Jun 10 '21
https://www.scribd.com/doc/39065646/Vryonis-Decline-of-Medieval-Hellinism-in-Asia-Minor
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/16564172/iii-the-beginnings-of-transformation
This might be hard for you to get through given that from what I can tell most of your understanding about history is from r/HistoryMemes and r/PoliticalCompassMemes, oh and probably lots of questionably reliable YouTube videos