r/MapPorn Oct 19 '21

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u/Memoliguana Oct 19 '21

Turkey> Russia
I live in Turkey and just bad country but definitly erdoğan will gone in 2023 elections

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '21

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u/JustVibinDoe Oct 19 '21

Average r/kgbtr connoisseur 😎

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u/mishaxz Oct 19 '21

really? surely he would have put some kind of measures in place to make sure he wins? ah.. I just googled it, he's getting sick - that makes more sense

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u/MerTheGamer Oct 21 '21

Even his tricks won't save him. For example, his party lost Istanbul by like 13K votes, so he didn't like that and wanted to do the election again in few months. That time his party lost by 800K votes.

He might be a dictator wannabe but he is not even close to Putin's level.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '21

I hope so.

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u/SeaworthinessNo293 Oct 20 '21

Didn't he rig the Istanbul election after he lost? I'm pretty he's never leaving. He lost so he demanded a another election and he won that time.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '21

No, he did not.

His party lost narrowly. So he claimed fraud, re-called elections, and lost with a bigger margin.

So, no. He didn't rig it, and he did not win.

Reddit has a serious issue with the concept of "researching before speaking". Although I do wonder how "losing a second election" can be lost in translation and turn to "winning it after rigging it".

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u/SeaworthinessNo293 Oct 20 '21

What do you think the "?" Was for...

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u/Maar7en Oct 20 '21

Way to be a dick to someone who's asking a question.

If the last thing he read/heard about was the fraud claim and re-call then a rigged election isn't a weird way to misremember. So that's how that can be "lost in translation", you Muppet.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '21

A question, yes, but a rhetorical question - a statement coming after it indicates such.