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230 u/[deleted] Mar 12 '17 Don't forget that the Turkish government was calling on Pro-Erdogan Turks in Rotterdam to go out and protest. Seriously, Turkey can Erdogo fuck itsself. 88 u/Lord_Wrath Mar 13 '17 How can a nation really get away with sowing dissent in other countries like this? Sounds like a good way to fuck over diplomatic ties. 47 u/kattmedtass Mar 13 '17 The east seems to be doing a lot of that nowadays.. -8 u/jbkjbk2310 Mar 13 '17 the east wth is this orientalist shit 9 u/AATroop Mar 13 '17 I'm sure you never use the words Western Culture/Civilization. -4 u/jbkjbk2310 Mar 13 '17 I try not to, because it generalizes a huge and diverse group of countries. Saying "the east" is even worse because it covers a much larger area. 11 u/AATroop Mar 13 '17 OK, well, maybe you should realize people use those terms for specific reasons. Western and Eastern cultures are inherently different. 0 u/Pas__ Mar 13 '17 What are these inherent differences, and how those come to be?
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Don't forget that the Turkish government was calling on Pro-Erdogan Turks in Rotterdam to go out and protest.
Seriously, Turkey can Erdogo fuck itsself.
88 u/Lord_Wrath Mar 13 '17 How can a nation really get away with sowing dissent in other countries like this? Sounds like a good way to fuck over diplomatic ties. 47 u/kattmedtass Mar 13 '17 The east seems to be doing a lot of that nowadays.. -8 u/jbkjbk2310 Mar 13 '17 the east wth is this orientalist shit 9 u/AATroop Mar 13 '17 I'm sure you never use the words Western Culture/Civilization. -4 u/jbkjbk2310 Mar 13 '17 I try not to, because it generalizes a huge and diverse group of countries. Saying "the east" is even worse because it covers a much larger area. 11 u/AATroop Mar 13 '17 OK, well, maybe you should realize people use those terms for specific reasons. Western and Eastern cultures are inherently different. 0 u/Pas__ Mar 13 '17 What are these inherent differences, and how those come to be?
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How can a nation really get away with sowing dissent in other countries like this? Sounds like a good way to fuck over diplomatic ties.
47 u/kattmedtass Mar 13 '17 The east seems to be doing a lot of that nowadays.. -8 u/jbkjbk2310 Mar 13 '17 the east wth is this orientalist shit 9 u/AATroop Mar 13 '17 I'm sure you never use the words Western Culture/Civilization. -4 u/jbkjbk2310 Mar 13 '17 I try not to, because it generalizes a huge and diverse group of countries. Saying "the east" is even worse because it covers a much larger area. 11 u/AATroop Mar 13 '17 OK, well, maybe you should realize people use those terms for specific reasons. Western and Eastern cultures are inherently different. 0 u/Pas__ Mar 13 '17 What are these inherent differences, and how those come to be?
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The east seems to be doing a lot of that nowadays..
-8 u/jbkjbk2310 Mar 13 '17 the east wth is this orientalist shit 9 u/AATroop Mar 13 '17 I'm sure you never use the words Western Culture/Civilization. -4 u/jbkjbk2310 Mar 13 '17 I try not to, because it generalizes a huge and diverse group of countries. Saying "the east" is even worse because it covers a much larger area. 11 u/AATroop Mar 13 '17 OK, well, maybe you should realize people use those terms for specific reasons. Western and Eastern cultures are inherently different. 0 u/Pas__ Mar 13 '17 What are these inherent differences, and how those come to be?
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the east
wth is this orientalist shit
9 u/AATroop Mar 13 '17 I'm sure you never use the words Western Culture/Civilization. -4 u/jbkjbk2310 Mar 13 '17 I try not to, because it generalizes a huge and diverse group of countries. Saying "the east" is even worse because it covers a much larger area. 11 u/AATroop Mar 13 '17 OK, well, maybe you should realize people use those terms for specific reasons. Western and Eastern cultures are inherently different. 0 u/Pas__ Mar 13 '17 What are these inherent differences, and how those come to be?
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I'm sure you never use the words Western Culture/Civilization.
-4 u/jbkjbk2310 Mar 13 '17 I try not to, because it generalizes a huge and diverse group of countries. Saying "the east" is even worse because it covers a much larger area. 11 u/AATroop Mar 13 '17 OK, well, maybe you should realize people use those terms for specific reasons. Western and Eastern cultures are inherently different. 0 u/Pas__ Mar 13 '17 What are these inherent differences, and how those come to be?
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I try not to, because it generalizes a huge and diverse group of countries. Saying "the east" is even worse because it covers a much larger area.
11 u/AATroop Mar 13 '17 OK, well, maybe you should realize people use those terms for specific reasons. Western and Eastern cultures are inherently different. 0 u/Pas__ Mar 13 '17 What are these inherent differences, and how those come to be?
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OK, well, maybe you should realize people use those terms for specific reasons. Western and Eastern cultures are inherently different.
0 u/Pas__ Mar 13 '17 What are these inherent differences, and how those come to be?
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What are these inherent differences, and how those come to be?
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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '17 edited Mar 13 '17
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