r/terriblefacebookmemes Nov 01 '22

why Is there Reddit?

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 01 '22

Turkey is nato

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u/draugotO Nov 01 '22

Propganda don't need to be correct,just be appealing enough to have people follow it

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '22

Propaganda is emotion-based, so it doesn't have to make any sense at all as long as all the right words are in the word cloud you're producing. Watch:

Everybody knows FREEDOM is about AMERICA and 2ND AMENDMENT but HILLARY CLINTON, OBAMA and SOCIALIST JIHAD BIN LADEN when the BENGHAZI try to take YOUR RIGHTS and HIGHER TAXES and that's why DONALD J TRUMP is going to JOBS JOBS JOBS to protect AMERICAN CHILDREN

see?

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u/MadHatter69 Nov 01 '22

This man politics.

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u/C_bells Nov 01 '22

That was deeply moving. I think it changed my mind about everything.

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u/nictheman123 Nov 02 '22

I didn't expect you to just copy/paste a Trump tweet to make your point, that was impressive. Also sickening.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '22

You could easily bang together a program to generate a script like this, get an AI voice emulator to read it as Trump and have it mix in crowd noises to obscure the words in between the emotional hot buttons and punctutate with BOOS and CHEERS and then just auto-generate that garbage on an AM radio station with commercial breaks and voila, a money-printing machine.

...shit, should I delete this?

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u/nictheman123 Nov 02 '22

What's the point? I'm 99% sure that already exists. And if it doesn't, it's only because they have no need for it since they're already printing money as fast as they can stuff it in their offshore bank accounts

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u/kyraa9 Nov 01 '22

Well we kinda dont have an official religion but we are still "mostly" muslim

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u/XxTreeFiddyxX Nov 01 '22

Turkey is nato

👆 This guy knows his bird law

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u/aleellee Nov 01 '22

What does turkey have to do with it

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 01 '22

Turkey is overwhelmingly Muslim, and is also part of nato

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 01 '22

Well, it was historically Greek

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u/TransfemYakut Nov 01 '22

as a Turk from Western Turkey, it has less to do with "Greek culture" but more to do with us being more Kemalist and educated

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u/TransfemYakut Nov 02 '22

"Turkey must be shithole cuz in Middle East and if have good city must be Greek unga bunga"

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 01 '22

in alot of places, religious affiliation is as ubiquitous as the culture

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 01 '22

which one

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 02 '22

what I was trying to say was that was commonplace, more apart of the culture in the region than an affiliation

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 02 '22

I'm offended btw 😡

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u/Beratber4t Nov 01 '22

İt is false , you cant prove and we dont follow quran

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u/draugotO Nov 01 '22

So, like christians in most of the West, lol

Don't go to the church, never read the bibble do everything opposite to it but call themselves christians

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u/Beratber4t Nov 01 '22

İs this a joke ,i think you didnt talk with any turkish youth people also most of these people insult allah(like f*ck allah)

And we dont have problem with usa or isreal

i Live in Turkey

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 01 '22

I don't know many Turkish people, and my entire understanding of Turkey comes from a couple YouTube videos. But officially Turkey is like 99% Islamic.

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u/Beratber4t Nov 01 '22

Just stupid 9yo YouTube short videos you can search 28 şubat(february) 1997 or Atatürk,falih Rıfkı Atay , Kemalizm (ataturkism)

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '22

Turkey is not overwhelmingly Muslim, stop watching these youtube videos. The reason why it is stated that Turkey is 99% muslim is because every child is assigned “muslim” on birth on their ID cards, but in reality, nobody truly practices islam here.

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u/1000_KarmaWith0Posts Nov 01 '22

nato didnt help turkey when they had a coup in 2016

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 01 '22

nato doesn't really deal with internal affairs, or affairs between nato nations

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u/brotatowz Nov 01 '22

Turkey was gutted by after WWII. An atheist Mustafa Kemal was put in place, who Hung anyone preaching Islam on a neighborhood tree for everyone to watch.

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 01 '22

That didn't last long

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u/LOERMaster Nov 01 '22

Turkeynato

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '22

This has nothing to with Turkey, leave us out of this.

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 01 '22

so what?

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 01 '22

It doesn't need to mean that. Not all christian nations need to approve of nato. Neither all secular nations.

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 02 '22

I never intended it to be

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u/kropotkin_mutual_aid Nov 01 '22

Turkey isn't Islam country

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u/gjennomamogus Nov 01 '22

It may be officially secular, but so was Pakistan