Turkey's role in middle eastern politics

[kılıç_mehmet]

Honestly Mehmet, and this may surprise you.....I don't think anyone here gives a shit about Turkey. I think I can speak for just about everyone here when I say I have no desire or wish for genocide to have occurred. Trouble is, reality does't align itself with my wishes in this regard, or, obviously, your own. Did you know that the US paid a fair price to the native americans for their land, put the japanese into happy fun camps during WW2, and dropped a hugs and bubbles bomb on Hiroshima? True story, all the nasty shit you've heard was propaganda by "non-americans"......

Oh, and why are you so fervently defending it even though you know that there is a view on the subject that defies the way you know it?
Besides, whatever happened in your own country, stays there. And frankly, I don't see anyone going around advocating the recognition of some japanese or native american genocide either. Because we all know what really constitutes a genocide.
And it's certain that neither what happened to the native americans over the course of many many years, or to the japanese through a war, where a phyyric victory might have been avoided by devastating the japanese by dropping an a-bomb on two of their cities(which should, according to how Shell B defines it, constitute a genocide).
But I'm also quite sure that you define one of more of these as "genocide", so either go and learn the meaning of genocide, or stop advocating things so blindly just because you feel a bit more humanistic and leftist when crushing the "genocide denying fascist".