The General Political Thread

[MaxLam]

New documentary about FSE shitposters:

[Riddlez]

So...... Turkey is trying to interfere with the sovereignty of my country?

Top kek. Bring it.

[Olafson]

They did it just a few days ago with Germany too. But Germany has no balls and did nothing.

[joer5835]

It's Erdogan's typical response to everything these days:

'You don't agree with me, so that means you must be Nazis. You're wrong and I am right.'

[StevenChilton]

So...... Turkey is trying to interfere with the sovereignty of my country?

Top kek. Bring it.

Makes a change from the EU doing it I guess.

[Duuring]

It's a power game to them. And they always win.

Get kicked out - 'Look, they are nazi's and hate us!"

Allowed to stay - "Look how strong we are!"

What worries me more is the behavior of Turkish Dutchmen in this whole incident.

[Cazasar]

Turkish riots in Rotterdamm dutch police showed them who is boss. Shows you how great integration worked lel

[Edwin]

Shows you how great integration worked lel

None of the governments gave a damn about integration, let's be honest. Being branded a Nazi was just too scary in 2016 to worry about that.

[Cazasar]

Well the thing is, almost all other minorities fit in just fine. In germany we have tons of russians, vietnamese, polish people etc. But they tried to fit in on their own. Some turkish people do that to, heck one of my best friends is turkish and more german then I will ever be. But people like him are the minoritie when it comes to immigration from muslim countries.

[Edwin]

I can relate. However, all the "western" Muslims I know were born and raised in the West and didn't have strictly religious parents. That's a true rarity.

[Riddlez]

The influence Ankara has over these people is troubling and with the internet nowadays, it's hard to stop them from being influenced. Personally I don't see these people protesting my government (and to some extent the sovereignty of this country) as my fellow countrymen. They are, however, still Dutch citizens and because they're in the NEtherlands they're protected by our constitution, which means that we can't just deport them to where their loyalties lie, which is disappointing in this case but really its'good we can't just kick out anyone the government doesn't like.


And seriously, it was like 300 people. Who gives a shit, really?

[joer5835]

It raises the question why they want to have Dutch citizenship when they support Erdogan, a man who is against every principle our country stands for.

[StevenChilton]

What worries me more is the behavior of Turkish Dutchmen in this whole incident.

Lol, I think you mean they're Turkish people who happen to have Dutch passports. Clearly they're more loyal to Ankara than to Amsterdam.

[Brave Sir Charge]

It's Erdogan's typical response to everything these days:

'You don't agree with me, so that means you must be Nazis. You're wrong and I am right.'

imo, Erdocunt is the biggest nazi around.

[Karth]

While Turkey and the Netherlands have their war of words we are low key invading Syria