
ideas wrote:Azamat wrote:Again your reply lacks a correct inference, by conflating to seperate things. I made a remark about the lack of civility and intellectuality that's being exercised in this discussion. Your alma mater is totally unrelevant when you start making insults, which I perceive as uncivilized. ,
A statement like: obvously a tremendous lack of civility and intellectuality suggests that the people discussing here are not civilized and are not intelligent and therefore the environment lacks the factors above, who are you trieng to fool?


ideas wrote:Azamat wrote:Again your reply lacks a correct inference, by conflating to seperate things. I made a remark about the lack of civility and intellectuality that's being exercised in this discussion. Your alma mater is totally unrelevant when you start making insults, which I perceive as uncivilized. ,
A statement like: obvously a tremendous lack of civility and intellectuality suggests that the people discussing here are not civilized and are not intelligent and therefore the environment lacks the factors above, who are you trieng to fool?
I have not insulted you, or any other member, if you believe being called Turk is insulting that's not my problem.




Azamat wrote:My statement suggested that this environment lacks these factors because certain members unsufficiently exercise such intelligence and civility. If one of our acknowledged intellectuals like New Corduene or Saipul suddenly starts behaving like a total moron, what relevance has their education got?
When you called me a Turk, that was a clear attempt to exclude me from this nation. Being a proud and honest bearer of Kurdish identity, such a statement is utterly offensive.

Azamat wrote:@Djembe
But as this will most likely lead to war, federalism with Kurdish autonomy is for now probably the most achievable and practical solution. Though I doubt it will be like anything we're seeing today in Southern Kurdistan.



ideas wrote:
I have not insulted you, or any other member, if you believe being called Turk is insulting that's not my problem.

Djembe wrote:ideas wrote:
I have not insulted you, or any other member, if you believe being called Turk is insulting that's not my problem.
The accusation of Azamet and I having the same person is an insult. You claim that we are cheating without any evidence!

ideas wrote:Azamat wrote:My statement suggested that this environment lacks these factors because certain members unsufficiently exercise such intelligence and civility. If one of our acknowledged intellectuals like New Corduene or Saipul suddenly starts behaving like a total moron, what relevance has their education got?
Don't bring New Corduene into this, this is between me you and your alter ego,
and you suggesting that the people that you are currently debating with lack intelligence and are not civilized which is offensive to several members here.That's just a repetition of what you just said, without having provided a valid refutation of my post.When you called me a Turk, that was a clear attempt to exclude me from this nation. Being a proud and honest bearer of Kurdish identity, such a statement is utterly offensive.
I'm entitled to my opinion and I believe that your a Turk, and why are you being racist? do you know that Baris is a Turk?

Azamat wrote:I'm not interpositioning New Corduene in here at all. My attempt to use your frame of reference to put it into perspective seems to have failed, as your inference has failed again
It's quite ironic that you argue that I should not resent a Turkish-aimed exclusion of being Kurdish, while you have repeatedly slammed me for making 'Turks more acceptable'.

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