hypocrisy and ignorance

Submitted by Turk (Turkey), Nov 7, 2008 at 15:37

Turkish has no word for fatherland because unlike imperial greeks, ancient Turkish people were nomads. And you may not understand being a nomad, living in the wild caring for the herds and traveling as the climate changes. A nomad does not have borders. A nomad does not draw borders and conquer soil for agriculture because a nomad may not be as civilized as a greek tyran who would fight and kill people for his self-proclaimed private poperty. So there cannot be a Turkish word for homeland in the ancient times, since a Turk belongs to the world and nature beyond all borders and regulations.

It is civilization which call for wars and conquers.
When Europe is not fighting with the Turks, are they living peacefully??
Even during siege of vienna, the holy alliance, the french invaded her neighbour country as an oppurtunity attack. So you may stop using racist and religious propoganda and be rightful and honorable. And please stop moaning like a loser about your "high" culture.
By the way i have always been fascinated how Greeks are ashamed of their forefathers practicing homosexual acts. From spartans to Achilles almost every Greek soldier is bisexual but Greeks are always in denial. I mean even if you can deny this, you can deny everything.At worst you can watch history channel. Everyone knows the truth thanks to your ancient libraries.
Yes as a Turk i am a godless stupid horrible bastard and you being born as a Greek, superior to me. I dont know what you did to deserve to be born as a super-man, and alas in my previous life what did i do to be born as a filthy Turk?
Be aware, be rightful..Open you mind..

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