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Who can feel empathy, for someone like Erdogan?

Reader comment on item: Turkey's Vainglorious Referendum
in response to reader comment: Excellent analysis

Submitted by Michael S, Apr 15, 2017 at 04:55

Thank you, Metin, for cluing me in on the hand sign.

I expect Erdogan to start a Middle East war, as soon as real leaders like Trump and Putin get out of his way. I can envision some Kurdish female soldier, chopping off his head and holding it aloft on a spear. The man's word is so patently self-seeking and worthless, I have trouble feeling empathy for him. When he dies, the prison doors will open and millions will rejoice, as AKP supporters hide their faces in shame. He lifted up his voice and his hand, against God's people. Who can feel sorry for such a one?

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Reader comments (5) on this item

Title Commenter Date Thread
Hitler [13 words]MikeApr 29, 2017 12:13238884
Nationalism and Religion Exploited For Personal Power [169 words]DaveApr 15, 2017 16:38238531
2Excellent analysis [126 words]
w/response from Daniel Pipes
Metin Camcigil,Former President of the Ataturk Society of AmericaApr 14, 2017 15:22238497
Who can feel empathy, for someone like Erdogan? [107 words]Michael SApr 15, 2017 04:55238497
2Turkey's Vainglorious Referendum [74 words]Ali H. AlyamiApr 14, 2017 01:41238488

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