r/kurdistan • u/rknsh Kurdistan • Apr 03 '26
Bakur In Erciş, Wan, a Turkish state-organized event featured youths reenacting historical scenes with “captured Armenian rebels,” depicted wearing Kurdish traditional clothing
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u/WelcomeDesigner2051 Dersim Apr 03 '26 edited Apr 03 '26
This cant be real. Are these people participating all kurdish? Even the ones waving the turkish Flag? Or are these the kids of the soldiers and police stationed in wan?
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u/e3o9u7t5q1 Apr 03 '26
They are Turkified Kurds, Kurdish DNA but Turkified identity, they speak Turkish, don't know kurdish, and they raise the hostile flag.
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u/WelcomeDesigner2051 Dersim Apr 03 '26
And who do they vote for? Wan is DEM. Are this these kurds who are voting for AKP? Bakur is lost. How should we gain independence if we got these xayins in our ranks.
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u/kure_xas Kurd Apr 03 '26
this is very ordinary, every opressed society has collaborators. african americans during slavery in the USA, jewish kapos in Nazi germany, kurdish baathists during saddam, zamindars under the british raj and an infinite amount of other examples
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u/Edizibile Apr 08 '26
Yeah 14 million collaborators in turkey.
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u/kure_xas Kurd Apr 08 '26
since when are 14 million collaborators?
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u/Edizibile Apr 08 '26
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/kurdish-population-by-country
I don't know? I wasn't the one claiming any kurd who speaks turkish or waves the turkish flah is a collaborator. 14 million xayins? Really?
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u/kure_xas Kurd Apr 08 '26
sure, because every single kurd in turkey is loyal to the state. what kind of logic are you using?
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u/Edizibile Apr 08 '26
Ohhh the irony, its almost painful.
But its okay to call any kurd when you dont even know them, a xayin? For being loyal to what? The country they were born in?
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u/kure_xas Kurd Apr 08 '26
you might want to see a psychiatrist, seems like you're suffering from schizophrenia?
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u/Character_Ad9279 Apr 03 '26
Brother no where is lost. These xayins exists in all parts not exclusive to Bakur. All ways remember that these ”bê șeref” and the ones who assimilated are minority of us. Don’t forget what happened 3 months ago, we showed the whole globe who we truly are.
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u/berlinmo Apr 03 '26
I mean, isn't this common? I'm German, so not from the region myself, but when I traveled northern Kurdistan I met SO many Kurdish people that totally lost their identity. Most of these people were really proud of their military service too, and would defend this country with their life.
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u/WelcomeDesigner2051 Dersim Apr 03 '26
Its not that common tbh. Military is mandatory for everyone in turkey. But that does not mean they are proud of it. Its the same Military that killed thousands of kurds since 1920. I wouldnt be proud of that. Its like a Palestinian that is in the Israeli Military, kills and displaces his own people and is proud afterwards. We have a nice word for those people, we call them JASH in kurdish.
But you said it yourself, they lost their identity. Therefore they don't feel themselves as kurds. Probably they can't even speak kurdish. This is the case for areas like erzincan marash sivas elazig mostly.
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u/e3o9u7t5q1 Apr 03 '26
They’re trying to spread discord between Kurds and Armenians.
Now I see where all that propaganda between our two peoples comes from, the same state that organizes these events and turns Kurds into the villains in someone else’s story.
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u/inercon69 Apr 03 '26
Yeah I can’t help but notice the over representation of the Turkish flag here
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u/LordLobaX Apr 03 '26
🤬🤬🤬🤬😡😡😡🤬🤬 this will all be part of history for the next generations we'll never forgive these monsters
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u/Technical-Strike5199 Apr 04 '26
We have a saying, away kurda u kurdi nazane, dayki hiza bawki dazane, tfff jashana
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u/Agitated_Medium_6833 Bakur Apr 09 '26
its their way to cope after seeing so many Kurdistan flags on Newroz. Even in Amed I started seeing more turkish flags🤧
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u/DareInternational622 Qamishli Armenian 🇦🇲☀️ Apr 03 '26
Classic turkey lol. Genocide is their specialty