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Turkish Press Scan
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27 Sep 2011 Tue 03:39 pm |
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28 Sep 2011 Wed 05:49 pm |
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28 Sep 2011 Wed 07:29 pm |
Didnt know that Turkish volleyball girls were so strong and play wonderfully.
Watching the match Turkey-Russia. Well done Turkish girls!
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29 Sep 2011 Thu 08:07 am |
Didnt know that Turkish volleyball girls were so strong and play wonderfully.
Watching the match Turkey-Russia. Well done Turkish girls!
Turkia is this year´s World and Europe champion in the Junior Women. So naturally we should expect something from the Senior Women as well, right?
By the way Russia is the last World champion in Seniors.
Time to time I feed some news here:
Volley news
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29 Sep 2011 Thu 08:50 am |
How they dare to block our PM reenter to the U.N building through the exit doors
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29 Sep 2011 Thu 04:54 pm |
Very funny, scalpel!
How they dare to block our PM reenter to the U.N building through the exit doors
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30 Sep 2011 Fri 12:21 am |
http://www.todayszaman.com/news-258336-eu-to-ease-visa-for-turkey-complete-removal-to-follow.html
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30 Sep 2011 Fri 02:57 pm |
I am worried about the cartoonist who is on trial. I thought there was freedom of religion, and freedom of opinion in Turkey?
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30 Sep 2011 Fri 03:23 pm |
I am worried about the cartoonist who is on trial. I thought there was freedom of religion, and freedom of opinion in Turkey?
There is freedom of opinion here. But there is a question : Whose opinion?
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30 Sep 2011 Fri 04:18 pm |
I Think the right to freedom of opinion and expression does not include the right to insult the others´ sacred values. Writing "there is no God, religion is a lie" on the wall of the mosque in that cartoon was not a good idea, and it added nothing good to the cartoon but made me wonder what the cartoonist´s IQ would be...
Edited (9/30/2011) by scalpel
[adding "good"]
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30 Sep 2011 Fri 04:33 pm |
I Think the right to freedom of opinion and expression does not include the right to insult the others´ sacred values. Writing "there is no God, religion is a lie" on the wall of the mosque in that cartoon was not a good idea, and it added nothing good to the cartoon but made me wonder what the cartoonist´s IQ would be...
People are offended by many things. You can´t ban them all. Let everyone talk what they want.Community and history will judge them. Most importantly they will judge themselves. As a Muslim I am not offended by those words. Because God still exists whatever he says and religioun is not a lie. No need to create victims.
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30 Sep 2011 Fri 04:55 pm |
I agree that there is a fine line between freedom and good/bad taste. However, I don´t think having bad taste in humor should be a crime.
Edited (9/30/2011) by Elisabeth
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30 Sep 2011 Fri 05:10 pm |
People are offended by many things. You can´t ban them all. Let everyone talk what they want.Community and history will judge them. Most importantly they will judge themselves. As a Muslim I am not offended by those words. Because God still exists whatever he says and religioun is not a lie. No need to create victims.
He can live and draw new cartoons..I wouldn´t be disturbed for he lives on the same planet as I do But still wondering what is his IQ
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30 Sep 2011 Fri 08:42 pm |
I agree that there is a fine line between freedom and good/bad taste. However, I don´t think having bad taste in humor should be a crime.
It is not crime for me either... Did you examine the cartoon? Writing "there is no god, religion is a lie" on the wall of the mosque should be explain with ´bad taste in humor", or simply stupidity? Just because he did that in a cartoon, doesn´t mean it´s a matter of art/humor. Moreover it is not the part of the "gist" of the joke.
Personaly I am not offended by that cartoon, but really surprised with lack of quality in it.
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30 Sep 2011 Fri 09:14 pm |
It is not crime for me either... Did you examine the cartoon? Writing "there is no god, religion is a lie" on the wall of the mosque should be explain with ´bad taste in humor", or simply stupidity? Just because he did that in a cartoon, doesn´t mean it´s a matter of art/humor. Moreover it is not the part of the "gist" of the joke.
Personaly I am not offended by that cartoon, but really surprised with lack of quality in it.
I do think that this was in very bad taste. I just don´t agree that it is a crime. Although I am not personally offended by it, I can certainly see how it would be offensive to some. I would be willing to bet money that the cartoonist knew very well that this would be offensive and did it to test the limits of free speech in Turkey.
Edited (9/30/2011) by Elisabeth
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30 Sep 2011 Fri 09:51 pm |
SÜPRER!
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30 Sep 2011 Fri 09:57 pm |
What makes me wonder is why put just the cartoonist on trial? Why not the Penguin´s editor or art director? Somebody had to approve the cartoon before publishing it.
I read the message as a personal opinion and as such it should not be considered any more insulting as the contrary claim. If saying God doesn´t exist insults those who believe in him, why shouldn´t atheists be insulted by people who say that God exists? It works both ways.
However, do I think the message was necessary to the cartoon? No. I see no other point of it than to stir up controversy, it didn´t add anything to the humour
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01 Oct 2011 Sat 02:28 am |
The joke of the cortoon is that that man is calling GOd, "my lord, is it possible if I don´T perform the last part of the prayer? I have a thing to do..Thank you very much my Lord, have a nice day"
"Allah yoktur, din yalandır" (which is shown in red circle) can be seen by curious eyes..
I am saying again, I am not at all offended by the cartoon, but just trying to understand those who are offended.
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06 Oct 2011 Thu 12:38 pm |
Or tunci´s thread He posted the full text of some of these there
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