Author Topic: [NEWS] Turkey votes to suspend democracy, enact dictatorship  (Read 6107 times)

who knows. they voted on it democratically so it doesn't matter. people vote on bad decisions all the time, but that's the point of a democracy- to give people what they want based on a vote

ballots distributed but left blank or otherwise improperly marked were automatically counted as yes votes.

ballots distributed but left blank or otherwise improperly marked were automatically counted as yes votes.

Source plz

Source plz
Quote from: from the op
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-39617700

The Republican People's Party (CHP) demanded a recount of 60% of votes. They criticised a decision to accept unstamped ballot papers as valid unless proven otherwise.


anyone up for another genocide


never underestimate metario's power of changing subjects
i blame my dad for this
on that subject dads are gay

I drew up a better map of Turkey

yes please. would also be cool if we got a smaller turkey around instanbul and called it 'byzantium'

yes please. would also be cool if we got a smaller turkey around instanbul and called it 'byzantium'

greece

see what we're gonna do is we're gonna work our way up to Erdogan's doorstep by heading straight through all the other stuffty Arab countries and then we're gonna forget him really hard in the ass

see what we're gonna do is we're gonna work our way up to Erdogan's doorstep by heading straight through all the other stuffty Arab countries and then we're gonna forget him really hard in the ass
Can I do the ass loving part?
Also obligatory deus vult

why though

its there choice to become a dictatorship, why get involved?

it's not like they willingly voted for this lmao

do you guys actually think they voted and where 100% willing?
they probably had a gun to their families heads or something

it's not like they willingly voted for this lmao

do you guys actually think they voted and where 100% willing?
they probably had a gun to their families heads or something
well I'm willing to bet the 99.9% voter turnout was because
ballots distributed but left blank or otherwise improperly marked were automatically counted as yes votes.
which actually happened

so you're basically right

I would assume this would put Turkey further away from becoming an EU member, but then again these days, who knows?