...I was wondering how you dealt with your own hypocrisy .

You think I worry about a slight bit of hypocrisy? Oh fuck that's funny!

buster there are so many bigger fish for me to fry that you calling me a hypocrite just makes me giggle

...and now delusions of adequacy .

This

HaH you think I think that I'm adequate?

I just have much bigger things to think about than your calling me a hypocrite, you place much too much importance on yourself

I don't feel important, just noisy at times. so names and stuff really don't hurt.

If you say I'm wrong I may make you prove it, but hey..

Could be or could be not, I have heard both ways (that it could be pro-caliphate and also what you are saying), but in this case in the stadium, why arent the turkish crowd making the 1 minute silence respect? they are instead making noise and chanting those words, which could be the first (pro-caliphate).

Lets suppose we dont know what they actually mean, then why arent they giving their respects and doing the 1 minute silence?, can you answer this?.




So in Turkey chanting and making noise during the "1 minute silence respect" is actually paying their respects?. Can you answer this?.

This post was edited by Golden_Order on Nov 21 2015 09:59am

The information is verified and it's not the first time they sing that kind of "Martyrs never die, the homeland cannot be divided"...
They also sing it since the terror attack they had (100 deads)
You are an insult to logic. I would suggest you to stop wasting our internet bandwith.



And it's not the first time they break silence, btw its football supporters...
Note if they are also pissed of by western countries they may have a good reason.

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Nov 21 2015 10:12am

Why is it so hard for you to understand? They are Chanting "the Martyrs never die, the homeland cannot be divided" there is no maybe. translations have been made. and checked. Turkey is anti Terrorist just as much as the rest of us, they have seen their fair share of killings and evil deeds done at the terrorists hands.

Well, as addressed in the article, soccer games in that country usually don't last the full minute but instead the crowd usually chants something, and just last month when they experienced a terrorist attack of their own the crowd began chanting that same slogan. Also, as I showed in my first post, they used that same slogan in a anti-terrorism rally

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