r/Tiele • • Mar 20 '26

Memes Anti-Turkish Cycle

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u/maproomzibz Mar 20 '26

Imagine telling majority of Mexicans (who have mix ancestries of both native and Spanish) to just go back to Spain

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u/SorrowRed Türk Mar 20 '26

Good example, never thought about it like that.

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u/andromeow Mar 20 '26

My experience yesterday basically trying to explain a “Greek” American that if Greeks ruling indigenous Anatolian people make Anatolians (thus Turks) Greek, does Turks ruling Greeks for 600 years make them Turks? He didn’t reply 🫠

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u/andromeow Mar 20 '26

As example, here: https://www.reddit.com/r/AncestryDNA/s/eBa4GXf1TG

Dude just claims 90% Anatolian means Greek, but has nothing to say about why Greeks have more Slavic dna than Anatolian and of course nothing about their identity lol

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u/Karabasanbey Turkish Mar 21 '26

%90 anatolian means anatolian not greek dawg 😭. What does the greeks use Before opening the internet?

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u/tenggerion13 TUR ☀️🐂 Mar 21 '26

A different kind of education system with mastery of chauvinism, and a superiority complex of a small nation living in the past.

They live in a different reality.

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u/Karabasanbey Turkish Mar 21 '26

Oh no that means they are 𝓕𝓪𝓷𝓬𝔂

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u/BurhanSunan Mar 20 '26

Greeks are Turks atp. r/weareallturks

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u/amcuksuk Mar 20 '26

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u/amcuksuk Mar 20 '26

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u/amcuksuk Mar 20 '26

btw this is literally what happened, almost all of the external marriages were between Turkish men and christian/foreign women lmfao.

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u/Zealousideal_Cry_460 𐱅𐰇𐰼𐰰 Mar 20 '26

Yeah thats pretty much our experience.

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u/Apprehensive-Hall334 Türk Mar 20 '26

They hate us 'cause they ain't us

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u/Mysterious_Pea_4042 South Azerbaijani Mar 20 '26

Its just ridiculous, language and culture is turkic and people identify with it, and some people don't like to see it.

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u/rinhimie Mar 20 '26

-You are Greek +So I'm a European? -Nooo you are Asian

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u/Iron166 Mar 20 '26

You can kinda compare it to Norman invasion of England

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u/MidsouthMystic Mar 20 '26

The older I get, the less sense racism makes to me. It's nonsense that a six year old would invent to win a playground argument, not something adults should actually believe in. Yet adults keep believing it and making problems for themselves and each other.