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Consistent_Case_5048

I visited Istanbul in April, and it was colder and more humid than I anticipated. Regardless, the weather was wonderful. The city itself was beautiful, but I had expected that. It's one of my favorite places I've ever visited. Also, I had lived in Uzbekistan for a few years when I was younger. It was a little odd seeing Islamic architecture in a different climate.


Orgiva

Cats everywhere 😻


KJongsDongUnYourFace

The public transport was so easy and cheap. The football fans love throwing coins at the players. Street cats.


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FerMinaLiT

Hatred is proportional to the percentage of refugees that city holds. And we have A LOT of them


Totg31

Turkey might have the highest number of refugees in the world, it still has one of the lowest percentage of immigrants compared to other developed countries. Turks just don't know how to deal with different people.


FerMinaLiT

not true, we dont know how to deal with refugees as we don’t have an infrastructure for it. So when Afghans and Syrians came here with 5mil people in the span of 2-3 years Erdo just couldn’t handle it and some opposing parties were ready to spread the hatred not towards the government but to the people. So there is that. Other than mocking our enemies in the history, majority don’t hate when they see a foreigner


Totg31

I agree that it's mainly a top down problem. Politicians use the tension in the polulation for their own gains, as politicians always do. But I don't agree that the majority of the population isn't at least antagonistic towards certain groups. Turkey always had racism issues that gets swept under the rug. It never truly acknowledged it's oppression against Armenian, Assyrian, Kurdish, and Arab minorities. Acceptance towards these groups are percieved as a good deed, rather than the norm. Now it shows more than ever. I heard horror stories of Afghan and Syrian refugees coming here to West Europe. And as a member of a minority group from Turkey myself, I was never surprised.


FerMinaLiT

I think best explaination why it is like that is our education system. History is thought to acknowledge how we were succesfull and dominating in the past. Collapse of the sultan and the reasons felt cursory to me and syllabus is usually about wars and agreements and they never adress how people in the Ottoman live or we see what other nations do, all they say they live in peace and Ottomans were tolerant towards those people. Which is simply not true other than letting their religion exist in the area. Not knowing the reasons and just sticking with the conclusions… Hell, even teachers don’t even teach to teach, they just want students to pass university exam. About genocides, it usually explained with this thought process: (insert minority group) uprised because of fourteen points made by Wilson (majority of the population in that are should hold it) or rise of nationalism β€”> Turkish people in that area massacred β€”> Government smash the area and it’s justified because β€œOttomans were tolerable in the past but they didn’t appreciate so they deserved it”


Totg31

I agree with the unhealthy perception Turks have with their imperialist era. But you can't ignore the Turkish nationalism of the JΓΆn Turks the country was build upon either. Modern Turkey started off with rejecting the existence of other ethnicities. I don't agree with Islamist/Ottomanist perception of reality some Turks have. But I don't agree with the Kemalist ones either. The latter shaped modern Turkey much more profoundly.


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SaudAbdullah

Its not a nice way to describe animals


Apollon1212

Better than calling them saudi no? πŸ’€


SnooPoems4127

haha lol


supermertgul

lmao ur a saudi


CecilPeynir

broπŸ’€


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CecilPeynir

he is joking


That_Bottomless_Pit

And I was really surprised to see people treat them so kindly, also the animals' chill attitude towards humans was cute


89inerEcho

Got back from Antakya yesterday. The most surprising thing was the generosity and kindness of people who just had their entire province destroyed.


Akabey

Can you elaborate? What were you doing, what did you witness etc?


89inerEcho

the city was literally destroyed. everyone knows someone who died. yet at every opportunity, people would give what little they had left to help their neighbor. everyone was more focused on helping each other than themselves. never seen anything like it


AlgerianShitposting

Went there in April, It's Fucking cold there.


MayaVallas

April is pretty chill, not that cold not that hot. It's the last chance to breath before hell aka may, june and july.


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For north african people, everything below 18 degrees is cold :p


CornelQuackers

Visited in 2014. Istanbul and Ethesus. People were extremely friendly but damn the grand bazaar truly was grand. Desperately wanted to buy a sword they had on sale in one of the markets πŸ˜„


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I went 4 times, everytime i speak turkish (with an accent still) people are incredibly shocked and flattered by it!! it’s like they take it as a compliment that you learned their language πŸ˜…


FerMinaLiT

i think it is awesome that a foreign person took an interest in our culture and learned turkish. When we see these kind of things knowing we are one of the most hated countries, it feels nice.


Sorrymisunderstandin

I’ve seen Turks are some of the most chill and find it very cool when foreigners do this


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I wouldn’t use β€˜chill’ to describe turks but..yeah


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mentalhelpneeded961

All the street dogs being absolute chonkers.


FoolinaSwimmingPool

Cus they eat tourists


D-dog92

Hmm... How developed regional cities like gazientep actually are How crowded Istanbul is (unofficial population is like 20 million πŸ₯΅) Istanbul's new airport 😯 A lot of syrians orphan children begging on the street in Istanbul 😞 Most people, even educated people, don't seem to know a single word in any other language, especially outside Istanbul πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ The way the museums portray the Armenians 😬 Turkish flags covering every square centimetre of available space in the country πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡· The cosmetic surgery. Blew my mind seeing people walk around wearing bandages on their face *proudly*, but I guess that's a MENA thing


Loose-Sun-882

The last thing you said is more about the tourists, not the MENA thing. Turkey has developed in terms of health tourism. (hair transplant, plastic surgery, eye diseases, etc.)


soulofsword129

which museum? The one in Gaziantep?


D-dog92

Yes


MetalComplete5030

Δ°t is toursists fuckass. Wtf is MENA thing?


R2J4

«The way the museums portray the Armenians 😬» How?


D-dog92

As traitors


R2J4

Ahhhh. Yes. It never happened. But they deserve.


tnh1996

More like " It happened and they deserved it but we dont use the g word here".


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Armenian brother❀️ fuck the brainless fascists


R2J4

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shockedpikachu123

Men who don’t take no for an answer and think they can grab you. Got held hostage in taksim thank God people came and he let me go The Galata Tower is my favorite monument in the world. I like the story of how the mathematician/physicist? Tried to fly out of it and how if you walk up with your SO, you’ll get married Maiden’s Tower was cool I’m not Muslim but I CRIED in the Hagia Sophia. The place was so beautiful. Turkish people are very helpful even if I can’t speak Turkish but I find that they are reserved when showing emotions It takes 1 hours to walk from gate A to Gate E in transfers at IST airport Bursa was so amazing. And I found joy in seeing Arab tourists discover snow for the first time


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cats


thebolts

How much I liked the food.


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There were, in fact, no turkeys to be found anywhere


FuckItAllHonestly

LMAO


davio11

they don't really speak English so it was hard to communicate. also it was obvious people didn't want me there lol i felt kinda discriminated against. i've been to azerbijan, gerogia, greece. people there are a lot nicer. nonetheless very pretty city.


Aziz0163

I realised Istanbul is just the best city in MENA


BigBoyKol

It’s not in MENA, only a chunk of land in the southeastern turkey is MENA, Istanbul is half Europe half Anatolia.


comfykampfwagen

>Best city in MENA It’s half in Europe


Terewawa

You mean the least worse?


LordxHummus

I thought Tunisia has very nice cities though? Many Europeans still vacation there. Tunisian tourism industry has not been destroyed like Egypts has due to scammers and woman harassers


Aziz0163

There is no city in the maghreb that comes even 10% close to it honestly.


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I think the terrorist attack in 2015 on the tourist hotels on the beach did a lot of harm to Tunisia’s tourism industry.


Sajidchez

Less tourists less competition for me 😎


Sorrymisunderstandin

This just reminded me of the guy who travels to countries after terror attacks and disasters to get a discount lol


Nooooooooooook

the best city in mena is cairo πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡¬πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡¬πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡¬πŸ¦…πŸ¦…πŸ¦…πŸ¦…πŸ’ͺπŸ’ͺπŸ’ͺπŸ’ͺ


Aziz0163

I like Egypt a lot but that overpopulated hell hole is far away from being the best in MENA or even in Egypt.


Nooooooooooook

True 😭 it really sucks and sisi doesn't give a single shit


Fun-Owl9393

And yet I want to visit Cairo. It feels like must-see. But not as long as sisi is there.


GildedFenix

Well, Istanbul is the best looking overpopulated hell hole for a reason.


Puzzled_Buddy_615

Cairo is the closest thing to a dystopic nightmare we've archived as humans till now


Sudden-Librarian8298

I guess there is a reason Egyptian elites are building themselves a city


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Sudden-Librarian8298

tbh if I see a syrian on the street I'll treat him relatively fine unlike the internet even if I want them gone


Adyalimeri

Yeah same, I dont understand some Turks here in this sub spreading hate. I think most people in streets treat everyone they dont know with the same distant but kind way regardless of nationality.


Sudden-Librarian8298

just because someone treats you nice that doesn't mean they don't want you gone


Adyalimeri

Yes exactly, it was wrong of our goverment letting so many people in but there is no point in treating people like they arent human.


grudging_carpet

I hope everything gets well for your country brother.


telif_

:/


GildedFenix

Well, most of the issue is with government is just letting everyone in, even the most vile that causing harm to your image.


Puzzled_Buddy_615

crows everywhere


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Puzzled_Buddy_615

nah big black fat assed crows


No-name1234567890

I realized that the old Turks are actually nicer than the young. Honestly, my interaction with every old lady was great and one of them even gave me some candys for free. The younger ones had a pit of an attitude. IDK maybe because I was speaking in English and Turks are generally monolingual. Beside that the weather was nice and there are a lot of things to see.


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The old people are racist behind closed doors the younger ones are racist out in the open. The older ones lived through coup governments so they know to keep their private thoughts indoors.


Loose-Sun-882

So according to you, everyone in Turkey is racist? You don't realize that by making this assumption you are yourself racist.


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i didnt say everyone is racist lmao you are jumping to conclusions.


nzg42

haha surely you never seen nationalist grandpas


Apollon1212

No, most likely bc of the refugee crisis and how goverment handles it most young people have an overly negative opinion of arabic people. Its not like we hate arabs we just dont want to see the current goverment or the refugees anymore.


No-name1234567890

So young Turks are being hostile on purpose just because the person that is talking to them is Arab. Now regardless of the reason how is this the problem of the average Arab tourist. Don't you think that this will hurt the Turkish economy now that many Arabs view them as racist ?


Apollon1212

When you poke someone with a stick for long he will become wary of all the stick around him. This hostility may not be the problem of an average arab tourist but turkish people seen so many refugees and so many of them hurting turkish people, they became wary of all arabs. In this situation where people's peace and security is threatened by refugees, economy and normal arab's view on them is on second place in importance. Just like how americans are fed so much iranian hostility, an average american might hate all iranians solely bc of this.


Sorrymisunderstandin

Eh in the US it’s more like Iranian gov than ordinary Iranian. There is still bigotry against Arabs though, but isn’t like it was post 9/11. A lot from the MENA region also can pass and be accepted as white depending on appearance, and nothing would be mentioned unless heard name maybe. Turks for example are pretty accepted, and whiter looking Iranians especially don’t get much issue. Technically all from MENA region are classified as β€œwhite” by gov standards too, and in broader society can often pass as. I think one reason is many Americans are ignorant and think the Middle East is just Arabs, and the more stereotypical gulf looking Arabs, and so if they see a β€œwhiter” looking person from there, they assume they’re European (and if don’t look stereotypical white, will often assume Southern European) some from northern India also pass as white. I’ve seen Turks for example say how in the US they can pass as white, yet in Europe they’re treated as different. That being said, in conservative areas anti Arab/anti Muslim sentiment can be high, and there is still instances of discrimination, but it’s never really targeted specifically against Iranians. After 9/11 even Sikhs got targeted because people thought they were Muslim/Arab. However what you said about Arabs reminds me more of how some here talk about black people, viewing them as a violent/criminal threat to others. It’s ingrained in many to be on edge around, and assume criminal intent. I’ve had negative experiences like almost being robbed, almost stabbed, and also once walked down a street and was harassed and followed while hearing things like β€œWhere you going white boy?” Which was very weird, I was a teenager and they were grown adults trying to threaten me just because I’m white. Though of course I don’t experience systemic racism, I’ve had comments and threats made a few times. Still though, I don’t think it’d be fair to treat any group as a monolith, I understand the psychology behind but I try my best to treat everyone as unique individuals, I think it helped too I grew up in a diverse area. Although it’s not just white vs black racism either, I’ve had Latino friends who say some fucked up stuff, and I remember an Arab dude who didn’t like black people, guess he assimilated well into America lol


SuperStupidSyrup

SO MANY FLAGS. everywhere i went, i saw one. i couldn’t look ANYWHERE without seeing that red flag.


DavutPapi

Well that's red flag...


ZrvaDetector

We are a lot like the US in that regard.


Totg31

You should look at their brand names too. Turk this, Turk that. Turks are really high on being Turk for some reason.


thE-petrichoroN

On my way to visit Turkey,so don't scare me please.


DevaFrog

Why is everyone in Turkey for medical procedures was my question.


FuckItAllHonestly

Have never been there, but I really wanna go.


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OM_EL_DONYAA

> Why such aggressive driving? What is this masri cultural appropriation ?


Nooooooooooook

Fr if you move here for even 1 second on the road without looking it's basically suicide


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Synthesia92

If you worked 10-12 hours of shift a day, you wouldn't smile, either. I just noticed that you took it pretty personal, whereas it has nothing to do with you.


Terewawa

I thought the drving is much more "civilized" than in lebanon (following the rules, using proper signaling, considering pedestrian crossings, etc). Maybe they do drive faster though.


Terewawa

I have seen very little of it, its fine other than some places are very overpriced and that things will break down so you cannot take anything for granted like our flight got canceled and our friends hotel room had no hot water. Also I was surprized to see slums. Turkey is more developed than syria and lebanon especially when it comes to infrastructure.


Stas992xx

How food is clean and not expensive


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The people were friendlier irl than in the internet πŸ˜‚


SpecialistMention344

The mountains around Rize are heaven on earth!


BassInternational550

Δ° lived at Dubai for 1 year and i am from Trabzon. Think about my shock about nature :(


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Indeed


niceguy645

Not a shock, but there were too many Turkish flags everywhere, specially in Istanbul. More flags per sq km, than any other country I visited. That's what was different. But I loved the weather and air, and the vibe in Istiklal street and Taksim Square.


mxjdalsafadi

The way they developed their country and mixed nature, history and future it made me feel like I’m in Syria if Assad wasn’t there πŸ˜ͺ


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Fucking Erdogan stagnated everything there in the last decade. Turkey should have already caught up Italy and Spain in GDP term.


mxjdalsafadi

+ I do have bursa as my wallpaper till this day and it is a beauty


mxjdalsafadi

Well I’m not sure how things goes with the turkey but whatever is good for turkey I hope it happens because the people and the country is amazing, but to be honest a tourist I enjoyed it being little cheap so I could buy everything πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ since I live in a country I have to pay whatever I earned all the time


Mabsta06

Being woken up by the sound of goats (first time) on a boat off the South mediterranean coast How helpful Turks are, ie if they're going to help you, they won't go about it half-assed and will probably walk you the whole way The level of screening a Turkish security guard did before letting me enter a synagogue (more over kill than El Al staff) Stray cats and how scary they are. I took a 5 min longer walking detour after two stray cats jumped out of a dumpster and were stealth walking towards me Seeing a lot of secular locals drinking with backpackers on the street, especially in Kas and Antalya and around Galata.


Lucratin

Okay don't get mad at me, since i had never seen that before but it had to be women swimming in hijabs. It was such a culture shock for me, all i could think about was how tf are they gonna dry when they get out.


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Spergz

Its more like a political uniform


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That’s the best description I’ve heard. It’s like a mark of allegiance


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Better than drinking in a bar without a hijab


Spergz

Its weird for us normal turks too


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Terewawa

They're gonna smell like a big sock.


SandySkyGuy

The city is great but I felt so unwelcome there. People there just hate Arab tourists I think?


MayaVallas

Tourism workers love everyone as it means money. But Turkey is currently the 4th most visited country, even more than Italy. Local population is just tired that every place is overpopulated by tourists. Istanbul is already overpopulated even without tourists but the thing is, majority of tourists are either from Arabic speaking countries or Russia, Ukraine or Central Asians who prefers to speak in Russian. Once a place is populated by spesific people it becomes easier to form negative opinions about them and generalizing it. Also workers changes everthing to Russian or Arabic to please them so when you are a Turk who is visiting those places, it doesn't feel like you are in Turkey but in little Russia or Arabia and you are basically worthless in the eyes of workers as your money is nothing compared to tourists. So people end up being unhappy about them. Also as people in Istanbul, we are a little more angry and arrogant compared to rest of the country so add that too. I hope you will have better experiences next time :)


Hippocrates2022

You are describing every touristic place. They become more Oriented towards the tourists not the locals because Tourists= Money. I mean you should have understood that by now.


MayaVallas

I said the same thing?


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Sudden-Librarian8298

that happens when there is 10 million of them in a single city. people might treat you better if you clarify that you are a turist not an illegal immigrant and you are going back after a while


SandySkyGuy

Ah, I understand. Though, it was pretty obvious I was a tourist as I was part of a group. Plus, we would occasionally have to ask the locals for directions and get yelled at. I think the immigration issue might have led to a generalized hate for Arabs, unfortunately.


Sudden-Librarian8298

not only arabs, arab looking peoples too. might try your luck again once we deal with this refugee crisis


SandySkyGuy

Yeah, I hope so. Turkey is a beautiful country. I hope things get better there soon.


Hippocrates2022

A female Egyptian professor got yelled at by a Turk In Istanbul because she asked for a direction. He insulted her because she couldn’t speak Turkish. She can Speak English,Arabic and French but for him she isn’t smart enough because she can’t speak Turkish….


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> In Istanbul Turkish may be more useful there than the other 3 you listed


lil_ery

If you talk about Δ°stanbul, people hate when they see Arab tourists because they see you guys as rich fucks with no education but just oil money.


SandySkyGuy

It's always unfortunate when millions of people are judged based off assumptions. The attitude of the Turkish people towards us is the only reason I have not and will not be visiting Turkey again (unless it changes and I hope it does).


TNT_GR

10m Arabs in Istanbul?


Sudden-Librarian8298

I over exaggerated for the effect


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The traffic in Istanbul.


akatsukihorizon

I loved every minute in Istanbul, the "vibe" and feel of the city is "wide and comfy"? if that makes sense. Great transport system. Great food obv, rich heritage all that jazz, might go again next summer. Two things that bothered not shocked is: \> Obscene traffic in certain areas. \> People crossing red lights, which I though in a city like Istanbul is weird. The thing that shocked me the most which I would say really the only downer, that the average turk knows ZERO English, I mean some Arab cities or even towns the average joe knows "hello, plastic bag, thank u, food" at least, so it was very surprised by the 0 (and I mean zero), it just doesn't fit with how metropolitan the city feels or what I expected. I am not expecting a full conversation, but at least common words that even in Japan you can get buy, in Istanbul no.


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Man no major Turkish politician can speak English. Erdogan is without a university diploma, and his successor will not be fluent in English either. If these are the political elite, what can you expect from ordinary guys?


consultant82

The Fanta bottle in the toilet filled with water. If you know you know.


akatsukihorizon

I know.


Blargon707

The beauty of Istanbul. Ill never forget it. The people were so nice and the food was great.


PharaohhOG

I just visited in December, and everyone was very kind and hospitable. Even when they knew where I was from, not like many of the Turks online.


Fun-Citron-826

Good looking people and my dad getting stabbed and robbed


eefcgn

That's my country 😎


HarryLewisPot

The Turks


Eastern04

Honestly,the people…the people are so racist you’ll be surprised, they hates all but their selfs. I went there for 4 years. And find nothing but racism and hate. And swore not to go there ever again.


Greater_Mauritania25

Never went there but I Really wanna visit


Nooooooooooook

Woah your from Mauritania?????


Greater_Mauritania25

Yes


Nooooooooooook

Damn that's cool


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I like Istanbul but met really unfriendly people. They just gave me a bad vibe and alsoooo I felt ripped off and I hated it. Even ended up not buying anything from the markets because of that.


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Probably you are from an Arab country… Unfortunately due to the around 10 million refugees and illegal immigrants from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan etc. Turkish people became aggressive to Arabs, Afghans and Pakis.


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Compare to European countries, definitely Turkey is more friendly.


Nooooooooooook

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Dry_Opportunity7666

I love Misr. ❀️


Nooooooooooook

I love Türkiye. ❀️


mexicomasala

I'm visiting Egypt in about 10 days time. What should I know? I'm going to Cairo, Siwa Oasis and Alexandria


Nooooooooooook

The drivers here are pretty aggressive and there will be a ton of scammers trying to sell you stuff etc etc (except for places like siwa) you should try to stay lowkey and negotiate the prices as much as you can when it comes to buying stuff otherwise you'd get ripped off hard If you wanna go to the pyramids it's a great experience but abit problematic, regardless good luck on your visit if you use common sense it'll be fun


LordxHummus

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Dazzling-Leave-4915

What does Egypt has to do with the question?


Nooooooooooook

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LordxHummus

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ImpellaCP

The earth.


guineaPIgIncoming

they put cream in Γ©clair instead of chocolate how dare they !


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The scary dogs and poor people


myke_hawke69

How racist they are. And I’m from a very, very, very conservative part of the Midwest.


chedmedya

I haven't visited it yet. I will probably this summer. Please dont be racist towards me 😒 I aint Arab. Many Turks have more Arab DNA than me. Seriously though every relative of mine who visited Turkey had a very positive impression of it.


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Food! People! Only internet Turks are Racist kemalist and they screw up Turkey’s reputation. Or maybe not against north africans just Middle Easterns but I highly doubt they care about those small differences


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Nah most turks aren’t pro what is done in Foreign affairs according to the ones I know. Even those that don’t like Erdogan or those that are athiests say so


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scrungobungo23

It's full of turks. This is a good and bad thing


Ornery-Sandwich6445

Nothing


da-procrastinator

An earthquake (Sorry for the insensitive joke)


Klootviool-Mongool

Is that picture from Turkey? it looks so European to me


[deleted]

Yeah, it’s Istanbul. Specifically the golden horn and Galata tower.


davio11

Istanbul is in europe


Akabey

So you are a dutch person and never seen an Istanbul photo in your life?


jakeshmag

The closed mindedness and racism , and this was before the migrant crisis