TURKISHIZATION AND THE TURKISH LEFT!..
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Just related to this topic I made a program, but now the question I will write below came to my mind: “I wonder if the English left in Britain wanted them to become English before the Irish or Scots?” I stayed all these years but I didn't hear it, I may have missed it, but I still don't think so. Or have such things been requested in similar countries? But we want this from the Kurds, and we don't just want it, we make it look like they want it.
Today Plus Reality In Remzi Budancır's article in , researcher Reha Ruhavioğlu gave some statistics and explained that the problem was that the Kurds wanted to become Turkish, but this did not happen, and said that they attributed the loss of votes to this.
In the article, Ruhavioğlu stated the results of the survey as “According to the research; When asked "What do you think about HDP's Turkeyization Policy?", "I find it true. The rate of those who said that they should continue the policy of Turkishization” was 42 percent. The rate of those who said that they found this policy wrong and should abandon the policy of Turkishization remained at 20.9 percent. On the other hand, 37.1 percent of the respondents said, "I do not know/have no idea about the politics of Turkishization." he explains.
According to this research, two questions come to my mind then, the first one is the person who is so involved in politics, Could 37% of the living Kurdish people be unaware of such an issue, or do they prefer to remain silent rather than expressing their opposition? Secondly, are those who did not go to the polls in the last election, who wanted to become Turkish but did not go to the polls because they could not become Turkish, or, for themselves, first solve the Kurdish problem, live in peace and then -if they need- become Turkish?
< span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">When HDP was established, everyone was excited and we all went to the polls with the courage of “We will cross the dam”. We cannot dismiss the left and socialist wing within the CHP here (which I will write about in my next article). And when the HDP was established, first the Kurdish party BDP was closed and all the Kurds made room for themselves in the HDP that almost everyone came from.
With 40 years of struggle and struggle for peace in their own parties, the Kurdish problem is not only in Turkey or the Middle East, but also in the world. These people, who brought it to a debatable point, and naturally the PKK, suddenly found something like Turkishization in front of them.
In fact, they wanted them to become Turkish. The vast majority of those who said they said they would solve the Kurdish Question when they came to power, but they did not really believe it. There were a few elections and I don't know if the Kurds have become Turkish, but the Turks have started to elect many deputies.
I don't want to write too many details, but The last election was presented as a game of those who could not become Kurds but wanted the Kurds to become Turkish. The Workers' Party of Turkey took advantage of the Kurdish threshold and entered the election separately, on the grounds that their base would not get enough votes when they entered the elections together with the Kurds (although they do not fully explain this, they are known to talk).
I think the decision not to participate in the election or the decrease in participation started here, because the Turks could not become Kurds enough, they were rejected by the Kurds who did not want to become Turkish. While TİP was taking this attitude towards the Kurds and HDP, Ahmet Şık was also referring to Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's Alevism. The result is in the middle, instead of the possibility of creating at least 10 more proxies together, TYPE 4 proxies were produced.
Same logic, IYI Party and Meral Akşener to CHP and Nation Alliance. If the election had been entered as an alliance there, at least 20 deputies would have been replaced and the second round would have gone with the majority of the parliament.
As you can see, Someone could not be Kurdified, Alevized, and hello again Erdogan.
