Hahaha... It was "Ottoman Empire" not "Turkey" and like you said it was a kingdom. Your country did massracres under "Democracy". Your country still does massracres under "Democracy".

>Please note that you mention few things that originated at times when Turkey was still a monarchy with more than serious problems in 'human rights'. For example, I would like to ask you about your position in regard to Armenian massacres.
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>>I didn't said I don't discuss our problems. I just said don't defend your countries human right violations with attack about other ountries.
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>>Of course Turkey has a lot of human right violations. A lot...
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>>I didn't focused just for your problems. I discuss about our human right problems everyday too at Turkey. My father-of-law thinks I'm an anarchist. My daughter like me too.. I like that.
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>>I just saw a message about old-new compare and I bite a bit... You know that's my nature... ;)
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>>>I don't understand...
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>>>You never fail to point out every failure of the U.S. that you see, yet you won't discuss any problems that exist in your own country. Why is that? Why are you more focused on the problems here than at home?
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>>>I don't deny we have much to fix, but so do other countries. Shouldn't human rights be a universal effort?
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>>>>Come on Tracy if human rights would be worse than USA will you be luck?
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>>>>We never had racist laws at Turkey...
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>>>>>We still have work to do, it's true. It is also a worldwide problem. I'm curious Metin, have these human rights issues been resolved in Turkey?
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>>>>>http://hrw.org/englishwr2k8/docs/2008/01/31/turkey17727.htm
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>>>>>>What about death sentence. Isn't that about human rights? I cannot understand a people can hangup Washington and can't hang up at Los Angeles (City names selected by random, I don't know which city hang up people).
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>>>>>>>... When it comes to rights and freedoms though, it should be set by the federal government (as it is now).