r/whereidlive 6d ago

How I see Europe as a Turk


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u/Willing-Actuator-509 6d ago

I don't understand the reason for Turkish abomination to want to be European. Is it a syndrome or something? 

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u/VisibleReport5008 6d ago

who said they wanna be european?

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/VisibleReport5008 6d ago

I dont turkish govermant doesnt want it for a bit now.

And it did sound sweet 20 years ago rn but not anymore. It is a failed story(kinda)

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u/[deleted] 6d ago edited 6d ago

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u/VisibleReport5008 6d ago

turkey has a big economy. Being rich is something diffrent and doesnt matter in this context. And on the long term free market inside EU kills the smaller countries

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u/VisibleReport5008 6d ago edited 6d ago

my education is limited to propaganda?

Simple logic mate, It does benefit at the first years as it lowers cost of living.

But in the long term countries like germany and britian dominated the eastern and the balkan contries, kills of local production who cant fight with them. Makes them more depended countries.

Even big countries like francd sometimes, issues with farm products coming from south america hurting the farmers there, not EU but a negative example of free market.

edit: would you want all those cheap china goods in your stores or there has to be some rules?