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i don't know them much

2007-01-22 01:43:02 · 29 answers · asked by GonE 3 in Travel Europe (Continental) Greece

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Well, I am a greek, and unlike Selin above, I dont like to criticize other people.
I've known a few Turks and they are quite nice guys.
And I've known many greeks that are jerks.
Its not a matter of nationality. Its a matter of personality. You can find good guys and bad guys everywhere regardless of color, race, hairstyle or whatever.
And you cannot judge people as a total when you have met only a few of them. How can I say anything about Turks if I have not lived in Turkey? Same stands for Turks. And for everyone. Nor can you express an opinion agaist people based on their country's political actions. Politicians also do not define people's characters.
I prefer to live with my arms and eyes open to all, instead of placing tags on people's heads marking them as "good" and "bad".
Some greeks dont like Turks due to history. Same goes for many Turks. Well, I say WAKE UP PEOPLE... History is history and thats that. We live today not yesterday. But at least thats what I think.
What I can say about the Turks is what I also have to say about Greeks. Both people would be better if they realised, for once, that we are neighbors and we should start acting like it. We share the same sea, the same sky, and we even share a lot of cities. I hate about both Greeks and Turks that we always jump at each other's throats over who owns what little useless piece of rock in the Aegeum, or who flew over who's borders.
I think we are very similar as people, but both us Greeks as well as the Turks are too damn proud to accept it. Hope that changes.
:)

2007-01-22 02:04:06 · answer #1 · answered by kaustikos1981 4 · 18 2

I also have no problem with people from other countries. I am Greek and i have met many Turks here in UK that i live and i have found more similarities than differences. As 'kaustikos' said don't judge them because of their politicians and don't judge us because of our politicians. The people of these two countries are loving and very hospitable. Having different religions doesn't make much difference since we both like peace and want to live in harmony. There is a minority in both countries that has hatred in their hearts or so they believe, but it happens everywhere.

2007-01-26 01:18:12 · answer #2 · answered by Ancient spirit 3 · 0 0

This question with the Turks and Greeks and if Greeks like Turks is sooo old.

it is childish to hold a grudge, like the Nazis. I mean there are Jews married to Germans now, the feud is over.

This happened between the Turks and Greeks like how many 1,000s of years ago?

2007-01-22 21:27:48 · answer #3 · answered by +No longer a Yahoo answerer+ 3 · 7 1

I don't have a problem with turks (i'm greek) and i don't have any problem with any nation in the planet...I'm wondering though..how come greeks dislike turks and vice versa while they have almost the same behaviour...i agree with somebody which said that...it's not a matter of personality but nationality..but in my life i ve noticed that some people tend to have by far biggest percentages of narrow mindness than others...religions and propagandised by the television lifestyles play an important role to this..so i may totally hate racism but if u ask me to choose a girlfriend i would never choose a turkish or a greek one ;-) no offence ;-)

2007-01-22 04:17:31 · answer #4 · answered by Charles_N 3 · 6 1

I am a human being and it would be unhealthy if I didn't like people!This doesn't mean that I will let them conquer my rights!Because we are friendly and like "them", we are in the present condition!
P.S As for the above comment, I have to claim that between nations cannot exist friendship rather than graspingness!So don't fool yourselves with idealistic aspects!John Lenon was just an artist!

2007-01-25 11:15:26 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 1 0

I think that in this site, we always open a war between us and the turks..Be sure that nobody is caring about war, and why?Our interests, of both parts will be in danger, not of the big forces.People have nothing to share between them.Simple people. But politicians, based on a big percentage of uneducated people, they fabntize them, promising luxuris etc, in order to concurre a country.
In reality,turks are friendly, I go often, but you must know with whom you have to do. The people in west part are completely different, they are kind, helpful, I go often to marmaris, it is one hour from my island.In the east part they are a little bit more undevelopped, but it is not their fault.
Be sure all:If they want us to be involved in a war...who is going to lose will be both sides. And who is going to win is the country who dominates the planet.I suppose you understood which country is.

2007-01-22 06:55:30 · answer #6 · answered by Leonarda 7 · 8 0

Why not?. They are people like us. The metter of personality has nothing to do, with your origin, so they are good or bad turks, greeks, english people...It depends how they are raised by their familly and environment, and if they have personality to asume or not the fanatism that some politics want to create to serve their own interests.

2007-01-23 17:55:00 · answer #7 · answered by lintagr 2 · 8 1

There are good turks and bad turks, so what's the problem ?

Your question means something negative, doesn't it ?

You got to know them, and I suppose you'll like them too.

2007-01-22 23:01:09 · answer #8 · answered by Anonymous · 6 1

I am originally from Liban, but I live in France.

I don't know why you ask this question...

Yes, I appreciate Turks, and I appreciate Greeks , and everybody all over the world...

I agree with Kaustikos's answer.

And you, who are you ? Where are you from ?

2007-01-22 02:10:46 · answer #9 · answered by Anonymous · 9 1

Well, then first get to know them and then ask other people to compare your impressions.
And why would you have to ask this question in "Greece" and not in "Holland"? Taking under consideration the problems existing in two neighbouring countries, this question pops up quite often and I really cannot understand the reason... I consider it to be a provocative question, only meant to try to create fuss without any apparent reason.
After all, as the previous poster commented "This is a travelling site, not a political one!"

2007-01-22 20:00:29 · answer #10 · answered by ngiapapa 4 · 7 1

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