It is not a matter of time. Nazism does not change in its ideology by time, nor Islamofascism. This is a matter of tradition and ideology dead or alive. The difference between Germany and Turkey is regret of their sin, and the sin of their ancestory. There is no such improvement without admiting the mistakes done. Nazi regime has never revived in Germany. They admitted their mistakes, they admitted it as their own sins. This is what is important for mistakes not to be repeated. Turkey did not just deny its mistake, but kept on holding its imperialism even afterward as seen in Cyprus. They have repeated their own barbaric manners. Their tradition of Islmofascism is still alive today. Even worse, books promoting Nazism in Turkey has been popular these days.
Turkey is not an ally. It will never be forgotten that Turkey has betrayed US for denying access to Iraq during Iraq War. They have not just denied access, but attepted to invade northern portion in the first few weeks of the Iraq War. It is uncertain how many of our troops have died as the result of this obstacle. According to Turkey’s official site, more than 90 percent of Turks that responded to the poll opposed the war. It was an action against the spread of democracy, and sympathy for Islam.
Once again, this is not a matter of time, but tradition and ideology. Germany continues to regret the act of Nazism since it is not a matter rather they have done it or not, but a matter of the shame of their ethnicity and nationality, and their responisibility to continue to regret Nazism throughout generations.
Nazism is still Nazism after 50 years. Genocide is still genocide after 50 years. It will remain on history books, and it is the responsibility of both Germans and Turks to continously regret generations after generations that they no longer promote genocide.
People do like to pretend that the world was invented just yesterday, dont they?
Islam has an established record as a murderously expansionist ideology of absolute cultural obliteration in its conquests that goes back to its very founding days.
The only interruptions have been when a bigger badass came along (like the mongol) and whipped the deliverance’s out of them for a few generations.
Islam does not peacefully coexist because Islam can not peacefully coexist. Peaceful coexistence with non islam is expressly forbidden by the ideology.
Islam is no different of an abhorrent degeneration of mishmashed philosophy/religion and governance than was Nazism. No part can be separated from the others (religion, civil governance, philosophy) by design. The very few attempts to do so have been short lived, always under assault from within and never more than an eggshell thin veneer.
Those are my thoughts and observations on the issue.
yes to 9 & 10