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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
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Have you ever been to the kurdish part of turkey? The most islamic conservative People live there. The First kurdish rebellions in turkey was because kurds tried to bring the caliphate and sharia to the country. The actual People that live there are different from what a random ass guy on TV says. Only the communist kurds support secularism. But they are "communists"
gpt
From my experience, Kurds are all over the place. Not just in Turkey either, but pretty much everywhere.

I mean, in Turkey? There's Kurdish communities there that are among the staunchest Erdogan voters in the country. But the Lake Van area is also heavily Kurdish, and that's the main stronghold of the essentially libleft HDP.

Iraqi Kurdistan is the same story but with more violence. Even the regular Kurdish parties have their own militias and a history of violence between eachother. Frex, that violence even crossed the border several times - the Iraqi Kurdish KDP has a decades long rivalry with the Turkish Kurdish PKK and its offshoots.

And then there's the Islamist Kurds. IIRC Halabja was one of their strongholds. Not to mention that there were _thousands_ or Iraqi and Syrian Kurds who volunteered for IS.

Western media portray the Kurds as some monolithic near-secular people, but that couldn't be further from the truth.