These rascals don't respect their own women. Women are harassed by such disgusting maniacs. Unfortunately, they are also misbehaving in other nations now.
What I have an issue with is not only these stalkers, but Turkish vitriol against the Pakistani people. There shouldn't be generalisation. Not all Pakistanis behave in such a way. I understand that Turkey is reeling from refugee crisis.
I gave this absurd example to create empathy. Maybe some infuriating videos are agency products that are paid for, but it is an example of great stupidity for such unruly perverts to show such behavior in society while social allergy is rising so fast. It is a very shallow point of view to try to manipulate ao trying to explain the anger of the masses, who are angry with the behavior of these idiots, with the psychology or sociology of being/ wannabe European.
The state and nation of Pakistan has a special place in the hearts of the majority of the Turkish people. Anyone who has lived in Turkey certain time and has visited different regions can see this. They have never been lumped together with Syrians. But this particular bond is currently being eroded by someones.
However, although Afghans and Pakistanis have been in our country for years, the issue of irregular migration and illegal immigrants in the country has been inexplicably instrumentalized for the last month to create a social allergy against the Pakistani nation.
I shared a few content in the other topic, it is obvious that some of the campaigns are agency productions. An example is the Pakistani twitter account declaring armed jihad in Antalya(Turkey's busiest tourism destination and chimneyless factory). A paid troll who probably doesn't even speak any Pakistani vernacular.
I don't want to repeat what I wrote in the other thread here. What I want to say briefly is that the friends here should take into account Turkey's internal dynamics and the field of political struggle, instead of looking at this issue from one dimension (from the perspective of Pakistan). This side of the matter is mostly our own issue and we are fighting against it. A similar provocation had been made in Hatay before, and it was revealed that the relevant social media accounts belonged to a PKK member living in Switzerland. Likewise, it turned out that the video, which was served as the masses Afghanis and Pakistanis crossing the border, was not shot in Turkey and not recently.
The other issue is that especially why Pakistan's embassy and related missions are not helping us instead of being spectators. First and foremost, the fact that every Afghan illegal immigrant has a fake Pakistani passport is one of the issues that do the most damage to Pakistan's image. The second issue is that they carry out active social campaigns against these social media PSYOPs and take an active role in perception management.
I believe that this issue will be removed from the agenda in a short time. Because the Pakistani part of the issue seems to be 90% artificial and agency work. However, there are great lessons to be learned from this process.