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Unfortunetaly Anatolian goblins have conquered Turkey and the whole Turkish identity from inside.
I'm half Crimean Tatar and half Bulgarian Tatar myself so I look more chinky and more "white" skinned compared to average Anatolian and when we go to Eastern Anatolia or to relatively more muttified cities like Istanbul or Ankara, they call me Japanese/Chinese/Russian (pejorative term for Asian-looking people) or mistake me for one. This also applies for people from cities with more Asian genetic admixture like Mersin, Manisa, Antalya or Kütahya etc. . So these people have formed a Turkish profile which is brown, hairy and monkey-looking inside their primitive mind and when you don't look like that they treat you like an alien. I fucking hate how we conquered all these lands but lost because some of us decided to mix with the local goblins. I hate it so much and I don't want these people to exist. They don't deserve to be called Turkish.
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ur ethnicity got spawn camped by slavs xdd
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turkic shit genes fucked me over i used to look good until those shit genes experessed itself on my phentoype
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It was a mistake to assimilate them and not kill off the population.



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