WHICH COUNTRY Do You HATE The MOST? | TURKEY

Today we will find out from the Turks "Which country do you hate the most?"
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[survey_headshot]

Do you have a country you don’t like? Which and why?

[egeilmen]

There are nearly 10 million refugees in Turkey. Our economy is getting worse day by day. That's why people are more aggressive

[kaankanca]

Hey just a translation suggestion. When the man said “Işgal ettiler ülkemi” at 0:30 it’s not “conquered” but “invaded”, referring to the increased number of Arabs who settled in Turkey within the last decade.

[clpr]

"ırkçılık" is not "nazizm" its "racism"

[HellenicMapping]

I am Greek and surprised that no one said Greece ! I respect and like Turkey, especially some people that are against war! 🇬🇷🤝🇹🇷

[Crimeantatarwholovesukraine]

I visited Istanbul as a crimean tatar, it was full of Syrians so i understand turks

[harman]

2:36 the translation is wrong, he said “Arab countries” but they translated it to “Saudi Arabia”

[ordinaryvalley]

- Country you hate the most?

- Economy

[zehra.]

It's very cool that Turks don't act like humanists and express their opinions about Arabs without hesitation. No other nation would be so open. 😄

[bhag]

I lived in Istanbul and Turks almost universally dislike Syrians and Gulf Arabs. What it boils down to is that a million Syrian refugees came in all at once during a severe economic and political crisis in Turkey and rich Gulf Arabs swooped in and bought a bunch of property and drive up real estate prices and overtook areas like Taksim that used to be frequented by European tourists. I think Turks very much want to have a modern country, and they view the despotism, war, religiosity, and higher social conservatism of Arab countries as a sign of inferiority and a regional trend to move away from. Conversely, the wealth of oil-rich Arab countries is something they envy and see Arabs as tasteless like Beverly hillbillies. However, I noticed Turks often shit on Arabs for things they themselves express being self conscious about when they compare their own country to Western Europe or the US.

[Bazarov]

As a Turk, the subtitles are almost completely wrong. Get it fixed!

[davidsinatra]

Mülteciler defoıup gittiğinde ve ekonomi yeniden inşaa edilmeye başlandığında kendi ülkemi yeniden sevebilirim.

[busslayerr]

Hello, I am a turkish. The reason why most people say Arabs is that there are Syrians in the country who are illegal, doing illegal work and disrupting the order of the country. And because of the Syrians, the impression is left that all the Arabs are bad in the country. I have no problem with any Arab. In fact, the other day I showed a tourist to an arab and he was a very nice person. Our people have started to be full of hatred because of the economy and the refugees

[stefi]

To the guy who hates ltaly l would say l am sorry, maybe you met the wrong people. On the other hand, l love Turkyie and l extend my greetings to him from here 🇮🇹.

[ahmedmuayad]

As an Iraqi Arab, I have an idea that can benefit both the Arabs and the Turks. By sharing more videos like this on Arabic social media and adding Arabic subtitles, the results will be as follows:

1- Fewer Arabs will go to Turkey (fulfilling the Turks' preferences).
2- Arab tourists can redirect their spending to Arab countries such as Egypt, Morocco, Lebanon, etc. (beneficial for their economies).

I believe it is crucial for Arabs and Turks to temporarily distance themselves from each other until the prevailing animosity subsides, even if it takes centuries for this hatred to dissipate.

[nikosz]

Amazing people there indeed ! Hope their economy/politics get much better soon. They deserve it. Best Regards from Athens !

[fekanix]

Wow the subtitles are totally wrong and extrapolate a lot.

[maximusaugustus]

I was born in Istanbul 60 years ago and have lived in the US for the past 40 years. We're facing challenges with the open border policy advocated by the Democrats, and there's growing frustration across the country. As someone who understands Turkish people's concerns about the influx of Arab migrants, particularly Syrians, into Turkey, I can empathize with similar sentiments in Europe. The transformation of cities like London, once vibrant and diverse, now resembles a different landscape, with immigrant communities imposing their religious beliefs on others. The Western world is grappling with the consequences of excessive multiculturalism. It's time for countries to reassess their immigration policies and prioritize their citizens' well-being.

[manozach]

''GREECE'' yok oldu. Şaşirdim. Sonuçta iki komşu ülkeyiz. Ekonomi burdada ordada kötü. Emin olunuz . * Kaderimiz böyle. Selanikten tüm Türkiyeyi sevgiler ve saygılar.

ps: herşey güzel olacak, emin olunuz.

[mzelhwq]

For God's sake, does Turkey consist only of Istanbul, why are you asking more Kurds than Turks? I love the Kurds, but I don't understand the purpose of your portraying the Turks as Kurds. Do you searched for these people a lot? You misrepresent Turkey.