Suicide bomber

HAŞİM KORKMAZ

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Suicide Bomber
How is it possible for a person to kill themselves and many innocent people in one of the most crowded places in the city?
On Ankara's Kızılay Street, Dr. Yeşim, contemplating suicide bombing, listens silently. Ramazan, who teaches union leaders at the Revolutionary Workers' Unions Confederation's training center about class-based unionism, explains that suicide bombing cannot be a revolutionary act. Because killing oneself and many innocent people cannot be a revolutionary act. At best, it would legitimize the authoritarian state apparatus's massacres against dissidents under the guise of "fighting terrorism."
Siddiq, there is no such thing as an innocent person. Is it innocence for these crowds, roaming around like a herd, to remain silent about what is happening, or even to support the regime in elections under the pretext of fighting terrorism? The school of anchovies that remain silent and do not resist while sharks devour them are just as guilty as the sharks. They deserve death.
Ramadan, the 1968 generation of youth, shook the world. In France, it brought not only the youth but also 30 million workers to the streets. They were right. They were on the right path. Alongside the working-class party, there were radical youth groups. Despite having a majority, the opposition couldn't agree as the elections approached. The ruling party, despite all its authoritarianism, promised stability and the fight against terrorism. Unfortunately, the right-wing De Gaulle won the election again.
If someone has hurt you or a member of your family, and has even murdered your dearest sibling, and there are no judges in the country or the world to prosecute them , then everyone should be equal in death.
Ramazan said, "Terror breeds terror."
Dr. Yeşim thought to herself, 'The only solution against the state, which killed my brother in prison and concealed all the evidence, is to deliver justice to myself.'

Duração: aproximadamente 10 horas (10:18:12)
Data de publicação: 15/05/2026; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —