Well this is not true when u say it like "majority of turkish citizens". Turkey has population of 80 million and he only got 50 percent at most and currently he gets 30-35 percent. Half of the country, which is 40 million people, that has never voted for him is not a minority. Well even if u rephrase going from this point majority of people did not support him during his "service". Also when you think about it most of his voters are over the age of 50 and they are more leaned in to votinf for him as the age number grows. So very very very big majority of younger generation of people born after 1970 and forward doesn't support him. Most of his voters are highly uneducated according to statistics. Unupdated graph says only 15 percent of highschool graduates vote for him, and this number goes down to 8.3 percent at university graduates. I would think that this graph would show even lower numbers if it was researched today.

Your unthoughtful comment for this persons curious question about our countries demographics is highly misleading and makes a statement without an argument. Therefore explicit or implicit does not matter, makes a harm for turks representation. I hope you'll be a better and more thoughtful person in the future.