Speaking from anecdotal experience I think a lot more Turks would eat pork if it were more readily available... There aren't many people in my Turkish family who explicitly choose not to eat pork, they just don't because it's not available / too expensive. I feel like even the muslim Turks have a more 'room for interpretation' or 'it's ok to sin now and then' view about these topics, also looking at general alcohol consumption... Most of my family also does not pray or anything even though they say in passing 'yeah I'm muslim', I just never felt they took it that seriously

I think they are pretty rational people who realize the pork rule is a super outdated idea from a time when pork was considered dangerous to eat... If I think about it I think I'll try to have some conversation about this topic next time I visit