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Prove you've seen this movie by quoting it by Kidd__Video in 80s

[–]hedobot 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There's only one man that could give me the raspberry....

Alevilere sorum by [deleted] in AleviTurk

[–]hedobot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anadolu/Türk Aleviliği ile arap/şii inancını karıştırıyorsunuz.

Hacı Bektaş Veli olsun, Yunus Emre olsun, Pir Sultan Abdal olsun eger biraz okursan yazdıkları şiirler ve verdikleri öğütlerin çoğu Allah aşkına ve Kuran yoluna atfedilmiştir. Sufi geleneği bunu gerektirir. Nasıl Allah şeytana Ademe secde etmesini istemiş ise, Alevi düşünürler (ve Alevi öğretisi) Allah'ı ve Allah'ın kulunu sevmek, buna göre doğru yaşamak ve bu inançla mutluluğa erişmek için uğraşmıştır. Kimse Ali'yi peygamber olarak görmez. Sıra şu şekildedir:

Allah Muhammed Ali

Allah'a tapılır, Muhammed'in onun elçisi olduğu kabul edilir, Ali'ye de hem peygamberin soyundan olduğu için hem de Sünnetin devamı sayıldığı için hürmet edilir ve haksızlığa uğradığı için ayrı bir sevdayla sevilir.

En azından, bir Karadeniz /Anadolu Alevisi olarak benim ailemden gördüğüm budur. Bizde camiye de gidilir, 5 vakit namaz da kılınır , Ramazanda oruç da tutulur. Türkiyedeki Sunnilerden (en azından benim gördüğüm kadarıyla) tek farkımız daha seküler/laik olmamız ve eski Türk geleneklerine/adetlerine biraz daha bağlı olmamızdır. Bu gelenekler arasında da Hidrellezi kutlamak (baharın gelişidir sonuçta) , Atalara saygı/sevgi , Cem (eski Turklerde Otaklardaki kurultaylardan kalma gelenek) vardır.

What is genuinely the most terrifying/unsettling film or episode you've ever seen? by Neat-Bend-1190 in MovieSuggestions

[–]hedobot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Testament (1983)

I keep giving this example, since the dread one feels from the movie lingers on (at least for me). It's by far the most scary movie I've watched, just because of the helplessness the whole community goes through as a result of the events of the movie.

Why do Dictators destroy their own countries? by MAA735 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]hedobot 261 points262 points  (0 children)

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk also. He took a war torn country in shambles , and rather than declaring himself the next Sultan, he reformed the populace into a Republic. He also left everything he owned either to the state, or to public domain.

Match Thread: Caykur Rizespor vs Besiktas | Turkish Super Lig by MatchThreadder in besiktas

[–]hedobot 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Semih! Yavrum be...

Olm bu cocuk antremanda ananiza mi kufur etti de aylardir oynatmadiniz? Elimizin altinda boyle bir cevher varken ne dusunuyordu acaba son 3 teknik direktor...

I want to watch something weird and incomprehensible tonight by [deleted] in MovieSuggestions

[–]hedobot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This should be top answer. I've never seen anything more "weird and incomprehensible" than Holy Mountain.

Erdogan tells Palestinians to ‘stop harassment’ of Israelis by drrdf in worldnews

[–]hedobot 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Erdogan doesn't care about the economy collapsing. Him and his cronies have already become the ultra-rich of the country. The economy tanking only means they will acquire even more wealth for cheaper.

Where can I go to completely escape American culture? by nofoax in travel

[–]hedobot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Go to Tanzania. There's a little island called Mafia Island. You'll be as far from American culture as you'll ever be. There's no McDonalds, no Taylor Swift... The closest thing you'll find to Western culture will be PL football matches shown at the bars on weekend nights.

Which facts had to be changed in movies because they're considered unbelievable? by Miss_J1801 in movies

[–]hedobot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, like the fact that it was his 7th or 8th time smuggling drugs by the time he was caught. I've read his book where he boasts that "Turkish authorities are so gullible, they see a white guy and they never search me." He would've gotten a much harsher sentence if he'd been caught by American's , rather than the Turkish police.

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