Today, there is a presidential and parliamentary (senate) election in Turkey. What do you think?

[Smartman5]

Who do you want to win the election? Results will be clear after 4-5 hours.

Presidential candidates:

Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu

Sinan Ogan

Note: Muharrem İnce was one of the other candidates, but he withdrew from the candidacy 3 days before the election.

[Anonymous]

I assume that you support Erdogan?

[Smartman5]

Yes, that's true. I support him

[Anonymous]

When will you realize that nobody cares about Turkey?

[Smartman5]

Apparently you don't follow the news. this used to be what you said, now Türkiye is in a respected position all over the world. Türkiye is currently a regional power. Will be a global power in the future

[Opinion Owner]

“ now Türkiye is in a respected position all over the world. Türkiye is currently a regional power”

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA LOL OKAY DUMBASS.

[Smartman5]

Where are you from? Are you too far away to see this truth?

[Opinion Owner]

These aren't facts, they're your silly dreams.

[Smartman5]

If other countries are making important statements about Turkey, if this is covered in the world press, what I am saying is not a dream but a reality. You will see soon

[Opinion Owner]

Iran has been in the world press for months, does that mean they are a superpower? LOL. What will I see soon? The shit show of a shitty country with a shitty economy? haha.

[Smartman5]

What is important is how it is mentioned in the world press. Press organizations that do not like Turkey will of course make bad comments about it. If you read the articles of press organizations that love Iran, you can understand what I mean. So it's all about countries whether they love each other or not.

[Opinion Owner]

keep living in your own little world.

[OddBeMe]

Doubt it will be corruption free.

[Smartman5]

There is no cheating in this election

[OddBeMe]

Perhaps, apparently it’s in a runoff. Which usually means less corruption. Lol. That’s been different from prior elections.
www.economist.com/.../how-free-and-fair-will-turkeys-election-be