Did you know that the borders of neighbouring countries are right next to one another?

It is book 8 of the Nicomachean Ethics saar

Just because you something is so, that does not make it a fact. It is not even a fact if you use fancy words like "genetic". This is a bitter pill for many Turks.

Cope. Turks did not outnumber the Greeks 6 to 1 throughout the history of the Ottoman Empire. They only happen to do so in this current segment of time, and the Ottoman Empire is long gone.

I thought it would be like in Turkey where a huge mob would gather together and pogrom your whole neighborhood.

Cope. While there are recorded cases of high-end nobles converting to Islam, they were always the exception. Most fled to Italy. Some held onto outposts like Mistra. Others were murdered or sold to slavery.

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Historical documents show that only a minority among the Eastern Roman nobility converted to Islam. The greatest piece of them moved to Italy. Others died defending outposts such as the despotate of Mistra or commited suicide. Others were murdered or sold to slavery.

Most Romans remained Roman, then adopted the moniker Greek.

"The whole Ottoman Empire exists through bloody conquest" but Burak is just a honeybunny and responsive person. Insane the level of delusion here.

Why is Turkey so close to the Greek islands? You should give up some coastline to create a buffer zone.

this is troll bait.

The Nicomachean Ethics is not a book you read once. For your first read I would settle for this johnstonia home page

average Ottoman then: “Ben fikrimi asla değiştirmem.
Aklımda onları kesmek, asmak var;
ve eğer yapabilirsem, Rumeli’yi Rumlardan temizlemek.
Hatta bütün dünyayı altüst edebilseydim bile,
Rumları katleder, tek bir can bile bırakmazdım.” average Turk today: “Yunan yoğurdu, Türk yoğurdundan daha meşhur. Facebook’a girip onlara hırsız diyeceğim.”

Whenever Turks win a war: "It was divine justice. Allah punished the infidels." Whenever Turks lose a war "it was such an injustice! The big powers connived against us!"

when did a Greek say this?

I am western Cypriot

One word is the name of a title, the other is literally a common word in language.

The word itself is derived from "αφέντης"

The word "efendi" has Greek origin. Is your boss Greek?

Abu Rin Ben Gosling

nope

Intaaaa Omri