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    1. No_Newspaper_1984 on

      Another Russian attempt to stir up division. That’s what they do, amplify the most insane voices in scoiety.

    2. LARRYVOND13 on

      Fucking part of the ottoman empire for 500 years, thought they’d have fucking got over it.

      Edit: evident there’s some who are still massive pussies about it.

    3. People who think that kicking out all turks/gypsies/gays/syrians/whatevers from the country will magically improve their miserable no future lives are hilarious

    4. No-Tomatillo3698 on

      It’s always the countries with the least refugees that are o so scared of them 

    5. Fission-Chips on

      Gonna echo others here. Why the fuck is it in English? Why are you posting this online in the first place OP?

    6. silentspectator27 on

      As an Orthodox Bulgarian I find this repulsive. How can we be closer to God if we don’t respect the beliefs and values of others? One of my favourite movies of all time is Kingdom of Heaven and I recommend it for anyone who wants to see how different religions can respect each other or be driven to polar opposites.

    7. Dont_Knowtrain on

      A mosque built in 1500s, it’s getting ridiculous, usually I’m not one to call things Islamophobic as the term is meh, but this is Islamophobia

      Please save us from American MAGA conservatives

    8. EggstaticAd8262 on

      They don’t want it there, but many Muslims also dont want it wherever they live abroad.

      It’s very interesting.

    9. Aestiachels on

      Most of the Bulgarian Turks were forcefully relocated to Rumelia, as they had resisted and revolted against the Ottomans in Central Anatolia.

      Nonetheless, far-right groups in both Bulgaria and Turkey have been spreading misinformation, portraying these people as if they had conquered Rumelia. In reality, the Karamanid Turks were oppressed under the Ottomans, no differently than the Bulgarians.

      Just don’t fall for the far-right propaganda.

    10. Due_Discussion_8334 on

      „We don’t need your diversity“ – This is on the „graffiti“.
      The statement actually presupposes that diversity itself has value (otherwise the qualifier “your” would be unnecessary).

      The message implies: *“We want diversity, but not the kind you’re pushing on us and we prefer a different, more genuine or self-determined form.”*

      Very rare, sophisticated take from Bulgaria.

    11. Future_Adagio2052 on

      Nice to see the Bulgarians wrote the graffiti in English how inclusive of them😊

    12. Some forcefully, some for tax incentives, some for privileges etc. we cannot use blanket reasons for their conversion. However you are right that some indeed were forced into it.

    13. Nice-Intention8595 on

      So Bulgarians wrote „we don’t want your diversity“ in English on a Mosque in Bulgaria.

      The irony 🤣

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