Mathew Said:

Why Turkey Constitution provides a single nationality designation as "Turks" and does not Recognize "KURDS"?

We Answered:

Kurd is not a name of a nation.

Kurd (which means wolf in Turkish) is a name arbitrarily given to the people who speak around 400 primitive, patched up languages which are not sufficient to establish communication beyond a village or a town (at most) and who have no social, cultural and historical bonds with each other.

It's important to note that in none of those languages (which are claimed to be linked with each other) spoken by these people there's neither a word like ''Kurd'' nor any word derived from the word of ''Kurd'' (nor any common name those people who speak these''languages'' give themselves in their own languages).

With these patched up languages (which are made up with the intention of establishing communication between the locals whose mother tongues are different due to social necessities in history) you can't talk about politics, you can't write about history, you can't make university education.

It's physically impossible to make these 400 primitive patched up languages, which are wrongly lumped together under the name of Kurdish, education language (any such attempt would mean the assimilation of the rest of the 399 languages which deserve to exist just like the language which is tried to be imposed upon those people who all speak different languages.

PKK is a Marxist terrorist organization who makes an armed struggle in order to make a communist revolution in Turkey by invoking whatever resources available including instigating ethnic racism by introducing it as a legitimate struggle of getting rights for a nation which literally doesn't exist.

Minority racism doesn't promote peace. It only serves the interests of the imperialist nations who still live with the dreams of 19th century colonialism even in the 21st century. These terrorists fight for the interests of neo-colonialist nations as they're paid by them.