They are engaged in a military struggle with the Turkish state that oppresses Kurdish people . Generally speaking the PKK targets the Turkish military and police for bombings , although civilians sometimes do die . The Turkish military indiscriminately bombs civilians and carpet bombs Kurdish cities . The Turkish government has been condemned multiple times by human rights monitors for their war crimes and targeting of Kurdish civilians for extermination . <| sep |> It ' s ridiculous if those are the real numbers . There ' s like no point in trying lol <| sep |> How would you like it if a stranger took a picture of you without your consent and posted it online while mocking you ? <| sep |> Yeah , they ' re separately existing but mutually reinforcing problems . I feel like ~~ prioritizing ~~ emphasizing the economic side of the equation while simultaneously not stepping back an inch from our commitment to racial equality at this point would give us more breathing roomclarity to seedeal with the racial side of the problem if only by allowing POC access to the economic resources to fight discrimination on their own terms , but a I ' ll vehemently disagree with anyone that says that racism would just disappear with economic justice b I can definitely empathize with POC who are tired as hell of being told to wait for justice e Tried to clarify my thoughts on a complicated subject by changing a word and adding a parenthetical