>>/30665/
Saying that some people don't deserve their own country because they are smelly backward barbarians doesn't seem like a solid reasoning. Sure, I wouldn't want Kurds settling in my country en masse but they still eligible for their own country which existence will also keep them out from my country. Them and their struggle is legit parallel of the Catalans.
In fact this analogy can be extended further: Spain isn't Turkey in our metaphor but the surrounding lands where Kurds live. France is Turkey - France also has Catalans (with their own movement). If the KurdsCatalans in Syria/IraqSpain get their own country this would unsettle the relative calm in TurkeyFrance, where the KurdsCatalans would shift up with one gear and make trouble, endangering a piece of the country, and maybe even secede. So TurkeyFrance don't want any free KurdishCatalan state.
This parallel fits even more than I first thought. But anyway just about any separatist movement is a good analogy.
>>/30666/
What do you mean? I'm partially asking because I'm not sure if it's clear that I call Northern Hungary the country between Poland and Hungary which real name actually is Highlands.