User talk:CouchTomato

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Turkey

First of all, please note that your ridiculous threats don't have any effect on me. The only one who will get punished is you for this kind of behaviour. For the 'you're the only one doing this' argument see Argumentum ad populum.

Then, you might have noticed that only 3% of Turkey is in Europe, (Geography of Turkey on the official site of the Library of Congress) so it is totally false (and in your case POV) to rank Turkey as a European country in whatever classification.

This is even more POV that the Freedom in the World report classifies countries by alphabetic order : [1]

I will now replace Turkey in the right place, and ask you not to revert one more time, because I would be afraid I had to warn someone if you keep doing this kind of reverts even if I show evidence that you are wrong, no offence intended.

82.241.244.179 (talk) 11:34, 12 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

You also fail to read all the other editors' comments that Freedom in the World considers Turkey a European country. Just look at its pie charts. Regardless of how you or anyone else feels about its classification, that's how Freedom defines it and how it should be in the article. CouchTomato (talk) 13:24, 12 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]