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If you do not take it as a basis and enact change and Links of London Charms, then Kurds won't say, ,,Good things are happening." This is because the system that denies their existence will still be firmly in place. With what you say, you seem to imply that not a single good step has been taken during the process? No, it is not true. If you compare the 1980s and today, you must honestly acknowledge they are poles apart. We don't deny that. Although significant steps have to be taken to help create suitable conditions for coexistence, it is meaningless to make mention of small moves such as the opening TRT ?e?, which is intended to silence Kurds. Won't you be happy with a change in the high judiciary? We are talking about democracy, not a Links of London Pink Heart Charm Signature Necklace of power from one hand to another. We are discussing how judges should see Turkey and democracy. What are the changes you find important? I am not comparing the content with the Constitution of Sept. 12. But there aren't any amendments that will fulfill Kurds' democratic demands. There is also this: When you combine them into a package, you postpone the possibility of a new constitution. This, too, should be acknowledged. This was always the case. But the prime minister says they will draft a new constitution. Let me give you another scenario: When the preparations for a new constitution start one year before the general elections, the opposition will say: ,,You don't have the legitimacy. Let the new parliament do it." True, let me tell you something more serious: Even if very radical amendments are made, the current Constitutional Court will not approve them. In which case don't you Links of London Power Walk Charm yourselves in the foot? No. We exhibit a stance. You cannot deny Kurds' demands. But you say the people will choose ,,yes" if they are left to themselves. If their demands are not fulfilled, why do they vote ,,yes?" They are already left to themselves. No one is saying a thing to them. We take the will of the people as our basis. But what we say is that we, as politicians, are not satisfied with the package. You say that you won't go to the polls since there is nothing that will satisfy Kurds. This statement implies that the BDP no longer claims to be a party that represents the whole country, doesn't it? Rather, it is the state or the government that forced the BDP to become or seem like a regional party. If you impose the 10 percent election threshold and force the BDP to nominate candidates from a limited staff, then you eliminate the possibility of its becoming a party representing the whole country. If the election threshold is lowered to 5 percent, I will Links of London Red Friendship Bracelet the chance to nominate not only Kurds or BDP members, but also Turkish intellectuals, democrats and Islamists.