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  Turkey is very unpredictable. Still a good news.
context: Opponents say Cavusoglu motivated more by desire to get votes, or over dismay in not getting Chinese loans.
  
  Looks like it's election time. >
  
  They don't mind killing Kurdish children though >
  
  Aren’t Kurdish militia kidnapping and recruiting Child soldiers? 
  There are plenty of reports from human rights watch dogs regarding this.  2021 the YPG alone recruited 500 child soldiers that are accounted for. >
  
  “ There were also reports that the SDF was asking returning families to volunteer one man per family to join YPG, which deterred some families from returning to their homes. Some families chose to move from the areas under SDF in order to avoid reprisals, including arrest, for not accepting recruitment. IDPs in Mabrouka camp alleged that SDF forces were targeting certain families for forced recruitment and that families without sons were reportedly made to pay USD 300 to SDF soldiers.” >
  
  Yeah that's pretty normal stuff when you're trying to set yourself up as a state. I'm fine with condemning it but I'm not going to call SDF or YPG a terrorist state because of it.
  They're dealing with huge numbers of ISIL type radicals and overall seem less brutal than say, the Syrian state. >
  
  Yeh you can’t call it a terrorist state because it’s not a state.
  And in what world is this normal? Maybe in Putins world? >
  
  Taxes and conscription? They were/are a de facto state in that they had a civilian facing beaurocracy that ran utilities and schools and community shit.  
  I don't see them primarily as a terrorist group that forces innocents into their war machine. I think they do a better job of shouldering the responsibilty of power better than others around them.