Not for long, the current Turkish government will eventually see to that. And some of them are more radical than the Muslim Brotherhood.
No, they are not more radical than the Muslim Brotherhood and they are not going to stay in power forever. Gloom and doom is all you people understand. You've never set foot in Turkey and you think you know all about it. I have Western and Turkish friends who live there. The situation is not at all as you are suggesting.
Really? Turkey has persecuted Christianity since it was first founded. Dare you to set up an openly Christian church in Istanbul.
Orthodox Christians struggle to this day, just to keep open because of harassment from the government and Muslims.
It only has got worse since the Islamists came to power in Turkey. Now the state isn't secular at all, as it is gone from favouring the Islamic faith (by allowing Mosques and banning Churches) to open support of Islam and persecution of critics.
Which nation on Earth has the largest number of jailed journalists and political prisoners? If you said China, Russia, Saudi Arabia, or Iran, then you would be wrong. That nation is Turkey.
That is total bullshit. There are many Christian churches throughout Turkey, including in Istanbul. I knew lots of Westerners who went to church everyday: no one persecuted Christians, not in the least: quite the contrary.
Where the fuck do you get your information? You couldn't be more wrong.
As far as your claim about political prisoners, provide valid supporting evidence.
Stated right here, Turkey has the most in jail:
China is world s worst jailer of the press global tally second worst on record - Committee to Protect Journalists
From your source, "Turkey, which was the world’s worst jailer in 2012 and 2013, released dozens of journalists this year, bringing to seven the number of journalists behind bars on the date of CPJ’s census. However, on December 14, Turkey detained several more journalists—along with television producers, scriptwriters, and police officers—and accused them of conspiring against the Turkish state, according to news reports. The detentions were born of a political struggle between President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and the ruling party and the movement led by U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gülen, and included the editor-in-chief of one of Turkey's largest dailies,
Zaman, which is aligned with Gülen."
The people of Turkey are currently protesting against the government in Turkey. This particular government is not going to last, especially if they continue to behave as they are doing. Thus, there have been more journalists being arrested because there are more journalists as part of the protest against the government: it isn't really any different than when Nixon had the CIA spying on protesters against the Vietnam war and imprisoning journalists and protesters during that time. It isn't any different than people in the media going to jail during the McCarthy era. You are unable to see things in a broader perspective, with a better historical and world view.