Hanuni
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ideas said:Well I can only speak for myself, and in london 20 kurds got arrested and we had alot of protests/fights with the police becuase we were not aloud to vote, of course it matters, the more seats the more power we have in baghdad, in regards to the autonomy I doubt KRG will ever give duhok up, however what would your replies be to autonomy within kurdistan ( if it becomes a state ), or as some assyrians made it clear they want it to be within iraq.
If the Kurds manage to proclaim a Kurdish state and we Assyrians still have no autonomous region and is offered one within the modern Kurdish borders I say we should absolutely take it. But what most of us want today is an Assyrian autonomous region at peace with the Kurdish region and the Arabs, not under the Kurdish region but also not over it, but at the same level as equals under the Iraqi national regime.
What I meant is that if say 10 000 Kurds were not allowed to vote, you still have 3-4 million in Iraq who will vote. But if 10 000 Assyrians are not allowed to vote, one Assyrian party might lose one - two seats unfairly