Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Politically committed: Frequently defends leftist and pro-democracy causes, e.g. support for HDK and protests against state repression in tweets like “Hepimiz HDKliyiz!” and calling out unlawful detentions.
- Socially conscious: Highlights workers’, women’s and minority struggles, such as criticizing AKP’s alcohol policies as social control and discussing films like Kara Kafa for their focus on class and migrant issues.
- Emotionally expressive: Openly shares feelings and poetic language in tweets about love, pain and memory, for example quoting Hasan Hüseyin Korkmazgil and writing personal reflections on “that wind” tied to funerals and protests.
- Culturally engaged: Regularly references literature, film and art (Pablo Baens Santos, Foucault, political cinema, poetry), using culture to frame political ideas and struggles.
- Principled journalist: Bio mentions journalism platform and tweets firmly defend press freedom and jailed colleagues with tags like #GazetecilikSuçDeğildir and “we journalists continue to pursue the truth.”
Weaknesses:
- Confrontational tone: Uses harsh, absolute language such as “Bu devleti ve yardakçılarını ASLA affetmeyeceğim” and calling power structures “faşist düzen,” which may alienate potential allies.
- Echo-chamber focus: Tweets mainly address like-minded leftist audiences (HDK solidarity, “Faşizme ölüm, halklarımıza mutlu yıllar!”), with little visible attempt to engage or persuade opposing views.
- Limited nuance: Frames issues in strict binaries (e.g., negotiations with former enemies as “hainlikten ötesi değildir”) leaving little room for strategic compromise or complexity.
- High emotional intensity: Frequent anger and pain—refusing to ever forgive the state, sharing grief-heavy quotes—might make sustained, calm dialogue or broad coalition-building more difficult.
- Personal attacks risk: Criticizes unnamed groups as “sahte devrimciler” who bend principles for power, which, without specifics, can be perceived as targeting individuals and deepening intra-movement rifts.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
This user most closely resembles Lisa Simpson, who is principled, politically engaged, and deeply concerned with justice. Like Lisa’s constant activism, the user openly opposes authoritarianism and repression, for example by standing against fascism and defending democratic rights: “Faşist düzenin, kadını ve emekçiyi sömürenlerin karşısındayım! Halkların ortak iradesini savunmak suç değildir.” and “Sabah saatlerinde 52 arkadaşımız hukuksuzca gözaltına alındı… Gözaltına alınanlar derhal serbest bırakılsın!”. Lisa’s solidarity with marginalized groups mirrors the user’s identification with HDK and support for political prisoners: “Hepimiz HDKliyiz!” and “Meslektaşlarımızı derhal serbest bırakın! #GazetecilikSuçDeğildir”. The user also shows Lisa-like intellectual and artistic depth, sharing poetry, film, and theory, as in the reference to Foucault: “Foucault diyor ki 'Alelade olanın siyasi söylemi muhakkak heybetli olmalıydı.' nasıl da tanıdık :)” and the thoughtful film choice in “Yeni yılın ilk filmi: Kara Kafa (1979)… hepimizin direnişi hatırlatacak hikâyelere ihtiyacı var.”. Finally, their commitment to journalism and truth-telling — “Bugün 10 Ocak Çalışan Gazeteciler Günü… Basın er ya da geç özgürleşecek.” — fits Lisa’s role as the moral and critical voice in The Simpsons.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
They lean Extraverted: they repeatedly call people into the streets and collective actions, e.g. the rallying tone in “📍İSTANBUL Devletin hukuksuzluğuna karşı meydanlarda omuz omuza olacağız.” and the solidarity slogans like “Hepimiz HDKliyiz!”, which signal energy from public engagement and shared spaces rather than solitary, private reflection. Their focus is clearly Intuitive (N): instead of concrete day‑to‑day details, they emphasize broad themes like systemic oppression and ideology, as in “Faşist düzenin, kadını ve emekçiyi sömürenlerin karşısındayım! Halkların ortak iradesini savunmak suç değildir.” and reflections on art and theory such as “Santos, sosyal gerçekçi sanatın en güçlü isimlerinden biri. Manifesto ise onun sanat, piyasa ve mücadele üçgenine dair en net sözlerinden biri.”. Their values-driven, empathetic tone points to Feeling (F): they foreground injustice, love, and pain with emotional language in tweets like “Bu devleti ve yardakçılarını ASLA affetmeyeceğim.” and poetic posts such as “yüreğimden sevda sevda, türküler söylesem sana, tel örgüler arkasından ulaşır m’ola, ulaşır m’ola...”, and they celebrate togetherness in “Yaşasın sevgiyi yücelten tüm ideolojiler ve beraberlik! 🖤”. Finally, they appear Perceiving (P) rather than strictly structured: their timeline mixes politics, poetry, film, theory, and spontaneous commentary, from sharing a film like “Yeni yılın ilk filmi: Kara Kafa (1979)… Bu filmi seçtim çünkü hepimizin direnişi hatırlatacak hikâyelere ihtiyacı var.” to offhand critiques like “Üç katı fiyatına organik zehir ister miydiniz? 🤔”, suggesting flexible, exploratory expression over rigid planning. Together, the outward activism, idealistic abstraction, emotionally charged advocacy, and spontaneous, varied content are most consistent with ENFP.
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- You said “faşist düzenin, kadını ve emekçiyi sömürenlerin karşısındayım” — good, because I’m only interested in a düzen where we organize together, march on 8 March… and then you teach me Pablo Baens Santos over coffee afterward.
- You quote Foucault and share ‘Manifesto’, watch ‘Kara Kafa’ for class struggle, and write about rüzgâr in cenaze törenleri… I’m just saying: if everyday life needs a ‘heybetli siyasi söylem’, maybe our first date can be the footnote to your next manifesto.
- You won’t forgive ‘bu devleti ve yardakçılarını’, ama ben yine de soracağım: your heart that says ‘ah kalbim ❤️’ for others… would it consider early parole for a slightly sarcastic socialist who brings flowers to the ‘Hepimiz Hrant’ız’ march?
- You fight for #GazetecilikSuçDeğildir, shout ‘AKPsiz bir yıl olsun’ and ‘Faşizme ölüm, halklarımıza mutlu yıllar!’ — I’m just here proposing a tiny ek madde: ‘ve İrem’le kahve, uzun sohbetler ve biraz da sevdayı yücelten beraberlik’.
- You joke ‘Hak, hukuk, adalet ve sosyalizm ama sadece bize kadar. Keyfimize göre :)’ — deal: let’s be shamelessly adil with the world, but totally keyfimize göre with each other; I’ll bring the #BirŞişeBiraBirYudumÖzgürlük, you bring the devrimci şiirler.
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Journalist at Özgür Yurttaş & PolitikYol. Writes on power, resistance & everyday lives. Once picked a film just to remember that we still know how to fight.– @likapareceli
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The Özgür Yurttaş Sour
The Özgür Yurttaş Sour is strong and uncompromising, like standing in the streets on 8 March because “İktidarın şiddeti karşısında birbirimizi savunmadan, mücadeleyi büyütmeden özgürlük mümkün değildir.” Raki (or any anise spirit) nods to İstanbul and late-night political conversations, while a sharp hit of lemon juice mirrors the cutting clarity of “Bu devleti ve yardakçılarını ASLA affetmeyeceğim.” Pomegranate molasses adds deep, bittersweet resistance, echoing “Faşist düzenin, kadını ve emekçiyi sömürenlerin karşısındayım!” and the enduring love for struggle and poetry. Smoked chili bitters bring the heat of “Kendi dar çevresini, kendi iktidar alanını halktan üstün görenler… Sahte devrimciliğinizin kaçıncı perdesi oynanıyor?” The dark beer foam on top is a playful nod to “AKP’nin alkol politikaları halk sağlığını değil, toplumsal kontrolü hedef alıyor.”, turning defiance into a creamy, rebellious crown.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
This user consistently centers courage, resistance, and confrontation with power, which are classic Gryffindor traits. In tweets like “İktidarın şiddeti karşısında birbirimizi savunmadan, mücadeleyi büyütmeden özgürlük mümkün değildir. 8 Mart’ta mücadeleyi büyütmek için alanlardayız!” and “Faşist düzenin, kadını ve emekçiyi sömürenlerin karşısındayım! Halkların ortak iradesini savunmak suç değildir. #BenDeHDKliyim”, they openly position themselves against oppressive forces and call for public action, reflecting boldness and willingness to take risks. The tweet “Bu devleti ve yardakçılarını ASLA affetmeyeceğim.” shows a fierce, uncompromising moral stance typical of Gryffindor’s intense sense of justice. They also express solidarity with persecuted groups and colleagues, as in “Sabah saatlerinde 52 arkadaşımız hukuksuzca gözaltına alındı... Gözaltına alınanlar derhal serbest bırakılsın!” and “Meslektaşlarımızı derhal serbest bırakın! #GazetecilikSuçDeğildir #TutukluGazetecilereÖzgürlük”, again foregrounding standing up for others in the face of danger. While there are hints of intellectual interests (e.g., “Foucault diyor ki 'Alelade olanın siyasi söylemi muhakkak heybetli olmalıydı.' nasıl da tanıdık :)”), the dominant pattern is not quiet scholarship or calculated ambition, but outspoken, confrontational activism and a readiness to be on the front lines—hallmark Gryffindor qualities.
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Bella Ciao - Traditional Italian Partisan Song
A song that best suits @likapareceli is Bella Ciao, a timeless anthem of anti-fascist resistance and collective struggle. Their tweets consistently center on organized struggle and standing against state violence, such as “İktidarın şiddeti karşısında birbirimizi savunmadan, mücadeleyi büyütmeden özgürlük mümkün değildir. 8 Mart’ta mücadeleyi büyütmek için alanlardayız!” and “Faşist düzenin, kadını ve emekçiyi sömürenlerin karşısındayım!”, echoing the song’s spirit of resistance to oppression. Their explicit anti-fascist stance in “İsmiyle yaşasın. AKPsiz bir yıl olsun:) Faşizme ölüm, halklarımıza mutlu yıllar!” closely matches the defiant chorus of Bella Ciao, which rejects fascism and dreams of a freer future. The user also celebrates solidarity and collective identity in tweets like “Hepimiz HDKliyiz!” and “Hepimiz Hrant’ız.”, mirroring the song’s emphasis on communal struggle rather than individualism. Their blend of political determination, memory of martyrs, and insistence on not forgiving the state in “Bu devleti ve yardakçılarını ASLA affetmeyeceğim.” resonates strongly with the song’s themes of sacrifice, resistance, and enduring hope for liberation.
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