"Bruh, c'mon, do they even have mosques in your corner of Anatolia"

is this your end goal, getting me to read primary sources?

W h a t the
Sultan was grappling with were two characteristics of the rural personality of
his realm: t h e lack of autonomy o f individuals and the absence o f a conception
of a unit transcending the village o r the hamlet Millions of Ottomans fell into
this category, and the extent t o which they were bereft of collective identity
was t o be observed much later, during the First World War, by a young
officer. T h i s is the way h e describes his first experiences in training Anatolian
recruits:

At chat time, as far as I was able to understand, our soldiers rather than
being persons whom one could deal with as individuals, were better conceptu-
alized as cogs in a community, as components of a group. In a community
and in a group they could easily follow everything that was required of
them. But whenever one of them would saay from the group and become
isolated, he would be unable to determine an independent course of action
for himself, of his own volition. Also, in collective undertakings, he would
always look for someone to become dependent on or to follow.

Erdogan managed to succeed in this endevour and we Turks are all fucked because of it.

EDIT : I still don’t get what your meme is trying to express.