On the third day of the two earthquakes in Kahramanmaraş, the Twitter discussion between the President of the Red Crescent Kerem Kınık and the comedian Şahan Gökbakar, which was revealed to be selling tents to the Ahbap, founded by the artist Haluk Levent, and became the focus of the reactions, made a big impact.
Gökbakar shared Kınık’s photo on his Twitter account with the words, “Red suits you very well, the man who does not compete. Peace is right Sunday…”
Kınık, quoting Gökbakar’s share, said to the famous name, “Şahan, your bio says human-father-comedian, I understand you need fame. I am also human, I am a father, unlike you, I am a grandfather and a university professor. And even if he has made a mistake, I hate a person. It is neither humane nor paternal, and it is not funny either. mobilized, did not sell.
The association of friends made purchases from the companies of the Red Crescent, which were established to provide quality supplies under reasonable conditions for the needs of the disaster and humanitarian aid sector, and the Red Crescent is planting tents again with that money and will send them to our citizens in the coming days. Red Crescent is not doing this job recently, there are tent sales made with the order of Atatürk and the approval of İsmet Pasha. There are also sales made by former Red Crescent Presidents and Board members, who unfortunately forget their signatures by appearing on the screens, which are also legal. Our predecessors also have illegal businesses, for example, the companies they founded and harmed the institution, negligence, abuse, etc. They are already tried in the courts on those issues. Do not lynch any person whom you do not give the right to defend by looking into their eyes, it is the right of the slave.”
Responding to Kınık’s words about him, Gökbakar said, “Kerem Bey, leave the literature. You are a father who made your son, who works at TRT, the young vice president of Kızılay, and earns a salary of around 60 thousand liras. You would have sent the tents in your companies to them while the people were out, instead of selling them. I have a lot of fame. Unfortunately, you have no sense of shame…”
