Starbucks crisis in the DEVA Party!
The DEVA Party's Yenimahalle District Presidency announced on X that "necessary procedures have been initiated for the cancellation of this person's party membership" after party member Merve Demir shared a photo on her social media account of herself drinking coffee from Starbucks. Demir responded, "You cannot accuse me of being a supporter of Israel just because I do not support boycott products."
A Starbucks crisis has occurred at the DEVA Party's Yenimahalle District Presidency.
The Yenimahalle District Presidency responded on X after DEVA Party member Merve Demir shared a photo on her social media account of herself drinking coffee from Starbucks, accompanied by the words, "I changed my profile picture in reaction to Middle Eastern mountain bears. From now on, Starbucks is my red line, let's go."

"NECESSARY PROCEDURES HAVE BEEN INITIATED"
The post made from the party's official X account stated, "The posts made by the person named Merve Demir, whose posts are shared below, are her own opinions. They do not reflect the views of our party or our District Organization. Necessary procedures have been initiated for the cancellation of this person's party membership."

"YOU CANNOT ACCUSE ME BECAUSE I DO NOT SUPPORT THE BOYCOTT"
In response to the party's statement, Demir said, "I don't even care about the fascist Islamist wing lynching me. But I will fight against my DEVA family not standing by me and acting against the party charter. You cannot accuse me of being a supporter of Israel just because I do not support boycott products."
News Source: 12punto
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