I thought you were a Turkish guy, who lives in Switzerland. Translation is:
First of all, you have to live in Turkiye, not in Switzerland to make judgments without restraint. You have to live the changes of the last 11 years, fell how your freedom is being limited each passing day. If you are working in public sector, you must live the fact that you have been exiled from your current city to somewhere (from L.A. to Alaska for example) because you are not part of the specific Islamic community (Fethullah Gülen, google him) You must fell the pressure of the local community, and how outdated Islamic traditions are rising and taking control of the people's behavior again. Last but not least, you have to endure situations like if your wife who wears a skirt 1 inches up the knee, people might judge and regard her as a prostitute.
This is exactly my point before. This is also why I'm happy that these riots happen - it's a good sign.
It's not right when people have their basic human rights (i.e., freedom to choose religion) stripped away from them.
Hopefully this sends signals to all the other Islamic countries as well.
PS: Go Okur!!!!