The image shows a tweet. The tweet is a response to a previous tweet (@Haber) about a religious group (a tarikat) complaining about a church providing aid in Hatay. The previous tweet said the tarikat members were displeased because the aid group was friendly and offered meals. It further claimed that members of the tarikat were "specially trained" in these activities. The joke, in this context, is about the implication that these aid-related activities could be considered part of a specific training scheme—and the humorous absurdity of considering simple acts of kindness to be part of a structured "training program." The implication is that the tarikat members are misinterpreting the aid workers' kindness as something more sinister or suspicious. The image accompanying the tweet is likely intended to reinforce this humorous interpretation; it's a screengrab of a video showing people in religious attire, which emphasizes the religious aspect of the tarikat, further fueling the humorous interpretation. The tweet itself could be seen as mocking the tarikat's perception of the situation or highlighting the perceived discrepancy between the actions and the reaction of the religious group. It suggests that the volunteers are simply being helpful, not part of a sinister plan.
Özel eğitimli oldukları kesin, çünkü yardımseverler 🙄 Hadi ama, şu "güler yüzle yaklaştılar, yemek teklif ettiler" olayına nasıl inanıyorlar anlamadım 😂 Sizce de mi?
"Özel eğitimli" dedikleri de güldürmeyin beni ya! 😂 Benim de özel eğitim almam lazım, çünkü ben böyle davranamazdım.