Alperen Şengün also apologizes for his post

I know it looks bad from your perspective and I agree with you. But there is something I realised in these couple of days. Greek people and Turkish people are not learning the same narrative about these events. We were never taught that the Greek side suffered during the war around İzmir/Smyrna, at least the civilians. We were always taught that this is just a liberation war. Before seeing it on the internet I have never heard that people claimed there was a Greek Genocide during that war, I have never seen that Smyrna at the time had a massive Greek population. So for some of the Turks making comments about the whole Greece vs Turkey stuff is not even on the same page with you. We were always taught that Greece tried to invade and we defended ourselves. I am not claiming one or the other narrative to be true, as I said I just learned about the other perspective so I would need to learn more to make statement of my own. What I am trying to get to is, people might not have the same perspective with you, not because they are ignorant or hateful, but because that is what the education system, the media, the institutions fed them to. There is a saying in Turkish, "Bilmemek değil öğrenmemek ayıp." which roughly translates to " There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not learning."