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  • #11
    Re: Another tragic Armenian tale

    Tigranakert

    Crime is seeming on the rise every where and it's mostly due to the media's deliberate promotion of cultural degeneracy and not as is claimed by bleeding hearts, socio-economic causes.

    London has a growing (hip hop style) teenage gang problem.

    Boy, 16, dies in arms of his mother after gang fight

    Nick Pearton is the seventh teenager to be killed in less than six weeks in London

    Nick Pearton, 16, was attacked with such force that the blade of the knife snapped inside his body, police sources said.

    His mother Kim Wooley, found him after he staggered to a shop near his home in Sydenham, and she cradled him as he died.

    The victim’s father, Vince Pearton, said the family was in deep shock.

    "There's nothing I can say, we can't take it in," he said.

    The stabbed boy was the seventh teenager to be killed in less than six weeks in London, and the 10th this year, raising new fears about the scale of gang violence.

    Friends said that the victim died after a dispute between rival groups in a pre-arranged fight at a children's playground in Sydenham.

    Witnesses say a gang of up to 10 attackers armed with knives, baseball bats and sticks chased him across the Home Park Recreation Ground.

    Stabbed boy, 16, dies in arms of his mother after London gang fight
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/7685523/Stabbed-boy-16-dies-in-arms-of-his-mother-after-London-gang-fight.html
    A teenage boy died in the arms of his mother after being stabbed to death by a gang of youths in south London.

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    • #12
      Re: Another tragic Armenian tale

      Originally posted by freakyfreaky View Post
      Remember this: it is more mature to avoid a fight then to start one or be involved in one. He should have told the j-erkoff to "kiss his arse" and changed his cell phone number.
      Well, that's what I'm saying. I agree with you. I would have just apologized (as "uncool" as that sounds to some) and just avoided everything. You never know when words meet weapons, and it looks like that was the case here.

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      • #13
        Re: Another tragic Armenian tale

        It's a real shame what Armenians are doing in Los Angeles.

        1) Dressing and acting like the black,mexican gangs, and trying to be like them
        2) Criminal Activity
        3) Fraud
        4) Prostitution
        5) Savage murders

        The people who do that are bringing down the reputation of Armenians greatly, as Armenians are not black, gangster thugs. But are highly culture, industrious, and respectful people. We have this rich culture and history, and those people go and do these kind of things. embarrasing and shameful. Hopefully one day the Armenians of South California will understand what they've done....
        Մեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ
        ---
        "Western Assimilation is the greatest threat to the Armenian nation since the Armenian Genocide."

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        • #14
          Re: Another tragic Armenian tale

          Originally posted by Mos View Post
          Hopefully one day the Armenians of South California will understand what they've done....
          I think that hope is moving further and further away. I predict our culture will completely die out in 50-100 years.

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          • #15
            Re: Another tragic Armenian tale

            Originally posted by One-Way View Post
            I think that hope is moving further and further away. I predict our culture will completely die out in 50-100 years.
            As long as there is Armenia around, there will be our culture. Armenians in US especially Los Angeles are a lost cause, they've already assimilated well into the criminal black gangs and so on. truely disgusting what those Armenians have done, one person has to go there are just wake them up, at least tell them.
            Մեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ
            ---
            "Western Assimilation is the greatest threat to the Armenian nation since the Armenian Genocide."

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            • #16
              Re: Another tragic Armenian tale

              I'm in Los Angeles, and I can tell you that you right now that you definitely need more than one person to wake them up.

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              • #17
                Re: Another tragic Armenian tale

                Originally posted by One-Way View Post
                I'm in Los Angeles, and I can tell you that you right now that you definitely need more than one person to wake them up.
                the best would be a speech by the president. Maybe a documentary. But even those things will not make much of a difference. I don't live there so I can't really say..
                Մեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ
                ---
                "Western Assimilation is the greatest threat to the Armenian nation since the Armenian Genocide."

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                • #18
                  Re: Another tragic Armenian tale

                  It's too deep. There's too much "pride" in their lives. These guys act like they are gang members, and if you say something wrong or give them a suspicious look, they'll be after you.

                  I have lived in Los Angeles my entire life, and was ashamed to be Armenian in high school. I would have to tell my friends (non-Armenians) that I was "not like those other Armenians." I was picked on and bullied by Armenians, just because.

                  To be honest, it's more "dangerous" to be around Armenians than any other race. If I was sitting down with my girlfriend and had a table full of Armenians on one side, and another table full of Mexicans on the other side, I could bet you that the Armenians would start trouble with us first. In addition to that, they would start trouble for nothing. If anything, the Mexicans would help us before any Armenian helped us, in a tough situation. It's happened before... more than once.

                  It's so ridiculous, you might not even have an idea of what it's like sometimes.

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                  • #19
                    Re: Another tragic Armenian tale

                    Originally posted by One-Way View Post
                    It's too deep. There's too much "pride" in their lives. These guys act like they are gang members, and if you say something wrong or give them a suspicious look, they'll be after you.

                    I have lived in Los Angeles my entire life, and was ashamed to be Armenian in high school. I would have to tell my friends (non-Armenians) that I was "not like those other Armenians." I was picked on and bullied by Armenians, just because.

                    To be honest, it's more "dangerous" to be around Armenians than any other race. If I was sitting down with my girlfriend and had a table full of Armenians on one side, and another table full of Mexicans on the other side, I could bet you that the Armenians would start trouble with us first. In addition to that, they would start trouble for nothing. If anything, the Mexicans would help us before any Armenian helped us, in a tough situation. It's happened before... more than once.

                    It's so ridiculous, you might not even have an idea of what it's like sometimes.
                    I always though those Armenians were Rabiz like in hayastan, but from what I've heard they're really getting down to the level of the hispanic/black gangster culture, one of the most disgusting cultures I've ever seen. I guess it's not good for Armenians to be concentrated in themselves.

                    Why were you picked on?
                    Մեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ
                    ---
                    "Western Assimilation is the greatest threat to the Armenian nation since the Armenian Genocide."

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                    • #20
                      Re: Another tragic Armenian tale

                      Originally posted by Tigranakert View Post
                      95% of the Armenian youth in America has assimilated mentally, disgusting country with no culture.
                      Huh? What part of this story has to do with being assimilated and being American? Problems in the Armenian community are solely the fault of Armenians. I WISH Armenians would assimilate, because maybe then they'd start to approach their lives with a little more logic.

                      Why are other young Americans, like this guy, who is only 25, creating fortunes for themselves and Armenians are off acting like complete retards? Is that the fault of America?
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