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Re: Armenia for Armenians
I do not think you understand what Dashnak is .
Its not about red men and green men or any other non Armenians.
( Do not worry since most Armenian have the same shortcoming).
Dashnagtsutyun is a political party.
Its a purveyor of ideas about national leadership. The same applies for all other political parties.
Throughout its history of existence it has tried to lead the nation ( more correctly its followers)
depending of its then leadership, the political, security and economic environment, no different
than any other party would or did.
NOW, I am not saying they were always right no party ever is.
That is their history and they will have to live with it.
In a democracy a political party is judged from what it represents, its policies, its actions,
effectives in communicating its ideas to the (whole) electorate and generally gaining their trust.
Its not about mistakes that were done by a different leaders in different historical settings.
If you look at the history and origin of political parties in mature democracies you will understand my points better.
Originally posted by Nare
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Its not about red men and green men or any other non Armenians.
( Do not worry since most Armenian have the same shortcoming).
Dashnagtsutyun is a political party.
Its a purveyor of ideas about national leadership. The same applies for all other political parties.
Throughout its history of existence it has tried to lead the nation ( more correctly its followers)
depending of its then leadership, the political, security and economic environment, no different
than any other party would or did.
NOW, I am not saying they were always right no party ever is.
That is their history and they will have to live with it.
In a democracy a political party is judged from what it represents, its policies, its actions,
effectives in communicating its ideas to the (whole) electorate and generally gaining their trust.
Its not about mistakes that were done by a different leaders in different historical settings.
If you look at the history and origin of political parties in mature democracies you will understand my points better.
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