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  • arabaliozian
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    TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
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    Gentle reader:
    If you have had enough of my nonsense, please feel free to spam or block me. It’s easy – all it takes is a fraction of a second. No need to ask me to remove your name from my address book when your name has at no time been there to begin with. Nothingness cannot be removed. Thank you! / ara

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  • arabaliozian
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    Armenians of the world unite. You have nothing to lose but your image as losers.

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  • arabaliozian
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    ON HISTORIANS
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    The credibility of historians, even the best
    among them, has been questioned by fellow
    historians since the beginning of historiography.
    Herodotus, “the father of historians,” has also
    been called “the father of lies.” More recently,
    Arnold J. Toynbee, one of the greatest historians
    of the 20th Century, has been dismissed as “a
    prophet of mumbo jumbo.” And consider the case of
    Edward Gibbon (1737-1794): in his universally
    acclaimed DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE,
    he portrays Romans as the good guys and
    Christians as the villains. To say that Armenian
    historians are more trustworthy than Herodotus,
    Gibbon, and Toynbee is to certify our status as
    perennial dupes.
    #

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  • arabaliozian
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    On the radio this morning
    I heard a woman define a great lover
    as “a man who makes love to you for eight hours
    and then turns into a pizza.”
    She must have been a black widow spider in a previous life.
    #

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  • arabaliozian
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    In 1933 Germans trusted Hitler more than Thomas Mann. Marx is right. History repeats itself, first time as tragedy, second time as farce.

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  • arabaliozian
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    I understand Armenians because I grew up in an Armenian ghetto; I had an Armenian education; and I have spent most of my life working for them. I could write a dictionary of Armenian fallacies, clichés, misconceptions, and prejudices, all of which have been mine at one time or another.

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  • arabaliozian
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    "Our party has been criticized again and again from the day of its inception but it has successfully survived all its critics." A stupid boast! So what? Longevity is a questionable criterion. Murder, rape, and war have a millennial history: does that make them worthy of our respect? The Ottoman Empire lasted six hundred years: does that make it a better system than French or American democracy? A criticism should be judged on its merits and nothing else.#

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  • arabaliozian
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    "You stress the negative," I am told again and again.
    Even from a critic they want flattery. Even from a dissident they want agreement.

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  • arabaliozian
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    If I hold a mirror up to you and you don't like what you see there, why blame the mirror?
    #armenians

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  • arabaliozian
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    To contradict someone who lives in harmony
    with his own misconceptions, prejudices and fallacies
    is like interrupting a honeymoon.

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