Re: Diaspora: Does it have a future?
All right, I'm stretching things a bit.
But France is a dead nation (one has to be french to realize that) so if they have assimilated, they have assimilated into nothing.
And frankly do you think most of them know much about the french language, culture, history...?
Anyone can learn the armenian language, culture and history btw
If this is required (which can be argued), does that suffice to make one armenian?
One has to agree armenian identity in the diaspora is confined to a sort of obsessive fixation with turks and a fight for AG recognition and against "denialism" (pushing for asinine laws...). Apart from that, it appears almost everyone shares and enjoys the same materialistic horizon and spiritually devoid hollywood-made xxxxty subculture (even those living in RA, it appears)
All right, I'm stretching things a bit.
But France is a dead nation (one has to be french to realize that) so if they have assimilated, they have assimilated into nothing.
And frankly do you think most of them know much about the french language, culture, history...?
Anyone can learn the armenian language, culture and history btw
If this is required (which can be argued), does that suffice to make one armenian?
One has to agree armenian identity in the diaspora is confined to a sort of obsessive fixation with turks and a fight for AG recognition and against "denialism" (pushing for asinine laws...). Apart from that, it appears almost everyone shares and enjoys the same materialistic horizon and spiritually devoid hollywood-made xxxxty subculture (even those living in RA, it appears)
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