Re: I wonder why there's so much hate directed towards Armenians..who don't look arme
All I know is that many Armenian women dye their hair blond. There aren't many Armenian natural blonds I've seen around here in Montreal, but I admit that it's very possible to find fair featured Armenians who look more like the common English folk around here than the rest of the community.
Anyway, the gene pool of Armenians seems to include many things. We have every kind of hair (curly, very curly, straight, wavy), most hair and eye colours (although they cover every general colour category), our skin colours can vary from dark tan to milky white, etc... We have many phenotypes, more than one that give a characteristic, exclusively Armenian look... blah blah blah. I think it's a waste of time to try to classify us with standards and categories created by other people. We can lead a functional society, why should we nitpick with these things? Besides, many, if not most Armenians are pretty racist in my opinion towards non-"whatever we are"s (a complex combination of Christian identity and our very varied range of natural physical appearance that sometimes includes at least some traits of not all too distant peoples we don't want to associate with), but if we bring this racism within our own gene pool, I can only forecast suicidal strife.
All I know is that many Armenian women dye their hair blond. There aren't many Armenian natural blonds I've seen around here in Montreal, but I admit that it's very possible to find fair featured Armenians who look more like the common English folk around here than the rest of the community.
Anyway, the gene pool of Armenians seems to include many things. We have every kind of hair (curly, very curly, straight, wavy), most hair and eye colours (although they cover every general colour category), our skin colours can vary from dark tan to milky white, etc... We have many phenotypes, more than one that give a characteristic, exclusively Armenian look... blah blah blah. I think it's a waste of time to try to classify us with standards and categories created by other people. We can lead a functional society, why should we nitpick with these things? Besides, many, if not most Armenians are pretty racist in my opinion towards non-"whatever we are"s (a complex combination of Christian identity and our very varied range of natural physical appearance that sometimes includes at least some traits of not all too distant peoples we don't want to associate with), but if we bring this racism within our own gene pool, I can only forecast suicidal strife.
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