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Turkey's challenge to the Armenians

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  • #371
    Originally posted by Hovik
    Turanist, you never answered my question... when you come back please do...
    so he can get banned again? lol

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    • #372
      Is there a policy for readmitting banned people?

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      • #373
        Not really. When banning a moderator has the ability to choose a temporary (timed automatically) ban, or a permanent ban. Which option to use is at the discretion of the moderator and usually reflects the severity of the offense. As you know, the norm is usually a severe offense so usually members are banned permanently. However, if the offense is more of an annoyance or non-severe action, a moderator may opt to put the member on temp. ban (time-out) which is automatically lifted once the moderator-selected period of ban is over. If the situation does not improve with the temp. banned member (they continue to break forum rules) they will be permanently banned.

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        • #374
          Ok McMas stop annoying us with your challenge and what so ever, if you want to be smart just ask yourself what is the turkish political / strategic reason for denying the facts

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          • #375
            Welcome to the forum crazy!

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            • #376
              Thks Hovik glad to be around.

              I would like opinions on the following :

              1. there are some sayings which stipulate that the armenian genocide issue is more a diaspora fight than for the armenians from armenia.

              2. Considering the economical situation of armenia which in part is also a consequence of it's boarding countries, to what extent should armenia be determined in its genocide recognition as opposed to its econimcal needs.

              Don't get me wrong, I'm an armenian by blood (diaspora) myself and I sometimes think that there is a rationale gap between the intellectual approach of armenian dispora and armenians living in armenia. The latter evolving in poverty surely have different standpoints regarding political / economical issues of the country than ourselves living in better conditions.

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              • #377
                Then why are number of "Diasporans"is moving back and investing in the land?
                "All truth passes through three stages:
                First, it is ridiculed;
                Second, it is violently opposed; and
                Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

                Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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                • #378
                  That's where the issue is....on one hand you have dispora investing (don't want to get into corruption debate) and on the other you have armenians form armenia getting out of the country for a more prosperous land...

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                  • #379
                    Originally posted by crazy
                    That's where the issue is....on one hand you have dispora investing (don't want to get into corruption debate) and on the other you have armenians form armenia getting out of the country for a more prosperous land...

                    " Touk Onik " ?

                    Ge garzeink te hayes ton !!! Mete te eincho geses "Touk Onik" , eincho toon al mezme ches ??

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                    • #380
                      When he says "On one hand you have..." I think he means "On one hand there's..."

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