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  • #41
    They are allowed. According to the law, they have the freedom to assembly so long as that it passes the "direct incitement test", in that the protest may not immediately incite violence or disorder. Now, while no one would consider any of these protests "peaceful", they didn't result directly in anyone's death, so by law their speech is protected.

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    • #42
      I said similar things, when we say Armenians did this, this naturally goes for all Armenians including your relatives, thats what I find wrong, I said

      Originally posted by Tongue
      The thing is.. you're asking us not to take it "personal" but how can we do that when all the slogans they're holding are simply not true?

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      • #43
        Diagnosis of the Psychosis: Symptom I They change the subject

        Originally posted by realityShow
        prove
        v., proved, proved or prov·en (prū'vən), prov·ing, proves.

        v.tr.
        1. To establish the truth or validity of by presentation of argument or evidence.
        2. Law. To establish the authenticity of (a will).
        3. To determine the quality of by testing; try out.
        4. Mathematics.
        a. To demonstrate the validity of (a hypothesis or proposition).
        b. To verify (the result of a calculation).
        5. Printing. To make a sample impression of (type).
        6. Archaic. To find out or learn (something) through experience.
        v.intr.
        To be shown to be such; turn out: a theory that proved impractical in practice.
        For the myopic and the dyslexic:

        Diagnosis of the Psychosis: Symptom I They change the subject,
        e.g. they copy/paste tons of garbage to divert attention.



        So according to this definition, could you please tell me where, when, by whom, how it was proven????
        And could you please tell me why Armenian historians didn't want to discuss this matter with Turkish historians; when they came to Turkey as guests of a Turkish college and gave a conference about AG?? There may be two reasons I think:
        1. They don't have enough knowledge, evidence and courage to do that (No kiddin'! Oh, you mean the Turkish "scholars"? H.)
        2. They don't want this matter is solved (because their MASTERs don't want a reliable and peaceful(??? H.) Turkey) (I'd like to see you go back to the hell you come from. H.)
        Have you ever, in your miserable life, read a single book about the Armenian Geniocide, exactly one of those your government doesn't want you to?

        Again I paste:
        Examples online, free of charge:
        The Blue Book.
        Ambassador Morgenthau's Story.

        Not free: buy, steal or borrow:
        "The Burning Tigris" by Peter Balakian.
        "Seninle Güler Yüregim", by Kemal Yalçin.
        Lepsius' works.
        Dadrian's works.
        Richard Hovanessian's works.
        etc., etc., etc.

        Also check this web for survivor accounts. (Not that I think your brain damage is curable...)

        Also see if you can find any of these almost one thousand titles, dealing ONLY with the genocide of 1894 - 1897 by Abdulhamid. when It was not war, but people died.

        I think your brain damaged Turkish "historians" also need to do some research and read some real books, not just Ataturk ordered/approved garbage where all the languages are claimed to be from Turkish...
        Four things denialist Turks do when they are confronted with facts:

        I. They change the subject [SIZE="1"](e.g. they copy/paste tons of garbage to divert attention).[/SIZE]
        II. They project [SIZE="1"](e.g. they replace "Turk" with "Armenian" and vice versa and they regurgitate Armenian history).[/SIZE]
        III. They offend [SIZE="1"](e.g. they cuss, threaten and/or mock).[/SIZE]
        IV. They shut up and say nothing.

        [URL="http://b.imagehost.org/download/0689/azerbaijan-real-fake-absurd.pdf"][COLOR="Red"]A country named Azerbaijan north of the Arax River [B]NEVER[/B] existed before 1918[/COLOR][/URL]

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        • #44
          Originally posted by Tongue
          Rude, you can't blame HayerMiacek for feeling that way.. I mean looking at those pics makes me wanna throw stuff at them too.. not that I would, but you know what I mean... it makes me very very angry.. AND dissapointed.

          My great grandmother's two baby brothers were killed in the genocide by Turksih soldiers along with the rest of her family.. they were from Mush. She told me everything that happened to her.. everything she saw with her own eyes. She was an old lady.. I don't think she cared much about "politics" or "land returns" at that age. To see these people holding signs saying it was the other way around makes me angry!! very angry.
          I know your pain.And I am sorry if I offend you.Sorry!!!

          But I appreciate modern responses not rude ones.

          By the way I am not Rude,I am RUDO.

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          • #45
            Originally posted by RUDO

            By the way I am not Rude,I am RUDO.
            I know, it was a typo. I apologize Rudo.

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            • #46
              Originally posted by Tongue
              I know, it was a typo. I apologize Rudo.
              Ok!!!I see,never mind!!!

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              • #47
                These demonstrations are actually more helpful than harmful. They keep the Genocide in the public eye. The truth is with us, and we have just enough political and moral clout to at least get the truth disseminated to the public. Thus, I see these as the last gasps of a dying animal.

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