Reflections In My Mind

[Crimson Glow]

Turks did no genocide, it was just a deportation from one Ottoman land (Anatolia) to another (Syria), but Kurds killed Armenians in the way to Syria. There was no official command calling for a genocide, the command was for deportation.

Please search this, and you will understand.

Hexing

*Spelling and grammar corrected version*

Turks did a genocide, it was just under the guise of deportation from one Ottoman land (Anatolia) to another (Syria), but Turks killed Armenians on the way to Syria. There was an official command by Ataturk calling for a genocide, the disguise was for deportation.

Please search this, and you will understand.

[Anonymouse]

Ananymouse, I again agree with most of what you claim, but

There is democratic discussion of he issue in Turkey; this is why Turks believe so fiercely that there was no genocide.

But of course, as you say, this belief might come from the beliefs of our nation-state, but there "is" a democratic discussion, but every time the issue is discussed democratically, it is the "no-genocide" claim which wins.

So, I believe that there is no democratic discussion of the issue in Armenia, so you just don't want to understand that there was no genocide.

Again, there was no genocide. Turks, who have the noble blood of their ancestors, never do a genocide.

Hexing

You are confusing two things one being the "democratic process", the other being intellectual freedom and liberalism. Turkey does not believe in the latter, even though it purports to represent the initial. It is because Turkey does not believe in the latter that it funds campaigns to pay off professors in universities worldwide so as to not present the other side. That behavior does not indicate someone that is willing to openly discuss this, but rather supress it for reasons that are obviously detrimental to the Turkish nation-state.

[Anonymouse]

If it is true that Turkey pays off professors worldwide in universities, I aggree with you once more; however, I really do not think so, because Turkey does not care about Armenian genocide as much as Armenia does. In fact, it is Armenia which spends most of its money to claim the so-called genocide, and does not spend that amount to make the situations of the poor Armenians living in Armenia better.

Hexing

Of course Turkey nor Turks care about the Genocide as much as Armenians do. That's begging the question. Even an aboriginal could have told you that. However, that doesn't mean much for your point, or lack of. As far as the Armenian government spending money on the Genocide as opposed to feeding its people, that is strawman, and begs substantion. The Armenian government certainly doesn't pay off professors to talk about the Genocide, unless of course you can prove that it does.

[sleuth]

I do think Armenians pay off professors, if not the Armenian government. After al, there has never been a genocide, if some people are claiming a genocid when there is no genocide, then it means those people are payed off.

Turks never do a genocide, and we loved Armenians. It has all to create hatred betwen nations. They make it up.

Hexing

The historical facts you brought up there totally convinced me.

[Anonymouse]

I do think Armenians pay off professors, if not the Armenian government.

What you think matters not. If you cannot offer evidence of it, then you shouldn't claim it.

After al, there has never been a genocide, if some people are claiming a genocid when there is no genocide, then it means those people are payed off.

What are you trying to say here? It makes no sense.

Turks never do a genocide, and we loved Armenians. It has all to create hatred betwen nations. They make it up.

Hexing

I'm beginning to believe more and more that even you don't believe the guff you type, and you probably made this screen name to incite emotions, simply for shock value effect, and you're probably not even a Turk. You keep repeating the same cliche responses, of 'it didn't happen', and offering unsubstantiated, and often vague, assertions.

[Anonymouse]

Nope, you are wrong, I am a pure, very pure Turk. I can trace my race as far back as 600 years. muhahahahaha. hahahahahaha.

And I speak very good Turkish, see: Turkler en iyidir, bizden iyi yok, tamam mi la? Muhahahaha, hahahahaha.

http://www.dof.virginia.gov/images/wildlife-turkey-1.jpg

[Anonymouse]

muhahahaha, hahahahaha.

It is soooo funny that your comparison of a turkey as an animal to the country Turkey is your only thing to refer to when you do not have any reasonable answer to me.

muhahahahaha, hahahahaha.

And even you the philosopher Anonymous, even you, this time, couldn't have anything more reasonable than what I claime, and sent that picture. muhahahaha, hahahaha.

Hexing

I was reasonable to you all the time you were unreasonable. I cannot reason with unreason, thus I decided to join you.

[Harut82]

your muahahahahah's are getting annoying can you please say "lol" like everyone else?

[Anonymouse]

Anonymouse, ok. your last comment seems reasonable,and makes your preceding "unreasonable" comment "reasonable" too. This means I couldn't beat a great critical thinker such as you I was soooo happy that I beat.

And Harrot, I am sorry if they become annoying, but I really do not like the word lol, and actually can't understand why pple are using it instead of saying simply haha. But OK. instead of muhahaha, I can say haha if that makes it less annoying.

Hexing

When you learn to relegate blind nationalism and emotions to the rear, perhaps then your posts will exude reason.

[Anonymouse]

Man needs emotions Anonymouse, you gotta accept this fact. Harut wrote to me with his emotions, and I wrote to him with my emotions; both were kind remarks. If I start to curse here, Armenians, very rightfully, will start to curse back or will kick me out of the room. It is all about emotions Anonymous; this time I beat you, hahaha.

Hexing

Not if you want to have a rational discussion.