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  • #1

    what if Turkey recognize genocide?

    If Turkey accepts 1915 as genocide, do you thing that Turks and Armenians will become friends again?
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    It will never happen because of people like you.Any attempt to build a friendship will be named as treachery or " urge for a sympathy". Am i right my friend

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    • #3
      this is the mothaxxxxaing truth

      whey should we be armenian who suffer from turkish regime not only 1915 but all the way until now economicly and social
      i think armenia shold do some busniess withe turkish goverment and exploit their resources to make armenia much stronger then ever and armenia should keep a hot friendship withe russian goverment thisis what i think

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      • #4
        Great, now we have turks and Jews discussing what Armenians need to do.

        kakakitab, you can put your apology up your gyot. Turds like you will get exterminated, for you represent every thing vile in Anatolia.

        Otto, you seem to be a decent soul. However, you don't represent the typical turk and you don't have any power within your primitive nation. Therefore, our relations with your type are pointless. Don't forget: The crime commited by your people still needs to be punished and Armenians lands need to be returned. We simply can't accept an <<apology>> considering the degree of the crime in question.

        Do you agree that your nation needs to get punished and that we Armenians need to get our historic lands back? I somehow don't think you would go along with this idea. However, even if you did, that would not mean anything, for you don't represent the vast majority of turks.
        Մեր ժողովուրդն արանց հայրենասիրութեան այն է, ինչ որ մի մարմին' առանց հոգու:

        Նժդեհ


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        • #5
          I see no reason why Turks and Armenians cannot one day get along as fellow souls on this earth. For Turkey to accept the genocide and their history of unwarrented persecution of the Armenians will go along way to proving that the Turks have matured as a people and are worthy of our friendship and acceptance back into the community of nations. However my ability to consider myself a frieend of individual Turks is not predicated on the nation of Turkey's recognition of the genocide but on the attitudes and friendliness of the particualr Turk as an individual.

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          • #6
            Mr. Armenian an apology is a must but wont be enouh for you.Lands must be earned.Nobody gives land.We wont be an exception.But i respect all attempts to take your lands back.Humanism is nothing if we dont survive to see it.
            Last edited by Otto; 06-04-2005, 07:28 AM.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Otto
              Mr. Armenian an apology is a must but wont be enouh for you.Lands must be earned.Nobody gives land.We wont be an exception.But i respect all attempts to take your lands back.Humanism is nothing if we dont survive to see it.
              Who is the generalizer now - in more ways then one.

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              • #8
                I didnt understand your point mr. Winoman. But yes i was talking generally totaly based on my own observations of the world. Actually i dont spend my time on utopic theories.For example ideal gas is a theory that i cant inhale.

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                • #9
                  So you are saying that Turkey will never recognize the genocide. I think you are wrong. You can't predict that Turkey will remain geo-politically able to sustain against the pressures that will apear. believe me - they will be in for the roughest of roads ahead....

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                  • #10
                    Recognition is possible and will be in near future. I was talking about land issue. And i believe you there can be a rough road ahead but i can say we have been on that road for a while and it makes Armenian roads rough too

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