Originally posted by TurQ
Ok, so you don't like Pamuk. I guess you can't like everyone. But this post isn't just about Pamuk. It's about the program. How many programs are there on this topic? Very few. So when a program is made that investigates it, I think you should watch it before blindly lashing out at Pamuk. Your first post makes it seem like you are a typical nationalist who is lashing out at anyone who says anything about the Genocide. In fact, the first thing you did was attack Pamuk rather than attacking Keriz. Think about it, even if you are 100% right about Pamuk's intentions, who's worse, Pamuk, who according to you is a media-xxxxx, or Keriz, who is a nationalist arsehole who would put anyone in jail for speaking their opinion? Pamuk isn't hurting anyone with his words, but Keriz and his ilk are setting Turkey back 30 years with one fell swoop.
Now moving on to the dede. You say you that the dede had words of wisdom. In your opinion, what were his words of wisdom? Did you take note of the story he told about his father, mother and older brother who died as an infant during the Genocide? What shall we Armenians do when the country is run by men like Keriz who will put you in jail if you talk about that dede's history? How do you expect us to respond to men like Keriz with patience and understanding? Would you feel comfortable if all of the dedes who are still alive were videotaped and their stories televised in Turkey? Will that make the Turkish public believe?
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