Which ArmenianClub members would you most like to meet?

[Artsakh]

Re: Which ArmenianClub members would you most like to meet?

Without a doubt you are amongst the finest patriots here.

Ya, you're a fine patriot yourself. You sit there all day typing up poetry and literature, and thinking youre some type of sh-i-t.

[Artsakh]

Re: Which ArmenianClub members would you most like to meet?

Siamanto
KarotheGreat

Selpak, I would really LOVE to meet you more than any member here, so i can punch you in the nose and make it bloody like your flag is, you turkish scum.

[Armenian]

Re: Which ArmenianClub members would you most like to meet?

Selpak, I would really LOVE to meet you more than any member here, so i can punch you in the nose and make it bloody like your flag is, you turkish scum.

[karoaper]

Re: Which ArmenianClub members would you most like to meet?

Armenian, you forgot Ara Baliozian.

But I really am flattered and I likewise would enjoy meeting an Armenian who deeply cares about his people and country.

I've met many interesting and fun people here who are proud of being Armenian, who may be opinionated, passionate, who may not agree with me on many things. But for me personally it's a thrill to meet an Armenian stranger, so meeting these folks would be a great occasion. It's certainly not guaranteed that friendships would be forged, but unless someone has shown themselves to be a psycho or a self-hater I would definitely be happy to meet them.

We haven't had many real self-haters here, but meeting those wouldn't be any better than meeting a turk.

[Lernakan]

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But I really am flattered and I likewise would enjoy meeting an Armenian who deeply cares about his people and country.

I second that and I would like to meet Armenian, Skhara, Azad, Karothegreat and Lucin.

[Armenian]

Re: Which ArmenianClub members would you most like to meet?

Armenian, you forgot Ara Baliozian.

[Armenian]

Re: Which ArmenianClub members would you most like to meet?

It's certainly not guaranteed that friendships would be forged...

Exchanging thoughts, ideas and sometimes insults - electronically - is very different than actual human interaction. Being able to hide behind a computer screen sometimes brings out the worst in many people. It is common for individuals to act out their fantasies on the internet. This applies especially to individuals that are timid or reserved in public due to physical, sociological or psychological reasons.

Nevertheless, it's always better to keep a certain degree of mystery. Dont' you think. For example: some of the people I have come across in Cyberia think I'm a Dashnaktsakan party member, others think I'm a KGB agent working for Putin, while others think I work for Robert Kocharyan. Some consider me an ultra-Armenian nationalist, while others think I'm dangerously insane or a fanatical Nazi...

Now, while none of the above are actually very flattering, they nevertheless do provide me with a certain weight, a certain aura. So, if these people ever got to know me in person, and saw how pathetically inaccurate their perceptions towards me were, I would loose a lot of my - mystery

We haven't had many real self-haters here, but meeting those wouldn't be any better than meeting a turk.

So true. Generally speaking the self-hating garbage amongst us are a majority. And even amongst the ones who seem patriotic there usually is some form of self-hate lurking somewhere inside. I think our obsession with the Armenian Genocide and the realization that the Armenian Republic is a small struggling nation that not many people know about contributes to the self-hate many feel.

In many Armenians' subconscious they feel like hapless victims, they feel vulnerable and at the mercy of others. Hardly a feeling to be proud about.

[axel]

Re: Which ArmenianClub members would you most like to meet?

some of the people I have come across in Cyberia think I'm a Dashnaktsakan party member, others think I'm a KGB agent working for Putin, while others think I work for Robert Kocharyan. Some consider me an ultra-Armenian nationalist, while others think I'm dangerously insane or a fanatical Nazi...

Ideologically speaking, you seem close to someone like Dugin, possibly with less intellectual depth and without the gnostic inclinations obviously.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleksandr_Dugin

Now, while none of the above are actually very flattering, they nevertheless do provide me with a certain weight, a certain aura.

A certain weight, a certain aura in the eyes of a certain public, of a certain "crew"


Frankly, I must say I am growing tired of some of our self-proclaimed patriots, nationalists... They have much more in common with the self-assessed and Soros-sponsored democrats who like to call themselves "dissidents" than one would imagine at first.
Some of them are possibly good-willed yet all too often nothing more than impenitent narcissistic babblers. Honestly, when we think of a patriot, do we see someone repeating the word patriotism every two sentence (same of a Christian or a democrat or...) or do we portray one differently?

[Armenian]

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Ideologically speaking, you seem close to someone like Dugin, possibly with less intellectual depth and without the gnostic inclinations obviously. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleksandr_Dugin

I like this Dugin dude already. So, in other words, I'm a watered down version of this Dugin character? Like a dumber version of him, right? Well, that is sad. All this time I though I was truly unique in my rhetoric, not to mention intellectual brilliance... Hey, come to think of it, I even look like him. Could it be that we are living parallel lives? Strange...

Some of them are possibly good-willed yet all too often nothing more than impenitent narcissistic babblers. Honestly, when we think of a patriot, do we see someone repeating the word patriotism every two sentence (same of a Christian or a democrat or...) or do we portray one differently?

I agree. Generally speaking, the depth of a self-proclaimed Armenian "patriot" or "nationalist" is only as deep as the vodka in their shot glass. One can recognize a true nationalist not by the words that they use - but by the way they live their lives.

[KarotheGreat]

Re: Which ArmenianClub members would you most like to meet?

Selpak please don't get you're hope on because I don't want to meet a retard like you lol