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  • Armenian
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    This thread has gone too far, even for my exquisite taste...

    I never felt comfortable with this freaky character before and now this repulsive individual simply disgusts me. He has shown absolutely no intellect, no objectivity, no depth - only irrational rants and brain farts. All he has been doing is attempting to turn this valid debate into freak show. I am done trying to talk to idiots and delusional morons. Thank you Virgil, Crusader and Lucin. In final analysis, when the likes of Ara and Freaky disappear into the murky pages of our diasporan history, the off-springs of individuals like you will continue our national heritage. On this holy day of remembrance, I ask you to always look for quality over quantity in your people, always remember that its all about your relationship to the fatherland/motherland, and regardless of where life takes you always remember to keep Armenia in your heart.

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  • crusader1492
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    Wow, "KMA". Maybe you do have some balls. I'm proud of you!

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  • freakyfreaky
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    Hey then squid, KMA.

    I've got my answers - no you weren't born there, no you weren't raised there and no you never lived there.

    Do you have any relatives there?

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  • crusader1492
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    Originally posted by freakyfreaky View Post
    Crusader, just curious, were you born, raised or lived in Armenia. I'm not talking about a family vacation to the homeland every once in awhile.
    I'll tell you what, I'll answer your question if you tell me your gender. Seriously, although I'm leaning female (due to the estrogen filled tone of your writing), I'm not so sure

    Just curious

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  • crusader1492
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    Originally posted by Virgil View Post

    Monte was right about the Diaspora, now I know why he stood on the highway with the sign that read, "anywhere but here", truly, truly, a man of genius and worth.
    ...a man of genius, a hero and an inspiration.

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  • crusader1492
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    Originally posted by freakyfreaky View Post
    If you three are a sampling of what a diasporan Armenian should expect if they return home, then count me out. I can do more good for Armenia from abroad.

    And, the sad thing is that you three are in the diaspora and at least one of you (Crusader, I do appreciate that - members of my family are U.S. vets)may have fought so that this diasporan Armenian can enjoy the freedom of expressing himself.
    Freaky...a little adivice:

    Vets do not like to be patrionized by weak willed half-wits such as yourself. Save your appreciation for Ara.

    Moreover, my service in the US Army is nothing. You should be showing your appreciation to all the Armenian nationalist from the battle of Sardarabad to the Battle of Shushi...if it wasn't for them you would not even have an Armenia - you know, the country you will "help from abroad".

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  • freakyfreaky
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    Now, how have I bought into Ara's cowpoop except to express that your conduct and words bolster his position.

    Ara and I are in direct conflict re: Armenian Genocide recognition. I disagree with him.

    Virgil, you knew Monte? Get this straight, Armenia thrives because of the diaspora, it needs the diaspora.
    Last edited by freakyfreaky; 01-31-2008, 06:09 PM.

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  • Virgil
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    Originally posted by freakyfreaky View Post
    Virgil, a derivative remnant from the Soviet Era.

    So there you have it:

    Crusader1492: Ottoman Armenian
    Virgil: Soviet Armenian
    Armenian: Soviet Armenian

    Ara: Free-thinking Armenian
    ok xxxxer, next time Armenia is in war, by all means, let the welfare case grab a gun and go to front, my "soviet Armenian" ass will assimilate and move on. I saw how well he "contributed" to the motherland in the early 90's, when Armenians lacked electricty this jackass was writing about the faults of Armenia, when war broke out, again, his ass was writing about the faults of Armenians, today the same, and in future, until his death, he will continue his illogical to entrap idiots and fools like you in the cycle of the perpetual loser.

    WOW, you are so stupid it is not even funny, I can only hope that the majority do not become like you and opt to remain "soviet Armenian". BTW you dumb xxxx, I have never lived under Soviet rule, stop assuming things, maybe instead of assuming things, admit defeat and move on to other debates. Again, you are defending a person that will betray you, your interest, and your people for his ego, I only cringe at the thought of people buying into his bullxxxx.

    Monte was right about the Diaspora, now I know why he stood on the highway with the sign that read, "anywhere but here", truly, truly, a man of genius and worth.

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  • freakyfreaky
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    If you three are a sampling of what a diasporan Armenian should expect if they return home, then count me out. I can do more good for Armenia from abroad.

    And, the sad thing is that you three are in the diaspora and at least one of you (Crusader, I do appreciate that - members of my family are U.S. vets)may have fought so that this diasporan Armenian can enjoy the freedom of expressing himself.
    Last edited by freakyfreaky; 01-31-2008, 05:17 PM.

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  • freakyfreaky
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    Virgil, a derivative remnant from the Soviet Era.

    So there you have it:

    Crusader1492: Ottoman Armenian
    Virgil: Soviet Armenian
    Armenian: Soviet Armenian

    Ara: Free-thinking Armenian

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