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Originally posted by nairiIf the embargo is such a threat to Armenian economy, how come Armenia is doing better and better economically? Fair enough, any country is better off without an embargo, but at this stage it's an excuse for the Armenian government to be corrupt. As far as I can see.
You'd be surprised at how much of our language we share with Turkish and v.v.
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Originally posted by HyeJinx1984"I tell ya, it ain't no joke workin' in them septic tanks, but I'll be damned if I ain't got some interestin' turd stories to tell..."
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Originally posted by ardenikoh my God, u couldnt be wronger & it really scares me that some ppl think that's true
u should really do a little more research before accusing somebody of such a horrible crime. Kemal Ataturk was a GREAT man. he alone is the one who is responsible for pulling turkey out of its muslim-fanatic state. he completely reformed the country, scrapped the arabic alphabet & used latin letters for a new standard turkish alphabet. he threw religious fanatics out of power & made turkey into a democratic country. obviously, they are still generally barbarians & still have a long way to go as a country & as a people (they can start by recognizing the Genocide) but u have absolutely no right to accuse Ataturk of being responsible in ANY way for the Armenian Genocide.
Thats like saying it was Mesrob Mashtots' fault Armenians didnt have an alphabet until they did.
Well hellloooooooooooooooooooo, r u sleeping or what. Kemal was one of the organizers of the Genocide. He contributed for Turkey not for us. Jesus, what else am i gonna read that u love turks also?
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Originally posted by fIReBuRntInHeLLWell hellloooooooooooooooooooo, r u sleeping or what. Kemal was one of the organizers of the Genocide. He contributed for Turkey not for us. Jesus, what else am i gonna read that u love turks also?
the 3 head honchos of the Young Turks were: Mustafa Talaat Pasha, Cemal Enver Pasha & the 3rd dude, i just remember it was something Cemal.. anyways... no Kemal Ataturk.
what else am i gonna read that u love turks also?
& u know what that is? that's freedom.. thats moral freedom. because when i meet turks & they turn out to be nice ppl, i dont break my head over it like u guys do, all confused... "why do i like this dude? i should want to kill him.." no u shouldnt... u were brainwashed since u were a kid to be programmed to hate turks, but the area in which our parents' generation's calculations fell short was that as much as they talked to u about these ugly disgusting turkish ogres, eventually we were gonna run into a few & maybe.. just maybe, if ur mind is capable of handling so much freedom.. then u would realize that this eternal & unconditional hatred for our turkish contemporaries is nothing more than a HUGE moral burden.
Now, u can either surrender urself body & soul to this demon called HATE, to whom u will remain a SLAVE all ur life.. or if u grow up & open ur eyes.. or meet enuf nice turkish ppl in ur life who might help u out in ur endeavours if u let them, then maybe u might realize that HATE is just a BIG word thrown around by small people
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Originally posted by Tres BienBecause, actually we dont anymore. We bash Israelis instead, lol.
I understand now why my parents felt this anger towards turks, it was just taken wrongly by us, as youre young and dont know whats going on in world-politics.now i have a better knowleadge, though i usually think that turks are very badly educated , and should get a grip of themselves and learn about their history, there are many racist turks out there(not to mention Azeris...)
their are good turks too, yes but that is not the point. I dont think its wrong for us to critisize turks, not after all they have dont to us, i understand if some armenians hate them...Last edited by loseyourname; 06-22-2004, 08:36 AM.
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Originally posted by ardenikno. ataturk became in charge of turkey after the fall of the gencturk party & ittihad ve terakke commitee. he reformed the country. he threw the radical religious views out the window, giving women more freedom to dress normally & participate as members of society, he changed the official alphabet from arabic letters to latin letters. he pushed turkey far forward in terms of national development in every field.
Ironicly most turks today don't like nationalism. That's like a subtle "I'm sorry" if you ask me.
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Originally posted by patlajanThis is just silly. Armenians along with Kurds and anybody else they didn't like were killed to make room for nationalism. A turkish state for turks and no one else. The principals are the same.
Ironicly most turks today don't like nationalism. That's like a subtle "I'm sorry" if you ask me.Achkerov kute.
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