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    Corruption

    I don't know where to post this so I'll just do it here.

    Well, I wouldn’t really care if I wasn’t Armenian but I have to say that this makes me sick. No matter how indifferent I try to be, in the end it gets to me!
    Of course, the whole world is corrupted and I can’t expect my country to be perfect, but in this tiny place, where there’s only a few million Armenians, many many people are dirtier than garbage. You know why I say this? Well first of all if you’ve ever been here you must’ve noticed all the strip clubs scattered around Yerevan, at almost every corner, even right NEXT to the Yerevan State University.
    Second of all there are too many prostitutes that you might never know how many types of diseases they have, working from $5 or less. A lot of them are mothers, close to 40 and I know that you’re gonna say they must provide for their children…ah whatever. OK so what about all the men who leave their pretty (or not) and definitely cleaner wives and go hump these dirty, hairy and sometimes even toothless xxxxxs like animals? Can’t they just learn something new instead? Some men even cheat on their pregnant wives. (oh I have my sources)
    The boys here, starting maybe from age 14 are allowed to go to strip clubs, smoke and drink freely, and they can even go to prostitutes at an early age if not 14 then maybe 15 or 16. There’s no law or anything.
    And what about the “virgin” teen girls? First they fk around (or maybe just once lol) then go to the doc to sew “it” up for marriage. Oh I forgot to mention that there’s some clinic here where husbands take their wives to sew “it” up cuz they enjoy breaking it…
    Well everyone is lying to each other and as I said there’s no law so everyone can do as they wish. You might even see 14yr olds and 20yr olds dancing in the same disco.
    I don’t mean to sound old fashioned and bigheaded but I feel sorry for these losers because for them life is about strip clubs, xxxxxs, clothes and makeup. Nothing else. And truth is, when I first came here, like many foreigners I couldn’t tell the difference between a xxxx and a good girl. Decent Armenians say this too. Well here, when someone wants to be a “zargatsats”, they , especially the girls, dress like hoes. Education is the last thing you might ever need. I'm sorry but the designer stores I've been to (not in Armenia of course) don't sell trashy clothes like they do here.
    Oh well I don’t blame them you know, it’s not really their fault they’re like this. They have been brainwashed by the media. And the country is too poor and uneducated to print new books, instead they show all kinds of crap on TV.
    Oh and some people think that just because someone is from Karabakh, Iran, Syria or Lebanon they're the same muslim Turk/Arab.
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    yes it is sad, and that whole revirginization procedure is the most absolutely ludicrous thing imagined!! i wanna yell: "hey!! get over it already! she had sex and it's done with!"...it's not like it's murder for God's sake!! yeah on the one end of this twisted spectrum you see the obsession with virginity (virgin fetish) and on the other end you see sexual madness, such as the clubs and prostitution!---whatever happened to common sense and moderation?

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      Achkerov kute.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by hyebruin
        yes it is sad, and that whole revirginization procedure is the most absolutely ludicrous thing imagined!! i wanna yell: "hey!! get over it already! she had sex and it's done with!"...it's not like it's murder for God's sake!! yeah on the one end of this twisted spectrum you see the obsession with virginity (virgin fetish) and on the other end you see sexual madness, such as the clubs and prostitution!---whatever happened to common sense and moderation?
        HyeBruin, this is not what its all about..

        I know what you are saying marron, though i havent been there i have many relatives who are here and who still liev there and tell me about it. It disgusts me to the max, it is the saddest state of being for human beings... I dont understand why they have come to this, what was the problem with living clean lives. This makes me very sad... but atleast i heat that in the towns life hasnt corrupted like that yet, and there is hope ... ATLEAST... its still something.. and the worst part is.. thre is nothing. NOTHIGN we can do about it.. Armenia is in the hands of high stake rollers.. the people who make the money treat these women like trash.. and its plain sad to think about this.. i hate you for bringing it up **i dont really hate you, just a figure of speech**
        How do you hurt a masochist?
        -By leaving him alone.Forever.

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          ..........Is it really THAT bad? I know many people who've recently returned from trips to Armenia that have nothing but good things to say... and a majority of these people were female. I'm sure like everywhere else in the world it has it's bad areas of town and Ghettos, but you make it sound like the entire country is one big Compton or East L.A.... sure you're not overexagerating just a little bit? I can't imagine certian family members I knew who grew up in America moving to Hyastan to raise their kids if it was that kind of enviroment. I know stuff is bad.... but come on.
          "All I know is I'm not a Marxist." -Karl Marx

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