Armenian Site?

[jahannam]

again.. you bring up reading writing and speaking...
If the black person shows the emotion I showed when my plane landed in yerevan for the first time... then screw any armenian who doesn't feel that way!

[Anonymouse]

NO ONE EVER READ WHAT SAYS IN THE TOP IF THIS SITE????

aRMENINANCLUB.COM
THE ULTIMATE WEBSITE FOR ARMENIANS. I THINK THAT SAYS EVERYTHING!

Case in point. Any other argument to the contrary is simply illogical and fallacious and if we accept that line of thinking, we might as well change the name of the website and everything else with it. But yea jahannam if you still dont see the obvious and disagree then you might as well petition the ac not to ban those hopeless souls who come here trying to score some xxxx or xxxxx, on the profiles that is.

[Anonymouse]

again.. you bring up reading writing and speaking...
If the black person shows the emotion I showed when my plane landed in yerevan for the first time... then screw any armenian who doesn't feel that way!

Number one he wont because he is not Armenian. You forget that culture is a product of the blood, not the other way around. You seem to say anyone can just turn into being Armenian just like they can turn into being a born again Christian. By that logic anyone can just be anyone. Don't you think when someone says they are 'half Armenian' they are implying an ethnic connotation? That is precisely what comes with the word 'half'. That black person can be culture bearing for all concerns but no matter how hard he tries he won't be Armenian. There's more to it than just reading writing or feeling an emotion when you get off a plane.

[xBaron Dants]

lol...I don't know what stance to take on this one (though I was not asked to take a stance, but still..)

I understand what both of you are saying (well, fireburntinhell, you're just being anon's cheerleader, so I guess I understand what you're saying too...).

Anywho, I am gonna side with Jahannam on this one. Admitting non-armenians on this site won't make it any less armenian than it already is. I am all for banning the anti-armenian posters, but PERSONALLY, a french canadian who comes on this site to actually learn about armenians and talk to us is waaay more welcome than the typical armenian you find over here saying "hey babe, u're xxxx'n hot! wanna meet up? I'll pick you up in my modified beamer".

Of course, it is entirely up to the administrators to decide about this, and their decision has already been made.

[jahannam]

"jahannam if you still dont see the obvious and disagree then you might as well petition the ac not to ban those hopeless souls who come here trying to score some xxxx or xxxxx, on the profiles that is."

come on now... how many non armenians are actually here for THAT!
2?

[fIReBuRntInHeLL]

tooooooooo manyyyyyyy

[Anonymouse]

More than that, if you dig around.

[nimda]

ArmenianClub.com is an online community where Armenian people can socialize. While, without a doubt there are many nonarmenians who have great love for Armenians, or have much interest in our traditions and people, that doesn't mean that we want those people to be in our community. Those people are welcome to come to A/C, look at profiles, read comments, however, they are not welcome to create profiles, and put their pictures up. Why? Because, this site caters to the needs of an average young Armenian. An average young Armenian does NOT come to an Armenian community site looking to communicate with other ethnicities. Of course A/C's purpose is to satisfy majority, not the minority of confused people who want to "hook up" with african-americans (just an example of nonArmenian).

Let's think of a real world example. In USA, Glendale CA, has a big and dense Armenian Community. Do you think Armenian people of Glendale, as a whole, would be happy to see a relocation of 20 thousands african-americans from another area to Glendale? While, Armenians wouldn't mind those people driving through the city (compared with looking at profiles) 99% will hate it if their neighbors became the african-americans. Of course, there will be a 1% of the community that will not mind that, but those are the people who came to Glendale for reasons other than feeling of community. And those generally are the people who do not contribute anything to the Armenian community.
Armenian people have gathered in Glendale for generations, to create a community, a place where people look alike, think alike, talk alike etc.

A/C is the same idea. A virtual community for Armenians who have things in common (for somebody it's the language, somebody else it's the turk-slaughtered grandparents, somebody it's the dolma, so on and so forth)

[jahannam]

ac... if only you didn't have the rights to kick me out ....

[Anonymouse]

ArmenianClub.com is an online community where Armenian people can socialize. While, without a doubt there are many nonarmenians who have great love for Armenians, or have much interest in our traditions and people, that doesn't mean that we want those people to be in our community. Those people are welcome to come to A/C, look at profiles, read comments, however, they are not welcome to create profiles, and put their pictures up. Why? Because, this site caters to the needs of an average young Armenian. An average young Armenian does NOT come to an Armenian community site looking to communicate with other ethnicities. Of course A/C's purpose is to satisfy majority, not the minority of confused people who want to "hook up" with african-americans (just an example of nonArmenian).

Let's think of a real world example. In USA, Glendale CA, has a big and dense Armenian Community. Do you think Armenian people of Glendale, as a whole, would be happy to see a relocation of 20 thousands african-americans from another area to Glendale? While, Armenians wouldn't mind those people driving through the city (compared with looking at profiles) 99% will hate it if their neighbors became the african-americans. Of course, there will be a 1% of the community that will not mind that, but those are the people who came to Glendale for reasons other than feeling of community. And those generally are the people who do not contribute anything to the Armenian community.
Armenian people have gathered in Glendale for generations, to create a community, a place where people look alike, think alike, talk alike etc.

A/C is the same idea. A virtual community for Armenians who have things in common (for somebody it's the language, somebody else it's the turk-slaughtered grandparents, somebody it's the dolma, so on and so forth)

Thank you for clarifying that and jahannam now do you see what I meant?