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Re: Azerbaijan, the liberation of Karabakh
Nishankly wrote:guest_07 wrote:Warrior wrote:
United Nations, NATO, European Union etc are a monumental waste of time. Here the majority is abstention, so their decision is not very valuable. Basically it means "sort it out by yourselves"
In the ideal fantasy world they'd let Karabakh citizens vote, and those who aren't satisfied can choose to move in either Armenia/Azerbaidjan where they are compensated and integrated. This is so simple and logical, the real benevolence, that 100% politics won't solve the conflict in this manner.
On local resident aspect,
I agree with your idea.
But, how about the land
that been occupied?
I never see any country that let it go
part of its territory
without bloodshed?
Are USA or any European countries did this before?
so that it can be used as an example
for the rest of the world.
Even Chechnya want to become independence before,
been carpet bombed without mercy by Russian.Nishankly wrote:
The only religion that is always the victim, everything else is invisible.
You better worry with
your covid & rape first (some say land of rape),
before making fun on others.
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Re: Azerbaijan, the liberation of Karabakh
guest_07 wrote:Nishankly wrote:guest_07 wrote:
On local resident aspect,
I agree with your idea.
But, how about the land
that been occupied?
I never see any country that let it go
part of its territory
without bloodshed?
Are USA or any European countries did this before?
so that it can be used as an example
for the rest of the world.
Even Chechnya want to become independence before,
been carpet bombed without mercy by Russian.Nishankly wrote:
The only religion that is always the victim, everything else is invisible.
You better worry with
your covid & rape first (some say land of rape),
before making fun on others.
I don't expect anything else from someone like you. Stay in your fairytale world that will never happen.
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Re: Azerbaijan, the liberation of Karabakh
guest_07 wrote:Nishankly wrote:guest_07 wrote:
On local resident aspect,
I agree with your idea.
But, how about the land
that been occupied?
I never see any country that let it go
part of its territory
without bloodshed?
Are USA or any European countries did this before?
so that it can be used as an example
for the rest of the world.
Even Chechnya want to become independence before,
been carpet bombed without mercy by Russian.Nishankly wrote:
The only religion that is always the victim, everything else is invisible.
You better worry with
your covid & rape first (some say land of rape),
before making fun on others.
Talk about human rights,
come from the land that have
rape occur every 15 minutes.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theweek.in/news/india/2020/10/01/india-has-become-a-land-of-rapists--says-madras-hc.amp.html
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Re: Azerbaijan, the liberation of Karabakh
I think property of land is a poetic idea, governments take a lot of pride from it, rather than providing peaceful life to people who actually live there. This matters above all, whether the population are muslims, catholics, jewish or even believers of the spaghetti monster religion.
From what i understand after a decent research, in this conflict every party involved is a villain because of their crooked interests. Of course bloodshed will occur when the population and soldiers are held hostage because of a battle of honor between 2+ territorial/political/religious entities.
From what i understand after a decent research, in this conflict every party involved is a villain because of their crooked interests. Of course bloodshed will occur when the population and soldiers are held hostage because of a battle of honor between 2+ territorial/political/religious entities.
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Re: Azerbaijan, the liberation of Karabakh
Warrior wrote:I think property of land is a poetic idea, governments take a lot of pride from it, rather than providing peaceful life to people who actually live there. This matters above all, whether the population are muslims, catholics, jewish or even believers of the spaghetti monster religion.
From what i understand after a decent research, in this conflict every party involved is a villain because of their crooked interests. Of course bloodshed will occur when the population and soldiers are held hostage because of a battle of honor between 2+ territorial/political/religious entities.
Thank you
for your nice contribution here.
Appreciated.
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Re: Azerbaijan, the liberation of Karabakh
guest_07 wrote:guest_07 wrote:Nishankly wrote:
You better worry with
your covid & rape first (some say land of rape),
before making fun on others.
Talk about human rights,
come from the land that have
rape occur every 15 minutes.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theweek.in/news/india/2020/10/01/india-has-become-a-land-of-rapists--says-madras-hc.amp.html
The fact that you need to attack my country shows how weak you are with your own faith that you cannot defend it with your own examples.
You brought up India because there is literally nothing you can do to talk about your own people, I will still give you the free pass to answer that India is no where on the map and everything you say is true.
Regardless, I do not conform to culture and religion and I certainly to do not conform to choosing my battles based on religion. Armenia and Azerbaijan have been at it for centuries. I am 100% sure you and your faith is cool with this 1 million people being killed since the agenda was the same. Oh wait, you can't look that far back can't you?
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%A9nocide_arm%C3%A9nien
I'm out. I can't deal with religious people, I don't know why I try.
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Re: Azerbaijan, the liberation of Karabakh
Nishankly wrote:guest_07 wrote:guest_07 wrote:
You better worry with
your covid & rape first (some say land of rape),
before making fun on others.
Talk about human rights,
come from the land that have
rape occur every 15 minutes.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theweek.in/news/india/2020/10/01/india-has-become-a-land-of-rapists--says-madras-hc.amp.html
The fact that you need to attack my country shows how weak you are with your own faith that you cannot defend it with your own examples.
You brought up India because there is literally nothing you can do to talk about your own people, I will still give you the free pass to answer that India is no where on the map and everything you say is true.
Regardless, I do not conform to culture and religion and I certainly to do not conform to choosing my battles based on religion. Armenia and Azerbaijan have been at it for centuries. I am 100% sure you and your faith is cool with this 1 million people being killed since the agenda was the same. Oh wait, you can't look that far back can't you?
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%A9nocide_arm%C3%A9nien
I'm out. I can't deal with religious people, I don't know why I try.
You can follow Warrior above
how to talk nicely.
It's that difficult to do it?
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Re: Azerbaijan, the liberation of Karabakh
Why relate this issue to Islam
when Azerbaijan itself a secular country,
not religious one,
to begin with?
when Azerbaijan itself a secular country,
not religious one,
to begin with?
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Re: Azerbaijan, the liberation of Karabakh
You could start with that in your argument definition and not bringing my country into consideration for a different cause? Or do I start quoting every country with a problem because you are a coward hiding your country while I show mine?
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I apologize too then.
I still don't believe citizens of a land voting for who they want to be with because it is again defined by bias, which is fine and is a larger issue in the world. Every land has changed has continuously and we cannot choose our battles based on one-offs especially if we associate them with a culture. The solution is that these homogenous fucking states learn to live with other cultures and equate them like how the world is adapting other than a couple of areas based on national security issues.
Armenia and Azerbaijan have an insanely bloody path where more than a million people died from both sides and to offer the land to someone based on current situations and equivalent homogeneity is a disrespect to everyone who died mostly for no reason and this where 2020 and the world as now comes into play.
I still don't believe citizens of a land voting for who they want to be with because it is again defined by bias, which is fine and is a larger issue in the world. Every land has changed has continuously and we cannot choose our battles based on one-offs especially if we associate them with a culture. The solution is that these homogenous fucking states learn to live with other cultures and equate them like how the world is adapting other than a couple of areas based on national security issues.
Armenia and Azerbaijan have an insanely bloody path where more than a million people died from both sides and to offer the land to someone based on current situations and equivalent homogeneity is a disrespect to everyone who died mostly for no reason and this where 2020 and the world as now comes into play.
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Re: Azerbaijan, the liberation of Karabakh
Nishankly wrote:I apologize too then.
I still don't believe citizens of a land voting for who they want to be with because it is again defined by bias, which is fine and is a larger issue in the world. Every land has changed has continuously and we cannot choose our battles based on one-offs especially if we associate them with a culture. The solution is that these homogenous fucking states learn to live with other cultures and equate them like how the world is adapting other than a couple of areas based on national security issues.
Armenia and Azerbaijan have an insanely bloody path where more than a million people died from both sides and to offer the land to someone based on current situations and equivalent homogeneity is a disrespect to everyone who died mostly for no reason and this where 2020 and the world as now comes into play.
Ok.
I will stop cover this news here,
if it brings harm rather than good.
Peace. My friend.
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I didn't say that but okay.
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It's such a weird thing to think that people at some point in history decided to draw lines across some part of earth and claimed to be theirs when it never belonged to them in the first place.
conflicts over land which always existed and will exist after humans.
conflicts over land which always existed and will exist after humans.
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Religion still defines national culture for most natons. So for me, its quite straightforward on what we Humans need to remove so that humans live in peace.
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Warabakhuti to all Muslim, death to infidels & good day to the rest.
humans are so fucking weird
sometimes nothing makes sense
religion
war
borders
countries
no point to any of this
we've as humans developed so much further from the original apes
yet we still behave the same at the core
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2010/jun/21/chimpanzees-territory-killing-neighbours
A study has proved for the first time that groups of aggressive chimpanzees invade the territory of their neighbours in order to acquire more resources or mates
Anthropologists have long suspected that chimpanzees, humans' closest living relatives, kill neighbours for land, but they have lacked any hard evidence until now.
humans are so fucking weird
sometimes nothing makes sense
religion
war
borders
countries
no point to any of this
we've as humans developed so much further from the original apes
yet we still behave the same at the core
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2010/jun/21/chimpanzees-territory-killing-neighbours
A study has proved for the first time that groups of aggressive chimpanzees invade the territory of their neighbours in order to acquire more resources or mates
Anthropologists have long suspected that chimpanzees, humans' closest living relatives, kill neighbours for land, but they have lacked any hard evidence until now.
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Embarrassing thread. One guy spouting BS propaganda and others using it as an excuse to be bigoted and gets a free pass to hate on an entire religion.
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Re: Azerbaijan, the liberation of Karabakh
RealGunner wrote:It's such a weird thing to think that people at some point in history decided to draw lines across some part of earth and claimed to be theirs when it never belonged to them in the first place.
conflicts over land which always existed and will exist after humans.
Myesyats wrote:Warabakhuti to all Muslim, death to infidels & good day to the rest.
humans are so fucking weird
sometimes nothing makes sense
religion
war
borders
countries
no point to any of this
The upside is, things are changing for the better with the younger generations. They are definitely less obsessed with religion and insignificant things like cultural identity or nationalism.
Having said that, I completely agree with you both. It's baffling how shameless humans can get, that they would draw invisible borders on a planet that doesn't belong to any of them and proclaim it as their own. Then later, wage wars and kill each other for a piece of land that they will all leave behind when they die.
If you think about it, we act exactly like parasites. We are organisms that greatly benefit from stripping nutrients from their host (in this case the planet). Once the host is completely destroyed, we look for other bodies to infect, consume and kill, that's why we are already thinking about terraforming Mars.
Then, you have the overpopulation problem. The more of us there is, the more problem you have. Just compare the world we are living in right now to the one people had back in the 60s when there was only 3 billion people around. 60 years later, and you have nearly 8 billion people around just consuming and reproducing.
Then we have the nerve to claim that we are somehow superior to all the other living things. Painfully funny.
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Nishankly wrote:Religion still defines national culture for most natons. So for me, its quite straightforward on what we Humans need to remove so that humans live in peace.
Humans and peace is an oxymoron. Religion is just a proxy. Remove it and something else replaces it.
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Nishankly wrote:Religion still defines national culture for most natons. So for me, its quite straightforward on what we Humans need to remove so that humans live in peace.
it's not that simple Nish, Religion is just a means of control amongst many others. Nationalism is 1000x worse.
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Religion is branded spirituality. Prestigious sects if anything. Esthetism and heroic mysticism related to them bring conquest fervor for those who have ego problems. Therefore it's responsible for many wars and countless deaths throughout history. And while other causes may prevent a peaceful humanity we should still give religions obsolescence a shot.
Christianism vs islam is the root behind a lot of violence, it's not an opinion but a fact. To avoid offending, it seems we must always mention (as if we didn't know already ) that a large percentage of believers only take the good principles behind their religion, as metaphors of their spiritual feelings.
Christianism vs islam is the root behind a lot of violence, it's not an opinion but a fact. To avoid offending, it seems we must always mention (as if we didn't know already ) that a large percentage of believers only take the good principles behind their religion, as metaphors of their spiritual feelings.
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The problem is not religion but how it is used. I am struggling to see how people cannot denote the difference between following a religion and then using it for political frontage.
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M99 wrote:Embarrassing thread. One guy spouting BS propaganda and others using it as an excuse to be bigoted and gets a free pass to hate on an entire religion.
A teacher got beheaded on a Parisian street yesterday for showing some Muhammed cartoons. There isn't another religion on the planet whose members act so violently in the name of their religion in the 21th century. I dislike all religions, but it's difficult not to hate on something like that.
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Art Morte wrote:M99 wrote:Embarrassing thread. One guy spouting BS propaganda and others using it as an excuse to be bigoted and gets a free pass to hate on an entire religion.
A teacher got beheaded on a Parisian street yesterday for showing some Muhammed cartoons. There isn't another religion on the planet whose members act so violently in the name of their religion in the 21th century. I dislike all religions, but it's difficult not to hate on something like that.
Just the viewpoint I would expect from someone who thinks multicultural societies are bad and homogenous America is ideal.
I hate seeing and doing "but he did that, they did that" but look up the situation with Modi government backed Hindu extremism in India. Or what Israel has done to Palestine over years because their holy book says its their rightful land. Violence is everywhere, and there are no excuses for generalization or any form of discriminatory hate/bigotry.
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Art Morte wrote:M99 wrote:Embarrassing thread. One guy spouting BS propaganda and others using it as an excuse to be bigoted and gets a free pass to hate on an entire religion.
A teacher got beheaded on a Parisian street yesterday for showing some Muhammed cartoons. There isn't another religion on the planet whose members act so violently in the name of their religion in the 21th century. I dislike all religions, but it's difficult not to hate on something like that.
Arty Im generally on your political stance of things if you've noticed but here is again an example of religion being used for political frontage and misused and bad context.
These are impressionable men who are accepted into cults or more so children bred to think this way and the fact of the matter is that Islam, theologically speaking, is against such acts.
Thus these are cherrypicked examples and the key is to eradicate extremism, not religion.
Speaking as an Agnostic here.
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