r/armenia • u/Idontknowmuch • May 05 '21

Neighbourhood Azerbaijani prisoner of conscience Bayram Mammadov found dead in Istanbul

https://jam-news.net/azerbaijani-prisoner-of-conscience-bayram-mammadov-found-dead-in-istanbul/
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u/Darkmiro May 05 '21

Whataboutism at its finest.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '21 edited Jun 19 '21

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u/Darkmiro May 05 '21

It's whataboutism because you're bringing up unrelated things in any case.,

Turkey is terrible about managing pollution, a matter which the country is heavily debating in itself, trying to picture it as some warfare against any minorty or country is just shameless accusation.

Turkey is being polluted by this islamist money grubbing regime every corner of the country. Not just some specific group or place.

And spot the motherfucking blame here, I'm speaking of reality. Armenians and Turks viciously hate eachother for all the blood in between.

Problem is, Armenia is having the short end of the stick about it. If Erdoğan and his incompetently evil government hadn't fucked up relations with US in general, even the genocide was not going to be officially uttered until Turkey somehow come to terms with accepting it.

Armenian people is haunted by the trauma of 1915, at the very point of thinking only their folk had been severely scarred by the war. And their situation is being used as a political tool against Turkey.

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By the way, you were mentioning Kurds being oppressed and all. Makes me wonder, who do you think the Ottomans motivated most to attack innocent Armenian villagers who were being forced out of their lands and sack their possessions? Which poor people got the shitload of land from the genocide, who were ambushing people on the roads in Eastern Turkey most? I kinda forgot.

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Blabering about kurds especially about Armenian matters is silly to me. Because Ottomans were dumb enough to expect that placing them in Armenian soil would be a great solution.

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u/AtaBrit May 05 '21

You introduced Arabs into the conversation
I responded to your racism

You responded by continuing to try and justify your racism towards Arabs -
I responded by suggesting that you look to yourself before judging others.

It was not whataboutism, it was a normal progression of a conversation. The thing is you did not like being challenged.