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Originally Posted by حسن  Dear Al-Ghaliboon,
You are just using the same fascist rhetoric of feb 14th calamity. Indeed, what I understand from reading is that lebanese armenians are doubtful in their engagement toward lebanon if they claim that they don't like Turkey or if they call for reminding the armenian genocide. I am not armenian and not even christian and I feel hurted from reading you. So I guess the feeling of the lebanese armenians who read you and the image you give them about our Great and Glorious National Resistance that you pretend defend...
Finally, I ask you once more that nobody spoke about Armenia and Azerbaidjan. So please don't import to lebanon the conflict between these two beloved countries.
Regards
Hassan |
Hassan, do me a favour, and stop replying to my posts. You write offensive remarks and question my belonging, and then conclude it with "regards', well keep those regards of yours to yourself, and keep your words too. I am beginning to get really annoyed by your off-the-belt personal remarks, if you have an issue please raise it in private, or else you are the one who is giving a bad image of the RESISTANCE (and saying "glorious naitonal resistance" as you always do does not make you any more supportive of the resistance than me, so quit hiding behind words) by spreading the image of one who does not welcome discussions and spreads fear that discussing something will lead to conflict.
THIS is fascist rhetoric. This is exactly what the so-called "march 14" are about, they engage in scare tactics to prevent discussion, because discussion would set the stage for a deeper understanding of the "other", and they do NOT want that. So you can go on saying "great national resistance" but that will not change the fact that it is YOU who has internalized the rhetoric of "march 14".