Biden administration to recognise the Armenian genocide

[Adamm]

When will the Biden recognize the killing of native Americans as genocide? Hypocrite Biden, this is just a populist move part of the anti-Turkey rhetoric policies the US has been pushing since Biden became president. Trump was a geo-political master and way smarter than this low life.

[DarkSecret]

When will the Biden recognize the killing of native Americans as genocide? Hypocrite Biden, this is just a populist move part of the anti-Turkey rhetoric policies the US has been pushing since Biden became president. Trump was a geo-political master and way smarter than this low life.

Since they are "civilized" they can commit any atrocities they want but because we are not human we need to be punished.

[DarkSecret]

Did you know Armenians attack Turks randomly? I can be killed by any Armenian here who learns that I am a Turk. This is what they are. "Civilized" at its finest. It's obvious who is more genocidal.

[Armenian Bishop]

You can't even stand the expression of one random Spanish person. Everybody has to agree with you. Otherwise you would attack people randomly.

It was the context of his comment. Instead of addressing the matter at hand, that Spaniard impertinently complained about Americans. whether his accusation (against Americans) has merit or not, really has nothing to do with an acknowledgment statement from the US President. America has issued appologies to Hawaiian Natives, First Nation Native American People, African Americans, and Japanese Americans.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart...zed-180959254/

Instead of acknowledging historic wrongdoings, Turkey has used Article 301 to silence constructive criticism and dialogue within the country. It wasn't only Ottoman Armenian Christian who suffered (a century ago), but also Ottoman Assyrian Christians, Ottoman Greek Christians, and Ottoman Maronite Christians. Turkey should man up, face it's shadows, and show more integrity.

"Turkey resurrects deadly Article 301 against dissent." The article was published in October, 2019.
https://www.al-monitor.com/originals...come-back.html

[DarkSecret]

It was the context of his comment. Instead of addressing the matter at hand, that Spaniard impertinently complained about Americans. whether his accusation (against Americans) has merit or not, really has nothing to do with an acknowledgment statement from the US President. America has issued appologies to Hawaiian Natives, First Nation Native American People, African Americans, and Japanese Americans.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart...zed-180959254/

Instead of acknowledging historic wrongdoings, Turkey has used Article 301 to silence constructive criticism and dialogue within the country. It wasn't only Ottoman Armenian Christian who suffered (a century ago), but also Ottoman Assyrian Christians, Ottoman Greek Christians, and Ottoman Maronite Christians. Turkey should man up, face it's shadows, and show more integrity.

"Turkey resurrects deadly Article 301 against dissent." The article was published in October, 2019).
https://www.al-monitor.com/originals...come-back.html

Well, the question is that whether Biden is doing that for being politically correct or just to push Turkey to Russia more. Either of them is not ethical and has nothing to do with historical facts. That's what Spanish friend tried to say.

Even Armenian church in Turkey said that this kind of statements made by USA presidents sadden them every year. Btw, is there even 1 Turkish imam in Armenia? lol.

[Diego Garcia]

When excuses are made (for genocide), I have good reason to interject. What you did is what genocide deniers have been doing for decades; namely, to point out that countries like the USA, France, Germany, Belgium, Et cetera, haven't owned their own genocidal issues. Even if that's true, it still doesn't excuse Ottoman Genocides against Ottoman Christians, whether it be the Armenians, the Assyrians, the Greeks, or the Maronites.

I didn't say absolutely anything similar to that. Not even thought. You've set up yourself all that in your brain. Just take a Valium and calm down.

[Armenian Bishop]

I didn't say absolutely anything similar to that. Not even thought. You've set up yourself all that in your brain. Just take a Valium and calm down.

I'm calm enough, and I had a great day yesterday. While keyboard warriors were punching it out here, I was at an Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day Ceremony, in San Francisco, California. I'm even seen in facebook videos from the Mount Davidson Cross Ceremony. Your original comment served as a distraction, from the topic at hand, and I called you out on it. The American President did a good thing, but you found a way to conjure up something wrong about it.

[Diego Garcia]

I'm calm enough, and I had a great day yesterday. While keyboard warriors were punching it out here, I was at an Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day Ceremony, in San Francisco, California. I'm even seen in facebook videos from the Mount Davidson Cross Ceremony. Your original comment served as a distraction, from the topic at hand, and I called you out on it. The American President did a good thing, but you found a way to conjure up something wrong about it.

As said, all in your head. It's your problem, not mine.

But as you insist in keeping discussing about this with me, I go on.

All the international community knows about that matter, the armenian genocide.

From my personal opinion the fact that a US President to recognise a genocide is not more important than any others do.

For me US has no the last moral voice in nothing, it's not a golden standard for nothing related with morality. It's just the power in the world today. Nothing more, nothing less. But they are no moral authority in the world, precisely, even though they could --and others-- believe they are. But not.

If for you that fact is something relevant, ok, but it's not for me.

In my opinion, US should recognise all the genocides they have made themselves first. Later, the others'.

If you want to call my opinion as a distractive manoeuvre or whatever, ok, go ahead. But then you couldn't avoid me to think you are really nuts.

All clear?

[Armenian Bishop]

As said, all in your head. It's your problem, not mine.

But as you insist in keeping discussing about this with me, I go on.

All the international community knows about that matter, the armenian genocide.

From my personal opinion the fact that a US President to recognise a genocide is not more important than any others do.

For me US has no the last moral voice in nothing, it's not a golden standard for nothing related with morality. It's just the power in the world today. Nothing more, nothing less. But they are no moral authority in the world, precisely, even though they could --and others-- believe they are. But not.

If for you that fact is something relevant, ok, but it's not for me.

In my opinion, US should recognise all the genocides they have made themselves first. Later, the others'.

If you want to call my opinion as a distractive manoeuvre or whatever, ok, go ahead. But then you couldn't avoid me to think you are really nuts.

All clear?

Nope, you're wrong: [1] The USA has owned and acknowledged many of its past human rights abuses. Whether we're talking about Hawaiian Natives, First Nation Native Americans, Japanese Americans, or African Americans, there've been statements of acknowledgment. [2] As I said before, telling us to just wait until all American human rights abuses are acknowledged, that is just a deviously conjured stall tactic, a red herring or straw man logic fallacy, on your part. [3] I celebrated the breaking of a wall of silence, that last a century. [4] It was simply a statement of acknowledgment, which puts the White House in solidarity with the 2019 Congressional Armenian Genocide Acknowledgment.

But, you can keep shouting from your bullhorn. I mean, I have observed this situation, a very long time, and you surely haven't; so, I can understand that you're unable to get what I'm saying. There's nothing wrong about what I said, except that I should've warned you about where you're going (with that), instead of implying an accusation.

[Armenian Bishop]

Did you know Armenians attack Turks randomly? I can be killed by any Armenian here who learns that I am a Turk. This is what they are. "Civilized" at its finest. It's obvious who is more genocidal.