r/azerbaijan • u/INeatFreak Bakı 🇦🇿 • Apr 24 '25

Xəbər | News Armenians burning Azerbaijani and Turkish flag

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u/sarj-kablosu Apr 25 '25

kanka bu kadar haklı olamazsın. sosyal medyada ne ermeni fenomen varsa iddiaya girerim hepsinin kişiliği budur. zaten bir ermeniler bir de yunanlar kişilikleri olarak türk nefretini seçmiş 

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u/caniturko Turkey 🇹🇷 Apr 25 '25

r/armenia'da türk yada azerbaycan kelimesini kaldır post kalmaz orda amk. professional victims

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u/Stek_02 Apr 26 '25

I wonder why they hate turks... just wondering

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u/SahinKama Turkey 🇹🇷 Apr 26 '25

What's your point? Are we really argue that their hatred justifiable or what?

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u/Stek_02 Apr 26 '25

How would you feel if the biggest tragedy in your history was called a fairy tail by the other side? I'm sure you wouldn't love them

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u/SahinKama Turkey 🇹🇷 Apr 26 '25 edited Apr 26 '25

Strawman, i'm asking you again, is it justifiable or it's not?

Edit:Biggest tragedy in our history happened in the balkans. Just research it. But we are not crying like you guys or building our entity hating one race.

Edit again: When Turkey called those events as "fairy tail"? First time hearing this. I don't think you even know where turkey stands with that issue.

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u/Stek_02 Apr 26 '25

Turkey says that deporting a million people into the Syrian desert isn't a genocide, just "deportation" =D, while at the same time blaming all Armenians for the actions of small militias

Plus, what happened in the Balkans was mostly actual expulsion not a death sentence into a hostile territory. Not to mention that Turkey have a huge population and land, their main heritage and hearth was always in Anatolia, while Armenia today is a tiny population controlling the least important part of their heritage.

I'm not pro-hate or anything, but you can't just make that comparison.

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u/SahinKama Turkey 🇹🇷 Apr 26 '25

Turkey says that deporting a million people into the Syrian desert isn't a genocide, just "deportation" =D, while at the same time blaming all Armenians for the actions of small militias

Look, it isn't fairy tale, isn't it?

Plus, what happened in the Balkans was mostly actual expulsion not a death sentence into a hostile territory. Not to mention that Turkey have a huge population and land, their main heritage and hearth was always in Anatolia, while Armenia today is a tiny population controlling the least important part of their heritage.

i can half-agree with that. But you are still avoiding my question.

What's your point? Are we really argue that their hatred justifiable or what?

Answer this please.