Turkey's Erdogan warns Germany ahead of Armenian genocide vote

[waz]

It is but not freedom to cheer for criminals who commited genocide.

If you were discussing details on history would that bring about charges?

 

[guest11]

Some people have selective bias. There are many people here on the forum that deny the Armanian Genocide and other otrocities committed by the Ottomans. Just as bad we have people on this forum denying the Holacaust despite overwhelming evidence from victims, eye witnesses, photos, video, graves, official documents and even admissions from the perpetrators themselves.

Yet the same people that deny these terrible events in which millions of Christians and Jews were brutally exterminated will argue until they are blue in the face about other otrocities (some real, some exaggerated) in which Muslims suffered. Deportations for collaborating with Nazis is apparently a genocide.

Well some nations have denial as state religion so you'd be wiser to stay clear of them.

 

[flamer84]

If you were discussing details on history would that bring about charges?

Raising an interesting point there.It depends,I guess discussions under the form of academic debates don't fall under that category but some nationalist screaming there was no genocide is another story.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

We support Turkey's quest to focus on present and future and not dwell in past

 

[waz]

Raising an interesting point there.It depends,I guess discussions under the form of academic debates don't fall under that category but some nationalist screaming there was no genocide is another story.

Fair post, but an academic can analyse figures, findings etc and arrive at a conclusion that genocide is true strong a word to be used, and then have charges pressed against by an Armenian fellow.
The law seems odd to me.

 

[MarkusS]

So there is no freedom of expression in Italy?

spare me the liberal bullshit. You get the freedom we grant you.

We support Turkey's quest to focus on present and future and not dwell in past

a nation without past has no future.

 

[flamer84]

Fair post, but an academic can analyse figures, findings etc and arrive at a conclusion that genocide is true strong a word to be used, and then have charges pressed against by an Armenian fellow.
The law seems odd to me.

If there was a genocide,and from what I've searched about it it clearly was,it's pretty hard for an academic to come up with something to proove that it was not.

 

[waz]

If there was a genocide,and from what I've searched about it it clearly was,it's pretty hard for an academic to come up with something to proove that it was not.

Where is the line between a massacre and a genocide to eliminate an entire people? Anyway, I don't particular care, I just can't understand such a law.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Unnecessary provocation on peaceful Turkey , was needed firmly stand in support to People of Turkey against such ridiculous stuff

 

[Emperor_of_Mankind]

Turkey and Japan are the one of the few countries that have committed unspeakable atrocities and refused to apologized while playing the victim.

 

[bsruzm]

Anyway, I don't particular care,

Let me see otherwise free guy!

 

[-SINAN-]

So there is no freedom of expression in Italy?

For hypocritical europeans freedom of speech and democracy only exists when it suits their agenda.


Doesn't matter what christian countries' politicians say, it will change nothing.

If there was a genocide,and from what I've searched about it it clearly was,it's pretty hard for an academic to come up with something to proove that it was not.

If you say so chief.....you can go to Armenia and burn Turkish flags with your brothers.

 

[Kuwaiti Girl]

Turks chant "a good Armenian is a dead Armenian" while ironically protesting German #ArmenianGenocide recognition.

https://twitter.com/x/status/739422763694358533

 

[GOLDENEAGLE1]

a nation without past has no future.

We know our past very well and every Turk is proud of it.

 

[MarkusS]

We know our past very well and every Turk is proud of it.

thats your problem, not mine.