America land of democracy and the degenerates over at ANCA are posting shit like this calling for a RELIGIOUS leader to become the head of state. Do they not enjoy America ? Because that’s a main pillar of democracy, separation of church and state. I swear to god I’m losing so many brain cells trying to do the mental math of how people can see this and be like yeah it’s a great idea. Go to fucking church if you want to be religious. And sip on your 7$ Starbucks posting half ass memes. While fanning the flames of stupidity. These same people cry about Aliyev and Erdogan being authoritarian and islamists or whatever and then support this shit. Can you not see the equivalency? This is why it becomes a two sided conflict because of this stupid shit.
https://x.com/anca_dc/status/1794550950423904594?s=46&t=eH_so0GWuZKj6S2D_STh3Q
Posted by ShahVahan
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It goes to show how backwards and different the Armenian lobby is from the Israeli lobby.
While the Israel / American-Jewish lobby adapts to and actively supports whatever is Israel’s current policy position, which changes based on whatever party the majority of Israeli democratically elects, and understands the rationale behind difficult choices, the Armenian lobby does everything to oppose Armenia’s policy vector and promote division.
And the crazy thing it isn’t even restricted to being anti-Pashinyan.
It was the same 1.5 decades ago, when under American encouragement, Armenia and Turkey almost re-established relations. You can bet your top dollar what the ANCA did then. Granted the deal never fell through and the US didn’t apply sufficient diplomatic pressure on Turkey to play ball, but it was yet another example of diasporan institutions opposing the strategic decisions made by the Armenian state.
The same sht occurs when AGBU leaders living in NY, London, or Berlin demand Nikol step down. You’re a humanitarian aid organization based in the US and Europe. You don’t pay taxes. You don’t serve in the military. What right do you have interfering with Armenia’s democracy?
Arrogance. Stupidity. Stubbornness. Disunity. These 4 vices have damned Armenia throughout the ages, even back when feuding nakharar families would backstab each other because of promises of land/power from foreign empires that manipulated and used them.
I’m just so disappointed no upset, that educated Armenians who grew up in the west are ready to throw away progress for the sake of “our homeland”. A homeland they go party in once a year and then cry about. Feel bad for the people there who thirst for the life you enjoy. Don’t feel bad for fucking soil or western Armenia. It’s just the irony that kills me, the double standard thinking we are somewhat better than Turks or Azeris yet we are acting the same. They want a strong authoritarian leader the same way some of our backwards neighbors do.
Remember almost ALL diasporan institutions are tied to the church a good chunk of diasporans are crazy religious fanatics
We need to put a stop to all cultural institutions being linked to a church I say that as a Christian. This insanity needs to stop
All this is giving ger, man er do supporter vibes. Their situation is even worse because their diasporans could actually vote.
Look at what happened to the bird country and learn.
Since they don’t live in Armenia, they don’t really care about how these things affect real Armenian citizens’ lives. All they care about is their own pride.
I know this because Turkish citizens in Germany (3.5 million) vote for Erdogan (at least 60% of them) and they passionately love him. ( Btw most of them give their vote to leftist parties in Germany. And yes they are German citizens too and they vote for Germany’s elections too. Double citizenship…)
They just care about newspaper headlines and bland slogans. They easily call for war since they won’t fight or their relatives won’t die.
Turkish people realized this ten years ago, and now most people don’t care or listen when an “almancı” (used to be a nickname for Turkish citizens who live in Germany but has become an insult after recent elections) speaks about Turkish politics.
If you don’t live in a country, you shouldn’t vote or speak about its politics even if you are a citizen of that country.
And that’s why I don’t like my fellow diaspora armenians, dashnaks and everything in between
u/idontknowmuch
Is he really illiterate? As in can’t read and write?
Noticed your comment on r Europe
Lol on their feed they’re busy platforming fringe loons like Robert F. Kennedy and Vivek Ramaswamy instead of playing ball with the establishment and achieving something.