Dark history of Armenia. Explaining how geography works. Armenian diaspora and other secrets!

thx for show this..was heard about it and saw movie some years ago. Anyway this hair beautiful to you, you are very pretty woman, more than you think im sure.

I am American. The American guy with Armenian heritage you spoke to had no excuse not knowing more about Armenia. I will say Americans in general are very ignorant about geography, in particular former Soviet republics. I visited Armenia in 1999 and now describe it as a fascinating parallel universe.

Because of that event the word genocide was created.

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You didn't find Putin guilty of the Armenian genocide?

thx alena for this interesting insights from that corner of the world that i really do not know

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The Armenians suffered greatly. When we are confronted with tragedies I think of Jesus' warning (Luke 13) of a far greater tragedy that awaits many : "There were present at that season some who told Him about the Galileans whose blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices. And Jesus answered and said to them, “Do you suppose that these Galileans were worse sinners than all other Galileans, because they suffered such things? I tell you, no; but unless you repent you will all likewise perish. Or those eighteen on whom the tower in Siloam fell and killed them, do you think that they were worse sinners than all other men who dwelt in Jerusalem? I tell you, no; but unless you repent you will all likewise perish.” NKJV

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As an American, that guy was an idiot. Having said that, he's emblematic of some unfortunate American tendencies:

* Our mainland only borders 2 countries, and one of them has enough similarities to be a familiar environment to most Americans. Traveling anywhere else requires crossing a body of water, which runs the bill up fast. I only managed to make it to Europe once, because work was paying for the business trip to Geneva. I've also been to the Bahamas once via cruise liner (partly paid for by work, as a Christmas bonus). To date, that's all of my international travel, and that's 2 more trips than the average American. A lot of us, perhaps most of us, don't even have passports.
* While his approach to asking about Russia was rude, I can understand his enthusiasm. News media over here is highly politicized these days, and tends to be highly myopic–that is, it only shows the news from one perspective. With the international traveling limitation, and the single English spoken language, it becomes hard to get first-person perspectives on these things. In fact, that's a big reason I follow you. Your English is indeed excellent, you're insightful, and have a dry sense of humor. I think you strike a meaningful balance on perspective and entertainment. Thank you for that.
* I'm not surprised he didn't realize Georgia was a close-by country. If you were to mention the name "Georgia" here in the 'States, virtually everyone would think you were talking about the US State of Georgia (just north of Florida, in the southeast). A lot of people (maybe most?) only really learn anything about what happens internationally when the news lands in front of them. I bet I could find you someone that's heard the name "Ukraine," but couldn't find it on an unlabeled map, despite all of the news about it over the last few years. Heck, 15 years ago, I probably WAS that person.
* Because we're only bordered by 2 relatively friendly countries, isolated from others by large bodies of water, and limited to myopic media, it has reduced the concept of war in other countries to an abstract for a lot of people here. The lack of interest in anything non-American by a large chunk of our population is a big reason why support for Ukraine hasn't been steady. It's also why a certain tangerine tyrant in our White House has been able to convince everyone tariffs on our trading partners are a good idea. 🙄

Again, none of this is an excuse to be rude or ignorant. I'm not trying to explain anything away. I just think these issues are important for someone on my side of the fence to acknowledge. Since you brought up the asshat in the video, this seemed as good a place as any. I'm hoping, once we pull ourselves out of the ditch we drove ourselves into, we can start to address these fundamental issues. Unfortunately, hope is not a planning tool.

Oh, and if it were up to this American, we absolutely would allow stray dogs to roam freely. Trouble is, there's a large portion of our population that actually hates dogs. People seem to forget they are fundamentally wolves, after all, and need to be approached accordingly.

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Some people just have no sense of direction or location. They might be in Berlin and find it surprising that Sweden is a short flight away. Others know where everything is and are surprised that anyone else doesn't.

I wonder if your Armenian-American friend is on his way to find out the hard way about Russian life, as some other Americans have recently.

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Your English is incredibly good!!
Love your crackly voice .
Just curious…. Why “Depressed Russian “

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I used to live in Glendale California, which I heard was the second highest concentration of Armenians in the world. Second to Paris I think? But the Armenians I knew always told me they suffered great genocide and atrocities, but your video was the first I have seen where it was officially memorized. So great video!

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That American sounds like he listens to too much Tucker Carlson.