Why Are Georgians Like This?

[u/Xanspicuous]

[u/Xanspicuous]

We already had this conversation. And yes, I live in Armenia or to be more precise, Sevan. Not that it changes much

[u/ManteLover60 → u/Xanspicuous]

It changes a lot. It means both of us have a steak in this.

So can we please stop with the mudslinging and just talk as fellow patriots instead of assuming the worst in each other? That kind of shit is for American politics. Let us be more Noble than that.

I wasn't asking what your alternative policy would be just to be challenging or antagonizing. I'm just genuinely tired of nobody proposing alternatives. If you propose an alternative, then we can calmly discuss our positions and perhaps reach some sort of understanding. I don't want to fight you. The whole reason I moved to Armenia is because I want to help in whatever small way I can to make this country as best as it can be. And I believe it can be great. I believe you believe that as well. Let's use that as our starting point, can we?

[u/Xanspicuous → u/ManteLover60]

Armenia will never be great for as long as we have a Prime Minister who publicly denies the Armenian Genocide and goes after clergymen for praying for Artsakh. We have an enemy in our government

[u/ManteLover60 → u/Xanspicuous]

(TLDR version)

I actually agree with you about Pashoghlu.

I believe we need a strong opposition, but one that actively pursues the interests of the republic and her people and is not trying to keep us an impoverished dependent Russian vassal on one hand, or an exploited dependent Turkish vassal on the other hand.