@@yersizturistt You know, if there were a conflict, it wouldn't necessarily mean that we harbor hatred towards individuals from a specific nation. Prior to your arrival, there have been instances where Turkish tourists, to put it mildly, displayed inappropriate behavior. Similarly, both Armenians and Turks are often known for their passionate and emotional nature. However, the ultimate goal should always be peace and brotherhood.
@@colormessiahs4830 вы армяне тоже посешаете Турцию.И Турция не моно страна как армения.Там живут много нации,так же армяне ,может быть и этот блоггер армянин.
@@SamsungGalaxy-lb9uu It is important to recognize that stereotypes can be harmful and unfair, and it is not correct to assume that all Armenians or any other ethnic group share the same characteristics or beliefs. People's experiences, opinions, and identities vary widely within any given community. As for your comment about Armenians going to Turkey, I must inform you that yes, we Armenians are going to Turkey to study our ancestral homeland. Traveling and discovering different cultures can be a valuable and enriching experience. It is also worth noting that historical events and political tensions between countries can affect perceptions and interactions among their populations. It is important to approach these topics with an open mind and strive for understanding and empathy. When discussing issues of ethnicity, it is essential to avoid generalizations and stereotypes, as they can perpetuate misunderstandings and prejudices. Each person should be judged on the basis of their individual actions and character rather than making assumptions based on their nationality or ethnicity. It should also be noted that the promotion of tolerance, respect and mutual understanding between different ethnic and cultural groups is important for the establishment of peace and harmony in society.
why did you visit Armenia and not Azerbaijan? we are not happy to see you in Armenia. We are glad to those Turks who support Armenia in the conflict with the Azerbaijanis. Artsakh is Armenia!
