@menavisualss @0hour1 First: why the fuck you have to drag #Kurds into your nonsense conversation?
Second: your interpretation of "embrace" is very unique! I didn't know being invaded and massacred is considered as embracing!
@RudawEnglish Holy shit! @Rudawkurdish who the fuck has the keyboard?!! West what? Osh... what?! The name of the city is Şino (pronounced as Shno) and it is located in #Kurdistan. More specifically in the Eastern Kurdistan aka. #Rojhelat.
@menavisualss So what? Trying to say women can do whatever they're pleased under the terrorist Islamist state of Iran and sharia law? Trying to whitewash the terrorist regime that has ruined millions of lives?
@realvaran Ironically, none of these countless parties are genuinely anti-colonialist or pursue an independent #Kurdistan. Whether through acceptance of assimilation or federalist/autonomist models, the outcome remains the same: gradual Kurdish assimilation.
@KavehGhoreishi@KaweFatehi Good article, but Urmia was never a symbol of coexistence. Tensions are growing as some #Kurds refuse to submit to the state-backed Azeri-Shiite identity. Urmia’s Kurdish identity has been banned for over a century, silencing Kurds never meant there was no conflict and tension.