@Tiridateslll Sometimes I think you guys want Armenia to burn just so you can prove your point.
Completely detached from reality.
So your take is that he should have ended his career/fucked off to America to win medals under a foreign flag just to spite Pashinyan *once*?
@xoskilav You are replying to an account based in Nigeria lol
The people of that continent are mutilating their underage girls for something I don’t even want to speak about.
Probably the fault of colonialism tho.
@igo60956893 It wasn’t discontinued, the principled remained. Had Serzh died that day and Vazgen survived, I promise you, everyone would be worshipping Serzh and demonizing Vazgen.
This country was built on chauvinism disguised as nationalism, disillusionment hit like a train.
Legalization of weapons in Armenia is arguably the best solution to whatever minor crime we have left in the country.
Arms will become deterrents and will force everyone to seek more diplomatic ways.
Just one out of many positive effects it will have.
@igo60956893 The “Finest” have set up Armenia on a path that led to 2018, 2020 and 2023. Their state model shattered at the first crisis and I don’t want to hear anything about them.
Those who wish to do similar acts will find ways, the legality of arms will only affect the ordinary people.
Meanwhile Armenians bought and are actively converting an abandoned Anglican Church back into a Christian worship place, fully preserving its original stained-glass windows.
Manchester’s 186-year-old All Souls Church was demolished on October 5, 2026. Its stained-glass windows were destroyed during the demolition, with footage prompting public outcry.
Built in 1839–1840 to a design by William Hayley, the Romanesque Revival church was Grade II-listed. Manchester City Council said a structural survey following a partial roof collapse found the building at risk of collapse and requiring demolition for public safety.
SAVE Britain’s Heritage and the Victorian Society have questioned whether alternatives to total demolition were properly considered, arguing that earlier action could have secured a different future for the building.