“Go, die, are you alive? You’re a wretched one.” Pashinyan said this to the Armenians of Artsakh today. In other words, a person who is considered Armenian says to another Armenian: “You’d better die, don’t criticize me”…
I often think that nothing will surprise me either, but I underestimate Pashinyan’s level of immorality.
In fact, he really lives in a bubble of his own making, where he is a movie guy, where everything is tame, and the sea of peace is at his knees. He is unable to see and understand what inhuman pain and suffering he has caused to thousands of Armenians and their families in the last six years. He is unable to take a breath to understand the pain of a mother who has lost a son, a sister who has lost a brother, an Armenian of Artsakh who has lost his home. Not only is he not capable of realizing the scale of the pain he has caused, but he also attacks these people, he does it in unimaginably disgusting methods, so that you look purely human, saying: what is this, what is this behavior, if we saw such a person on the street behaving towards a woman, what would we do… And such a person is the Prime Minister of RA. After a while, he will tell all the opponents that it would be better for you to die if you did not criticize me.
I have bad, very bad news for Aliyev’s candidate: his opponents will not disappear, the pain he caused will not disappear, what he did, what he said will be put before him, the moment of responsibility will come. If he is detached from reality, that is his and his team’s problem, if they think that this immeasurable hatred and hateful words for Artsakh and the Armenians of Artsakh will attract people to his side, then he simply does not know the majority of the Armenian public, he knows his fans, who are just a noisy minority…
It is sad to see that Aliyev’s candidate really thought that glorifying the loss of Artsakh would become his pre-election “fishka”, while it is just a method to show all the immorality of this political force in its immensity…
Azerbaijanologist Tatev Hayrapetyan
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