Yes to validate the winnings of territorial dispute for the side who has the most economically powerful friends.
Sure, if you completely disregard the international law, then yes, I concede that I’m wrong.
But by that logic, what Russia is doing is ok. Who cares if the laws says that territory is Ukraine’s, there are Russians in there. Let them keep it.
And since my whole argument is based on respecting international law, I have nothing else to say. Especially since you managed to settle this decades long dispute so easily. Armenians good, Azerbaijanis bad. That will surely solve everything.
P.S.
You mean when they migrate more Azerbaijan citizens to the area to make a pretense for territorial disputes in the first place…? Kinda sounds exactly like what Russia was doing in the first place.
How devious of the Albanians and Turks to start moving there 1000s of years in advance to later “denazify” the area.
what Russia is doing is ok. Who cares if the laws says that territory is Ukraine’s, there are Russians in there. Let them keep it.
Lol, my dude. Just because there are some situations where international law support material and historic reality, does not mean all situations which don’t are inherently wrong.
The only way your example makes any sense is if you do not acknowledge the historical context. It also requires you to selectively apply the logical framework of international law so it doesn’t apply to the land dispute that predates it.
since my whole argument is based on respecting international law, I have nothing else to say.
Didn’t you already admit that you were wrong and that azjeries broke international law? So it kinda seems like you either don’t have an argument, or you are being very dishonest about your biases.
How devious of the Albanians and Turks to start moving there 1000s of years in advance to later “denazify” the area.
Lol, you are conflating Azerbaijan’s founding with the region in which we were discussing. Can you make any kind of rebuttal that isn’t based on logical fallacy?
Sure, if you completely disregard the international law, then yes, I concede that I’m wrong.
But by that logic, what Russia is doing is ok. Who cares if the laws says that territory is Ukraine’s, there are Russians in there. Let them keep it.
And since my whole argument is based on respecting international law, I have nothing else to say. Especially since you managed to settle this decades long dispute so easily. Armenians good, Azerbaijanis bad. That will surely solve everything.
P.S.
How devious of the Albanians and Turks to start moving there 1000s of years in advance to later “denazify” the area.
Lol, my dude. Just because there are some situations where international law support material and historic reality, does not mean all situations which don’t are inherently wrong.
The only way your example makes any sense is if you do not acknowledge the historical context. It also requires you to selectively apply the logical framework of international law so it doesn’t apply to the land dispute that predates it.
Didn’t you already admit that you were wrong and that azjeries broke international law? So it kinda seems like you either don’t have an argument, or you are being very dishonest about your biases.
Lol, you are conflating Azerbaijan’s founding with the region in which we were discussing. Can you make any kind of rebuttal that isn’t based on logical fallacy?