[safarov:] Everybody learns how to fight closely at school, how to kill person by knife, by hand or by an axe. 

Fighting is never good and killing is even less so. Simple truth, which people admit on individual level but tend to forget once they become a smaller part of the much larger mass. A drafted soldier or a committed volunteer fighter is different from an insane "patriot", who makes his way to Budapest, to find the Tesco supermarket for one reason only: "I feel sorry that I haven’t killed any Armenian" and put as simple as: "The only motivation for me for fight against Armenians and to kill as many as possible in the fight". 

 Now, I wonder, whether the second floor of a student dormitory was the exact battlefield he was dreaming about and whether an axe is the best idea of the creative mind of the hero...  Some would argue, he is not a hero. Hell no. He is. Well, at least such people as the ones responcible for Human Rights issues from safarov's home republic declare: "r. safarov must become an example of patriotism for the Azerbaijani youth." Elmira Suleymanova, the Ombudswoman of Azerbaijan

Indeed, what a mother, an ombudswoman and a civilian citizen declares could be projected into even darker colors and brighter ideas among the very well-bred patriots of the neighboring state and especially those influenced by the heroic spirit of the forefather of modern patriotism. Let alone interesting literary characters such as Agshin Mehdiyev, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Azerbaijan to the Council of Europe with his wise advise to the infidel Armenians, the guy: "does not advise Armenians to sleep safely until the Karabakh conflict is settled. Incidents like in Budapest cannot be ruled out." 

I am not sure that every single person from Azerbaijan could or would do the same and I am also not sure it is impossible to find someone in Armenia who would do so too. What I want to be sure about is that the society in the neighboring state does not accept this rotten food of the state-run policy of kill them, because then you get ... I dont really know what exactly they get. Maybe a life sentence in an EU prison and a residence permit for the family members. Probably. Well, living in Hungary does not seem so appealing in order to kill...

An advise to the authorities to the East of the border of Artsakh: please be careful when selecting participants to projects abroad, you might again make a mistake by sending a guy who lost 8000(!) relatives.... Now, come on, if I lost 8000 relatives, I would buy even two axes instead of one...

Rest in peace, Gurgen.

Yours truly,
Gevorg
Budapest, another dormitory. 


also see what friends are saying: ahousekeeper , lchak  writes на русском.  517design writes about the commemoration ceremonies to be held in Yerevan.
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