Comments by "William Davis" (@williamdavis9562) on "VICE News" channel.

  1. @Mike Roberts, The audacity of those Azeris right? Who in their right mind should have a right to be bothered by the fact you neighbor invades your internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanses 800,000 of your civilians. It's just evil to be bothered by this right?
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  2.  @Ala351  There is something called international law, you saying "this is mine" doesn't make it yours. Can you name one country on this planet who recognizes that territory as part of Armenia? Just one.
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  3.  @crimea2513  The guy does have a point about the color revolutions and the massive financial support for Pashinyan. Although that isn't the reason they got wrecked in this war. They got destroyed because they believed in their own propaganda and dogma about their racial superiority over their neighbors. It's sad and ugly to see an entire society fall into mass delusion.
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  4.  @aliazarmehralparslan6067  That is a super childish comment. The OP is an emotional train wreck. Most likely with a very low IQ. And you respond to his insanity with insanity of your own? lol
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  5.  @SerbianCrusader  So because some Arabs killed a bunch of people it should be okay for Armenians to kill a bunch of Azeris? Do you realize how insane you sound? You're literally trying to rationalize ethnic cleaning of over 800,000 civilians. Which in essence makes you no different from those Muslims who killed Assyrians and Maronites. You've become what you hate, well done.
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  6.  @manotenkerian  What is it with genocide and ethnic cleansing deniers where they all use the same exact talking points. Do all of you guys go to the same seminar on how to deny genocide and war crimes or something? Step 1. Claim it never happened. Step 2. Scream propaganda. Step 3, Claim they did worse to you. What row do you Armenians sit in when you go to that seminar? Right next to the Turks and Serbs?
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  7. @ITgaming, this is not what income inequality does. There are been some horrible regimes in human history which put people in so much misery that they reacted. That reaction usually manifested itself in attacking their leaders who put them in that situation. Burning down your neighbor's homes and coffee shops and stealing T.V.s isn't fighting inequality. It's sheer and utter madness and stupidity. Inequality isn't really an excuse for burning down your own neighborhood. It's madness.
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  8. If you're straight don't move to San Fran.
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  9. Funny, I live in America and am thinking about doing the same thing. After seeing cities here get torched, I'm thinking it's time to go.
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  10.  @juicynoob6966  Georgia has never been neutral in this conflict. They too have made statements claiming Armenia should not invade other nation's internationally recognized territory.
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  11. @Forcius EGO, I'd imagine the same time breaking signed treaties and threatening your neighbor became a game.
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  12.  @shadowlord1418  That's what the militia groups in Nagorno Karabakh thought. It didn't work out too well for them.
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  13.  @shadowlord1418  Actually United Nations recognized boundaries mean a lot. Azerbaijan won't be put under any pressure to give up the territories it recently took, because legally those territories belong to her anyway. It does matter.
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  14.  @themer1428  Again while you harp on things from hundreds of years ago you seem to fail to realize what is happening in the modern era. Who was it that invaded Nagorno Karabakh in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed over half a million people? It's easy to spout rhetoric but again when put under a microscope that's really all you're doing... Spouting rhetoric. Let me illustrate how insane you sound. Imagine me walking over to my neighbor's house and slaughter his entire family. When arrested my defense is "well 400 years ago some dude shot my great great great great great grandfather, so lets ignore me slaughtering my neighbor's family and focus on that." I don't think that defense will get you very far and many in that courtroom will think you're completely and utterly out of your mind.
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  15.  @lenini056  I think Vlad is too busy burning poor Romanian people who he has a habit of locking into buildings before burning them.
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  16. @Garo Ousisian, I have a serious question. Did you get that information from the same sources which during the war kept claiming the Armenians were winning and that the Azeris were on the verge of giving up. Very credible people right? lol As far as bloodthirsty lets draw a very simple compare and contrast. 1990s Armenia invades and takes Nagorno Karabakh... Half a million civilians are ethnically cleansed, many slaughtered like cattle. 2020 Azerbaijan invades and takes Nagorno Karabakh.... A few dozen civilians are killed. I think it's fairly clear who is and who isn't bloodthirsty. I'm glad the Azeris had the restraint to limit civilian lives and didn't behave like the Armenians did in the last war. Credit to them.
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  17.  @cts27  Why would Azerbaijan be my sweet country? Also what does Coca cola being older than them have to do with Armenia invading them and ethnically cleansing half a million people. You believe slaughtering civilians is a good thing?
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  18. @Dev Cast, Armenians have territorial claims on all of their neighbors except the Islamic Republic of Iran. They are also making territorial claims against Georgia which is Orthodox Christian. How exactly can you get along in a region when you literally have territorial claims on most of your neighbors? Armenia isn't just trying to wage war against "muslims" it's literally wanting to wage war against anyone sitting on land they want.
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  19.  @mikeyterminadian  Yea they were until Armenia decided to invade internationally recognized Azeri territory and brutally and savagely ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians from the area. Those aren't crimes you can sweep under the rug so easily.
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  20.  @manotenkerian  Find me one official statement from the Azeri government on wanting Iranian territory.
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  21. @Andranik A. Arabyan. Wow man, this whole time the world thought this war started because Armenia invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed half a million civilians. On the front about a propaganda machine. Out of curiosity I followed this war, watched what both the Azeris and the Armenians had to say. It was rather baffling that the Armenian media claimed to have downed more drones then Azerbaijan had and claimed to have blown up more tanks than Azerbaijan had. Then they claimed they were winning the war and that the Azeris were on the verge of giving up. Then.... Armenia surrenders. It reminded me of the Nazi propaganda we read about, while the Russians were right outside of Berlin their Nazi media was still saying "we're winning, the Russians are about to give up." I'm sorry Arabyan but fool me once..... It's hard to believe anything out of the Armenia state machine after this.
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  22. @II Yes you are 100 percent correct. Yet the Armenians are still denying the ethnic cleansing of over half a million ethnic Azeri civilians in the 1990s. Yes a genocide from over 100 years ago should be recognized but I find it insane that such a talking point would come from a group who is denying the ethnic cleansing of over half a million civilians when I was in grammar school. It's surreal.
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  23. @StrikerTR, this is vice my man. They don't do balanced nor do they let facts get in the way of a good narrative they're pushing.
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  24. BK, that would ruin the narrative of the globalists trying to turn Greece into the next Ukraine. Duh...
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  25. @NavyLaks, All that sounds well and good except for one issue. This entire mess is happening because Greece broke the treaties it signed.
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  26. @ThumperBros Is that the mindset in the country? Preparing for the next inevitable conflict? If so, do the people want to invade their neighbor again? Or do they plan on not abiding by the terms of the ceasefire they signed? This all seems quite insane to me that a nation so outgunned would still be trying to find ways to get under the skin of their opponent.
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  27. @Geoellinas if Turkey thinks Greece is afraid of it they are gravely mistaken. If Greece was afraid, why would they be so aggressive toward their neighbor? Such aggression doesn't really give off the scent of fear.
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  28. Yea except the Azeris weren't the ones crying. They weren't the ones who's army ran away in defeat and disgrace. I guess the Armenians found out the hard way that fighting an army is a lot harder than slaughtering unarmed civilians.
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  29. @Iammronald, they all want to.
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  30.  @stavroskoul732  No stroke, he's just English. He'll change his mind 10 more times before the conflict starts. lol
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  31.  @Ivan-tm9pd  The war will probably get worse as France will completely ramp up it's support to insurgents. It will probably even help create new ones. It is almost like taking chemotherapy. It is more painful than the cancer and will you suffer but it might save your life.
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  32.  @Mouchos  I fail to see how you came to that conclusion.
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  33. @James Jackary, so you're saying it's okay that Armenia illegally invaded it's neighbor's territory and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 people? Interesting. Also if this was a case of religion, why is the only country in the region backing Armenia the Islamic Republic of Iran? Why is Christian Georgia backing Azerbaijan? I would love to hear you explain this away,
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  34.  @EurovisionSlovenia  Those nations don't support Armenia with anything tangible. Making statements isn't support. Iran was the only nation that sent any sort of support during the war, even Russia backed off for a bit. If anyone should be ashamed, it would be reason and logic after seeing what you wrote.
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  35.  @EurovisionSlovenia  YEa but I'm fairly sure that didn't happen with the backdrop of one nation illegally invading the internationally recognized territory of another nation. In a different context that is a conversation to be had, but it doesn't really fit into this one. Unless of course you think invading nations is a good thing to do along with ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians.
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  36.  @EurovisionSlovenia  Why because I don't condone, cheer on try to whitewash ethnic cleansing? Do you also strangle puppies for fun on the weekends?
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  37.  @EurovisionSlovenia  If you don't condone ethnic cleansing then you simply have to condemn Armenia for illegally invading their neighbor and ethnically cleansing their people. If you do condone ethnic cleansing or think it's a good thing which should be done, at least just come out and say that is exactly what you mean.
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  38.  @EurovisionSlovenia  So again you're supporting illegal invasions of other nations and the brutal ethnic cleansing of civilians. Not only supporting it but cheering it on. You seem like the type of person who would be cheering on the Nazi army in ww2.
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  39. @Manny Giapitzakis, I'd imagine you're right about Greece standing ready. If they didn't feel that way they wouldn't break treaties and show massive amounts of aggression toward it's neighbor who might one day get fed up and react. All this reminds me of the entire Cyprus affair. Keep poking them in the eye, they will react.
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  40. @Ollz Ahoy, You're shocked they're angry? Did you expect a different result considering Armenia invaded their internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed over half a million of their people? Also if Vice had an Arab bias, they'd be more pro Armenian consider most of the Arabs and the Islamic Republic of Iran sided with Armenia on this one. Great company Armenia keeps.
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  41. 30 years ago 500,000 people were ethnically cleansed from this area. The ones that survived and their families want to return back to their homes and villages.
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  42.  @DomiAngel  The idea of their foes is to essentially spend them into the ground. Seems to be working.
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  43.  @АнастасияСенцова-о1и  I'm sure they're great when they're not invading their neighbors and slaughtering their civilians.
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  44.  @АнастасияСенцова-о1и  I am absolutely dumbfounded how you're trying so hard to sweep the slaughter of thousands of civilians under the rug. It's like you've been reading the handbook of "how to deny ethnic cleansing." Do you also push old women down stairs and strangle puppies as a hobby? On a scale of 1-10 how horrible of a human being are you?
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  45.  @hector-nu6gl  Considering the war is against illegal militia groups occupying their internationally recognized territory. Technically it is an internal problem no?
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  46.  @balargus319  So according to your logic you'll root for the side which illegally invades it's neighbor and ethnically cleanses 800,000 civilians? Interesting.
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  47.  @mikeyterminadian  Refute his opinion, instead of making childish remarks which make absolutely no sense. Not saying the guy is right or wrong. What I am saying is your response was probably more ridiculous than his comment.
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  48.  @hyrulian3604  Because 2016 wasn't a full scale invasion. More like a testing Armenian defenses. I'm sure even the Azeris were shocked at how poorly trained their adversaries were, especially considering Karabakh is a region which is extremely easy to defend with all it's mountains.
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  49. @Azim Tomo, I feel really bad about this but.... I'm dying laughing at your comment 🤣🤣
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  50. @A Kazar, Imagine brutally invading your neighbors internationally recognized territory, ethnically cleansing 800,000 people from said territory and then blaming your victims when they come to take it back. Imagine that.
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