"country"

territory

yea and even the refuges was saying that @MountainMan

@Nordhand of course the refugees said that. they ran from them. <:GWcorbinTopKek:384871333705678868>

@MountainMan Yeah....

You're about as "Muslim" as someone from Taiwan is "Chinese"

Ayybid sultanate

First Caliphate

economic migrants dont count as refugees THATS WHY WE CALL IT A FKG MIGRANT CRISIS and not a refugee crisis

Both of them didnt exterminate nor force convert

Syrian kingdoms was a bustling multi religious country before

the city of Aleppo had all the religions living in peace with eachother

Who cares what these places were in the past? Honestly

the things I propose arent new ideas

the Israel region was like that too

Syria and Iraq are still multi religious

@Holy Intersectional Inquisition I dont know much about Israel

Iraqis don't even recognize their own country

They're barely nationalists

Yeah I dont recognize Iraq lmao

I recognize Kurdistan. <:pepe_smug:378719408341909506>

I doubt they care that their arbitrary border encompasses a northern region full of kurds

iraqi borders arent real cultural borders

Yeah, my point exactlt

they're just lines

yee

tbh a new unification is one of the only solutions to the problem

"the problem"

A place where Assyrian, Kurdish, and Arabs can actually live and call a country their own together.

That would be great

A big nuclear bomb is the solution <:pepe_smug:378719408341909506>

a sense of belonging

Not gonna happen soon though

its so important for people to be connected

Ever notice how the "problem" Muslims happen to be everyone BUT the Kurds and Yazidis?

OOF

assyrians are lit too

kurds arent a problem

they are also very multi religious

@Fitzydog who are they?

i met many kurds

mostly christian tho