
Jamo wrote:Do you support independence of Zazaistan?
Yes - I do - We must respect other people and support them in their struggle for independence!
33% [ 4 ]
No - I don't - "Zazaistan" is a PART of Greater Kurdistan!
66% [ 8 ]
This is the opinion of Kurds not the opinion of Zazas. This is not important for us! You can not make someone Kurdish who doesn't feel that wayTurks couldn't make the Kurds Turkish either



Diri wrote:And if you are right - you will have your Zazaistan... If you are wrong (which I think) - then you will be alien in your own lands... And it's typical that diaspora Zazas are separatist - but if you go to Dersîm and other areas with great number of Zazakî speakers - you'll see they will either say: "Be part of Turkey" or "Be part of Kurdistan"... Few if any will speak of a "Zazaistan"...

Serd wrote:Diri wrote:And if you are right - you will have your Zazaistan... If you are wrong (which I think) - then you will be alien in your own lands... And it's typical that diaspora Zazas are separatist - but if you go to Dersîm and other areas with great number of Zazakî speakers - you'll see they will either say: "Be part of Turkey" or "Be part of Kurdistan"... Few if any will speak of a "Zazaistan"...
The same thing is exactly true for Kurds too. You can see many Kurds who are pro-Turkish government or pro-Iranian government or militant islamist and so on...



Serd wrote:Diri wrote:And if you are right - you will have your Zazaistan... If you are wrong (which I think) - then you will be alien in your own lands... And it's typical that diaspora Zazas are separatist - but if you go to Dersîm and other areas with great number of Zazakî speakers - you'll see they will either say: "Be part of Turkey" or "Be part of Kurdistan"... Few if any will speak of a "Zazaistan"...
The same thing is exactly true for Kurds too. You can see many Kurds who are pro-Turkish government or pro-Iranian government or militant islamist and so on...

Diri wrote:Serd wrote:Diri wrote:And if you are right - you will have your Zazaistan... If you are wrong (which I think) - then you will be alien in your own lands... And it's typical that diaspora Zazas are separatist - but if you go to Dersîm and other areas with great number of Zazakî speakers - you'll see they will either say: "Be part of Turkey" or "Be part of Kurdistan"... Few if any will speak of a "Zazaistan"...
The same thing is exactly true for Kurds too. You can see many Kurds who are pro-Turkish government or pro-Iranian government or militant islamist and so on...
Yes - but that is a different matter... Why? Because Kurds are a stateless people - who are native to their lands... Whereas Turks, Persians and Arabs are their oppressors...
Kurds do not share much in common with those peoples... However, "Zazas" and Kurds are genetically the same - culturally the same... Only thing which is different: language...
Don't tell me Shêx Seîd was fighting for "Zazaistan"...

Lovetobewithfriends wrote:But Zazas are passive,have no unity and vision i saw,as Diri said they only think on being a part of Turkey or Kurdistan,if it is not they should announce their own sound,i hope a way for them but they are assimilated but not by Kurds

Serd wrote:Diri wrote:Serd wrote:Diri wrote:And if you are right - you will have your Zazaistan... If you are wrong (which I think) - then you will be alien in your own lands... And it's typical that diaspora Zazas are separatist - but if you go to Dersîm and other areas with great number of Zazakî speakers - you'll see they will either say: "Be part of Turkey" or "Be part of Kurdistan"... Few if any will speak of a "Zazaistan"...
The same thing is exactly true for Kurds too. You can see many Kurds who are pro-Turkish government or pro-Iranian government or militant islamist and so on...
Yes - but that is a different matter... Why? Because Kurds are a stateless people - who are native to their lands... Whereas Turks, Persians and Arabs are their oppressors...
Kurds do not share much in common with those peoples... However, "Zazas" and Kurds are genetically the same - culturally the same... Only thing which is different: language...
Don't tell me Shêx Seîd was fighting for "Zazaistan"...
Sure, we are not native to our lands, and I guess that gives you the right to occupy our lands and assimilate us. Turks are also oppressors of Zaza people. I see some of you want to join to them.
Even monkeys and humans have a 99 % the same genetics. The genetical difference between humans are 99.9 %. Anyway, I don't give any damn to this genetic things. Armenians who used live in easten Anatolia also used to wear the same cloths, eat the same food and may other things. Well actually, there also many cultural differences between Zazas itself.
During the Shêx Seîd revolt, my home town was completely burned down and moved 30 km east of its original place. My grand parents and relatives died in that revolt. My parents are sure that they didn't die for you, they died for their very people. Infact we get no support from anybody. We fight alone, and we died alone. May God bless their brave souls. They were infact very brave. I see you use those people a lot, and that makes me very sad. Well as I said before, the world is not a just place.



Diri wrote:Serd wrote:Diri wrote:Serd wrote:Diri wrote:And if you are right - you will have your Zazaistan... If you are wrong (which I think) - then you will be alien in your own lands... And it's typical that diaspora Zazas are separatist - but if you go to Dersîm and other areas with great number of Zazakî speakers - you'll see they will either say: "Be part of Turkey" or "Be part of Kurdistan"... Few if any will speak of a "Zazaistan"...
The same thing is exactly true for Kurds too. You can see many Kurds who are pro-Turkish government or pro-Iranian government or militant islamist and so on...
Yes - but that is a different matter... Why? Because Kurds are a stateless people - who are native to their lands... Whereas Turks, Persians and Arabs are their oppressors...
Kurds do not share much in common with those peoples... However, "Zazas" and Kurds are genetically the same - culturally the same... Only thing which is different: language...
Don't tell me Shêx Seîd was fighting for "Zazaistan"...
Sure, we are not native to our lands, and I guess that gives you the right to occupy our lands and assimilate us. Turks are also oppressors of Zaza people. I see some of you want to join to them.
Even monkeys and humans have a 99 % the same genetics. The genetical difference between humans are 99.9 %. Anyway, I don't give any damn to this genetic things. Armenians who used live in easten Anatolia also used to wear the same cloths, eat the same food and may other things. Well actually, there also many cultural differences between Zazas itself.
During the Shêx Seîd revolt, my home town was completely burned down and moved 30 km east of its original place. My grand parents and relatives died in that revolt. My parents are sure that they didn't die for you, they died for their very people. Infact we get no support from anybody. We fight alone, and we died alone. May God bless their brave souls. They were infact very brave. I see you use those people a lot, and that makes me very sad. Well as I said before, the world is not a just place.
What are you talking about? "Zazas" are KURDS in my eyes... Of course you are native then...
I think you are twisting what I say on purpose... Because it fits your agenda...
I don't "use" anybody... I merely said: Şêx Seîd fought against Atagû and his army because Atagû broke his promise to Kurds: letting us enjoy self-determination...
I don't know each and every case and story of those who died under Şêx Seîd but I do know that was what Şêx Seîd fought for...
What are you talking about "oppressors of Zazas"?Those have a name: Turks...
Kurds call "Zazas" their own people... You on the other side want to say that "Zazas" are a different nation... Fine by me... If others like you want to create a "Zazaistan" - go ahead... That is, if you have the majority of Zazakî speakers supporting you... Which I personally doubt...

Serd wrote:Diri wrote:Serd wrote:Diri wrote:Serd wrote:Diri wrote:And if you are right - you will have your Zazaistan... If you are wrong (which I think) - then you will be alien in your own lands... And it's typical that diaspora Zazas are separatist - but if you go to Dersîm and other areas with great number of Zazakî speakers - you'll see they will either say: "Be part of Turkey" or "Be part of Kurdistan"... Few if any will speak of a "Zazaistan"...
The same thing is exactly true for Kurds too. You can see many Kurds who are pro-Turkish government or pro-Iranian government or militant islamist and so on...
Yes - but that is a different matter... Why? Because Kurds are a stateless people - who are native to their lands... Whereas Turks, Persians and Arabs are their oppressors...
Kurds do not share much in common with those peoples... However, "Zazas" and Kurds are genetically the same - culturally the same... Only thing which is different: language...
Don't tell me Shêx Seîd was fighting for "Zazaistan"...
Sure, we are not native to our lands, and I guess that gives you the right to occupy our lands and assimilate us. Turks are also oppressors of Zaza people. I see some of you want to join to them.
Even monkeys and humans have a 99 % the same genetics. The genetical difference between humans are 99.9 %. Anyway, I don't give any damn to this genetic things. Armenians who used live in easten Anatolia also used to wear the same cloths, eat the same food and may other things. Well actually, there also many cultural differences between Zazas itself.
During the Shêx Seîd revolt, my home town was completely burned down and moved 30 km east of its original place. My grand parents and relatives died in that revolt. My parents are sure that they didn't die for you, they died for their very people. Infact we get no support from anybody. We fight alone, and we died alone. May God bless their brave souls. They were infact very brave. I see you use those people a lot, and that makes me very sad. Well as I said before, the world is not a just place.
What are you talking about? "Zazas" are KURDS in my eyes... Of course you are native then...
I think you are twisting what I say on purpose... Because it fits your agenda...
I don't "use" anybody... I merely said: Şêx Seîd fought against Atagû and his army because Atagû broke his promise to Kurds: letting us enjoy self-determination...
I don't know each and every case and story of those who died under Şêx Seîd but I do know that was what Şêx Seîd fought for...
What are you talking about "oppressors of Zazas"?Those have a name: Turks...
Kurds call "Zazas" their own people... You on the other side want to say that "Zazas" are a different nation... Fine by me... If others like you want to create a "Zazaistan" - go ahead... That is, if you have the majority of Zazakî speakers supporting you... Which I personally doubt...
Yeah yaeh, the same old story!



Diri wrote:Serd wrote:Diri wrote:Serd wrote:Diri wrote:Serd wrote:Diri wrote:And if you are right - you will have your Zazaistan... If you are wrong (which I think) - then you will be alien in your own lands... And it's typical that diaspora Zazas are separatist - but if you go to Dersîm and other areas with great number of Zazakî speakers - you'll see they will either say: "Be part of Turkey" or "Be part of Kurdistan"... Few if any will speak of a "Zazaistan"...
The same thing is exactly true for Kurds too. You can see many Kurds who are pro-Turkish government or pro-Iranian government or militant islamist and so on...
Yes - but that is a different matter... Why? Because Kurds are a stateless people - who are native to their lands... Whereas Turks, Persians and Arabs are their oppressors...
Kurds do not share much in common with those peoples... However, "Zazas" and Kurds are genetically the same - culturally the same... Only thing which is different: language...
Don't tell me Shêx Seîd was fighting for "Zazaistan"...
Sure, we are not native to our lands, and I guess that gives you the right to occupy our lands and assimilate us. Turks are also oppressors of Zaza people. I see some of you want to join to them.
Even monkeys and humans have a 99 % the same genetics. The genetical difference between humans are 99.9 %. Anyway, I don't give any damn to this genetic things. Armenians who used live in easten Anatolia also used to wear the same cloths, eat the same food and may other things. Well actually, there also many cultural differences between Zazas itself.
During the Shêx Seîd revolt, my home town was completely burned down and moved 30 km east of its original place. My grand parents and relatives died in that revolt. My parents are sure that they didn't die for you, they died for their very people. Infact we get no support from anybody. We fight alone, and we died alone. May God bless their brave souls. They were infact very brave. I see you use those people a lot, and that makes me very sad. Well as I said before, the world is not a just place.
What are you talking about? "Zazas" are KURDS in my eyes... Of course you are native then...
I think you are twisting what I say on purpose... Because it fits your agenda...
I don't "use" anybody... I merely said: Şêx Seîd fought against Atagû and his army because Atagû broke his promise to Kurds: letting us enjoy self-determination...
I don't know each and every case and story of those who died under Şêx Seîd but I do know that was what Şêx Seîd fought for...
What are you talking about "oppressors of Zazas"?Those have a name: Turks...
Kurds call "Zazas" their own people... You on the other side want to say that "Zazas" are a different nation... Fine by me... If others like you want to create a "Zazaistan" - go ahead... That is, if you have the majority of Zazakî speakers supporting you... Which I personally doubt...
Yeah yaeh, the same old story!
I think you are talking to the wrong guy... I am not a "story teller"...


Serd wrote:Next day, come with new stories, okay. Actually I like your stories more than others' stories in this forum.



Diri wrote:Serd wrote:Next day, come with new stories, okay. Actually I like your stories more than others' stories in this forum.
Or better yet - from now on I will just ignore your childish comments?
Best of luck to you and "Zazaistan"...

Lovetobewithfriends wrote:This topic is becoming funnier.But you should understand us for example i am hearing this words at first time in my life from you and Jamo

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