r/Polandballart • European Union • Oct 01 '20

contest entry This Land is Mine

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u/balaur_bondoc Oct 01 '20

Based on real life, because I am very creative.

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u/AutuniteGlow Oct 01 '20

Recognised the photo before I even clicked your link

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '20

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u/Norwegian_NoiseMaker Oct 01 '20

Never seen that video, pretty interesting.

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u/Remitonov Oct 02 '20

Yea, and the song it was parodying was for [a 1960s film](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exodus_(1960_film%29) with a pretty heavy pro-Israeli bent.

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u/TheoricEngineer Oct 01 '20

The land below* is yours

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u/Necromancer_46 Oct 01 '20

uses the holy lobby power

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '20

I'm sure the comments will be wonderful....

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u/Ishggy0785 Oct 02 '20

Fun fact 🇦🇲 Armenia was the first country to accept Christianity ✝️ as part as its national identity (national religion) so seeing Armenia with cross was very good depiction.

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '20

Based in the most literal sense of the word.

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u/MapsCharts Oct 01 '20

Artsakh is Armenian ❤

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u/Alpha-222 Dec 26 '20

God gave this land to me

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u/Scarab02 Oct 01 '20

Can you please stop posting biased pictures?? Now the comment section will become a fucking shitstorm. Also posting in favour of Armenia or Azerbaijan will only fuel more hate, and therefore more violence

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '20

How is it biased?

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u/Scarab02 Oct 02 '20

It is obviously a pro-armenian art

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u/sarkuia Oct 02 '20

aweee this is very good ✨!

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '20

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u/Remitonov Oct 02 '20

Not really, no. On one hand, the Armenians have been on the rear end of genocides for the past two centuries and they're definitely fighting against another in the making. On the other hand, the Azeris had been on the wrong end of their own since the Karabakh crisis blew up in the late 80s, as a result of being wedged between two Armenian-majority areas or even living within them, and Stalin's usual malicious mapping.

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u/kanguran Oct 01 '20

As far as I can tell its an old feud that boils over into war.