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Originally Posted by bdjuf
I am Armenian, and I march in protest in Ottawa in front of the turkish embassy almost every April 24th. The genocide needs recognition for our minds and the minds of our grandparents to be at rest: just like any crime that is unsolved... the victims of those crimes cannot sleep at night without recognition and closure. That is what we are looking for, closure.
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What is "closure" to you at this point? Besides a generic answer like "recognition", what is something that can be done to make you actually feel like you (and others) have accomplished something by reminding everyone about this incident?
I'm not for either side but it's obvious that there most likely will be no end to the protesting and partying no matter who recognizes what. There will be no closure, no one will ever be satisfied.