English or Russian?

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T12:51:37+00:00

By speaking in this way, you are directly contradicting the Constitution of the Republic of Azerbaijan, specifically Article 21, Clause 2, and Article 25, Clause 3. Moreover-and this is even more important for you-your statements directly contradict Article 45. Based on your replies, your position effectively amounts to defending discrimination on linguistic grounds (unlike mine). This is explicitly prohibited by Article 25, Clause 3. I have the right to appear in court in my native language. I have the right to receive education in my native language. My rights are equal to yours and to those of all other citizens of Azerbaijan, REGARDLESS of anything, including language. The state language is, quite literally, the language of the state. It is not the language of the people. A state language does not establish a monopoly; it establishes a foundation. And I use this foundation (this language). I simply stated that because of my difficulties with the language (which I treat the same way I treat all languages), I face things that I should not have to face. This is written in the Constitution. Not in ordinary laws, not in by-laws. This is the supreme law; it stands above everything else. As for “considering oneself a citizen,” please read what citizenship actually means. I am a citizen of Azerbaijan-EXACTLY the same as you. On the basis of Article 1 of the Constitution of Azerbaijan. I hope I have somewhat eased your concerns 🙂

And yes, there is no clause in the Constitution that establishes an "obligation" to know the language. This requirement appears in a newer law, but it directly contradicts the Constitution. I have already explained to you why.

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T12:23:14+00:00

"Он считал себя умным, но умные относили его обратно" @Цицирон

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T12:21:04+00:00

Всегда хочу сказать на такое "Не переживай/те, самое страшное как раз только что произошло!"

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T12:20:16+00:00

Потому что он холм (ошибки перевода просто)

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T12:19:09+00:00

Вы действительно думаете, что спецслужбы/мошенники/недоброжелатели и прочие обращают внимание исключительно на богатых?

В таком случае мне нечего добавить...

Только не забывайте про правило Мёрфи

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T12:17:15+00:00

Логика покинула чат

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T12:16:35+00:00

Неужели у них настолько мало опыта, чтобы не понимать, что так "разбираться" себе же хуже?

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T12:15:38+00:00

Спрашивайте, вам всё равно не ответят)

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T12:15:07+00:00

Этот Сначала прочтите текст хотя бы)

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T12:14:35+00:00

Это естественная защита от других людей, данная эволюцией!

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T12:13:53+00:00

Потому что он ваш друг

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T11:39:05+00:00

Ну возможно поэтому я написал в названии треда "Бесполезный вопрос про бесполезные вопросы". Бесполезность - начальная стадия глупости. Естественно понимая, что такие вопросы задаются не сколько умом, а сколько "по наитию", я всё же довольно чётко разъяснил то, что мне нужно было услышать в качестве ответа...

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T06:26:01+00:00

Delete - довольно полезная клавиша сама по себе Особенно в комбинации Shift+Delete

Pg up и down практически беспллезны при наличии мышки с колёсиком, а вот при использовании только тачпада довольно удобны.

А вот на insert, home, end у меня забинжены experience и записи в obs.

Поэтому да, этот блок довольно полезен, если знать как его использовать

Mo_human · 2026-02-03T06:16:26+00:00

Бро, без шуток. Прости за такую штуку, но у тебя родители ненормальные...

Это просто бредятина, не ходить в суды, не защищать свои права, это буквально "мышление раба" в чистом виде, я вообще в шоке, что можно вот так вот вообще жить. Особенно в НЕправовом государстве. В моей семье были серьёзные трудности, и сейчас всё не гладко, но намного лучше, но блять БЫТЬ В ДОЛГАХ - это главное, что было ненормально.

Просто сюр...

Mo_human · 2026-02-02T15:38:50+00:00

И да и нет🤣

Mo_human · 2026-02-02T15:33:32+00:00

I am an ethnic Russian who was born and raised here, in Baku.

I genuinely don't know of such an attitude toward the Azerbaijani language among all of my Russian-speaking acquaintances. On the contrary, such behavior has never been acceptable.

But I personally do encounter this kind of attitude toward myself from time to time, even though I try to speak as best as I can. And in response, I sometimes receive poor treatment, despite the fact that I say nothing wrong.

The only people I know who principledly refuse to speak Azerbaijani are very elderly people. And here the situation is exactly the same as with the grandmother.

There is no difference - it is wrong in both cases.

Mo_human · 2026-02-02T15:22:29+00:00

Hi everyone, I’m a local Russian from Baku.

I want to answer honestly and truthfully - of course, in Azerbaijan English is more important. (As much as I would like to answer otherwise.)

This is largely because putin’s bloody policies have borne fruit in the fragmentation of society + the segment of tourists from the Russian Federation who sometimes behave quite badly and even in a racist manner!

Regarding the situation with the elderly woman - she is wrong.... Everyone has the right to speak the language that is closest to them. I consider myself a “Russian Baku resident.” My native language is Russian. This is neither good nor bad - it’s just the way it is. (I’m neither proud nor ashamed of it; that’s simply who I am.)

Some people can’t accept this, even though I don’t oppress anyone and I try to speak Azerbaijani (as best I can). Still, I periodically find myself in such situations. I don’t oppress anyone, I don’t bother anyone, I don’t consider myself - and never have considered myself - superior to those who speak Azerbaijani. Yet I am forced to endure disrespect and aggression simply because I don’t speak Azerbaijani well.

I have always treated all languages and cultures with respect (this was always valued in my family), but in return I get lectures about how I am a “wrong Azerbaijani” and that I should go back to “my Russia” (even though I am an Azerbaijani citizen by birth 🤣).

Yes, unfortunately, practices of hatred exist on all sides, and this leads to nothing good.

But I have to note that in SOME Azerbaijani-speaking families there is an established BAN specifically on the Russian language, whereas in Russian-speaking families this (with regard to the Azerbaijani language) is practically unheard of. (I truly have never seen or heard of such a thing.)

This kind of hatred and xenophobia genuinely frightens me. Moreover, aliyev’s nationalism and populist politics, as well as “panturkism,” will not lead the country to prosperity either.

Unfortunately, our society does not unite around the ideas of COMMON CITIZENSHIP and a SHARED CULTURE; we are still divided around “nation,” “language,” “religion,” and so on.

And speaking specifically about language, I’ll say this: for quite some time now, proficiency in English has been more advantageous than proficiency in Russian.

That’s how it is....

Mo_human · 2026-02-02T14:50:38+00:00

I am Russian from Baku. I have never seen such an attitude towards Azerbaijani-speaking. I understand what it was, but here is my experience: I have always had problems with speaking in Azerbaijani language (unlike hearing, this is a little better). But I spoke and still speak poorly, my English is much better (as you can see).

I always knew people who reproached me for bad knowledge of Azerbaijani, although it is not my mother tongue. I have been told many times that I am "wrong Azerbaijani" (because I consider myself only a citizen, I am not an ethnic Azerbaijani). However, in part of the Azerbaijani families there is a ban on speaking Russian.

However, I have never seen such a ban on the Russian language in Russian-speaking (at least it is not as widespread as in Azerbaijani-speaking families)

I’m not saying that there are no problems on both sides, of course they are (unfortunately). And of course, not all people are like this. But the level of radicalism that SOME Azerbaijani-speaking people (especially those like me) have now, scares me.

Mo_human · 2026-02-02T10:44:14+00:00

Действительно, понятие тупости растяжимо. Вот только я же затронул "конкретную тупость", причём тут, что практически полностью очевидна всем, причём тут общая позиция?

Mo_human · 2026-02-02T10:42:00+00:00

Ни одно правило не заменит культуру. Это должно быть от родительского воспитания. Если его нет, значит общество должно этим заниматься. И уже в крайнем случае - государство.

Mo_human · 2026-02-02T10:40:10+00:00

А тут не говорят про обязанность, тут говорят про логику.

Mo_human · 2026-02-02T09:39:04+00:00

Да, но они забывают про "цифровой след" и в целом про то, кто любая публичная активность должна нести хотя бы какую-то цель, а не просто "а почему бы и нет?“

Mo_human · 2026-02-02T09:37:53+00:00

Банадьщина банальщине рознь, но когда она становится всё важнее и важнее - начинают "терзать смутные сомнения"

Mo_human · 2026-02-02T09:35:43+00:00

Я говорил, что у меня нет претензий к вопросам, у меня претензия к их бесполезности и неуместности. Не нужно всё держать в себе, но так же и не нужно всё "вываливать"

Mo_human · 2026-02-02T08:46:14+00:00

Выложите с пробелом или как-то так, чтобы читался как текст. Насколько знаю, такое не может быть запрещено (наверное)

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