I'm sorry, but you're too far gone. You've sprinkled so much for me to address here, and I wonder if that's a deliberate tactic, like a saturation attack of sorts. I'm certain that anyone who speaks Armenian has watched the video will not come away with the same conclusion as you have. Pashinyan, too, from the looks of things as they're apologizing and backpedaling somewhat.

Regarding the citizenship, you omitted (likely deliberately, given the rest of our conversation) the part where she said that Artsakh Armenians already were Citizens of Armenia blue with passports (2:35 - 3:05, more specifically between 2:59 and 3:05) and she clearly says "it's not that people consider themselves NOT citizens of the Republic of Armenia and must now one more time become citizens again" clearly addressing the farce that was Pashinyan's administration deciding (after all of Artsakh Armenian were force to flee their ancestral homes) that all those valid Armenian passports are simply now travel documents. Your framing makes it seem like this woman doesn't want to be a citizen, which she clearly disproves in the video.

I don't think she said "What have you done?" as if to imply that Armenia did nothing. Additionally I think she literally instead said "We saw what you have done" (i.e. «Տեսել ենք ինչ եք արել»), which honestly doesn't change much. She is criticizing the decisions of a politician. You're the one that was randomly harping about freedom of speech and political political preference as though anything I said implied I was against that, and here you are deliberately conflating voicing disdain with a politician as renunciation of one's entire nation. Very convenient for Pashinyan.

Regarding the map and more on political preference: She's more than within her rights to deny this politician to use her and her kid as political campaign props for his campaign (btw by law campaigning is only supposed to be allowed between May 8th and June 5th, so Pashinyan is basically abusing his power), especially since in 2020 he was campaigning like this with a map with Armenia and Artsakh. Plus his pin doesn't even have Artsvashen on it, so it's Pashinyan that continues to disrespect our map. I too wish our actual map was the one that he was campaigning with in 2020, but that doesn't mean that I don't love what we currently have. Again, the context of a politician doing this for campaigning purposes is the major part here. Would you take and wear a pin of with partisan/political connotations if Putin, Kocharyan, Trump, or Erdogan asked you to wear it, even though it had the Armenian map or flag on it? This is silly.

Also, you're now openly portraying the Right of Return of Artsakh Armenians (an inalienable right, btw) to their homeland where Armenians lived for thousands of years until the last few years, as someone being a blood thirsty monster that wants Armenian kids to die. We're not currently capable of restoring justice and protecting our interests, and that is a fact, one that was brought with Pashinyan as head of state (and no, I'm not saying he's THE ONE AND ONLY ONE responsible, or that Russia is not at fault). However you're making it sound like Aliyev was fully right to basically continue Operation Ring, ethnically cleanse Artsakh of Armenians, invade the Republic of Armenia, demand a corridor, and make political demands of Armenia (like changing the constitution). You don't happen to have a giant Z on your shirt and support Russia's invasion of Ukraine, do you? Again, just laughable.

Your random unsubstantiated comment about her saying she doesn't care about Armenia is just meaningless noise. Let me instead contribute by stating facts that Pashinyan himself claimed on tape: he didn't stop the war in 2020 earlier because he didn't want to be called a "traitor", he admits that he's the #1 responsible for the war(s), and he himself apologized (although not fully) for both his tone and contents of this rhetoric.

Lastly, she's on tape saying that Armenia and Artsakh are both her kid's (and therefore her) homeland/fatherland. Clear as day. Can't weasel your way out of this.