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tfivas said:
Love dogs but hate living with them. Especially something as hairy as a husky lol
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Yyyeah... we’ll see how it goes. Lol. My first husky, these things are everything I’ve been reading about (wild and strong).
 
Hekate said:
May I ask why?
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How Rojava came into being and how it governs itself inspires me very much. But I also really like the word/name. It (Roja) also sounds like the dog’s previous name which was “Roma” (which I didn’t like too much and felt a little weird about).

I can’t speak to the overall activities of Kurdish separatists in Turkey or elsewhere, but I do feel they should have their own soveriegn nation. Rojava should be that, I would like to think it would actually help settle tensions in the region but admit I have a lot to learn about the intricacies of such things.
 
NUMBERICA said:
How Rojava came into being and how it governs itself inspires me very much. But I also really like the word/name. It (Roja) also sounds like the dog’s previous name which was “Roma” (which I didn’t like too much and felt a little weird about).

I can’t speak to the overall activities of Kurdish separatists in Turkey or elsewhere, but I do feel they should have their own soveriegn nation. Rojava should be that, I would like to think it would actually help settle tensions in the region but admit I have a lot to learn about the intricacies of such things.
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I also have a lot to learn. The whole dynamic in Middle East is very confusing. Just the number actors without the meddling of USA is too many.

I am not a believer in nations but I can see how a self-governing Rojava can help relieve tensions and thinking that they can learn their language through their own schools is nice enough. I just hope that there aren't any more conflicts with Turkey.

Nice sounding name, though.
 
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