people will be entitled to every vote that they cast for Dashnaks, now I'm diiapposnted truly saddened by the tail between the legs attitude. This is shameful. I'm not advocating, you know, an absolutist stand, that is, I'm not saying ARF-D should not accept the result of the elections in response to minimal irregularities (just to prove a point) but I am advocating ARF-D to stand up when the magnitude is of the scale that is being reported. I think the dilemma that most Dashnaks are facing, and by extension its leadership in Yerevan, is that yes, the elections were bad but both choices are really bad, so we are indifferent as to what really happens, as far as the outcome is concerned . This is damaging. The emphasis should be on process and not the outcome. ARF-D should singularly measure the fairness and free-ness of the election based on the process and not the outcome.With all their faults, I always thought, and still do, that Dashnaks are free people. Guys, this is about freedom: freedom from fear and freedom from doubt. If not now, then when? Ten years? Do we honestly believe that SS is not going to be able to consolidate even further and deeper? The cause of freedom is at stake, and as MLK used to note about the fierce urgency of NOW Now is the time.