What you said in the 1st paragraph, I think you misunderstood something I said. I did not reject anything, although if you mean genocide, I do reject it. It is a one side propaganda of many terrible things happened and sufferings made by both hands. If you mean the Kurds, they too suffered but again through the hands of politicized military and party settings, their speech has become a part of the propaganda they keep cooking for years that includes Kurds are discriminated. There is nothing like the back then invaders of America had done to the Native Americans. Or the enslavement of African Americans. We were never that savage, sorry. The conflicts that were happened never were these kinds of inhuman acts.
Maybe the entire blurriness of our problems instead of being clear slavers and genociders make our problems hard to go away. If the lines were sharper, the backfire would be harsher but it would be solved for good. Instead, our problems just hang in the purgatory.
No offense, but please google the words 'Turkey' and 'Armenia' in context.
And regarding Kurds. I think the main problem is the unwillingness of Erdogan to address their needs and support the regions in which they live(I mean if you say you're not supporting/tolerating their desire to achieve independence, then their area should be developed like the rest of Turkey, right?)
It's always the responsibility of the stronger party to initiate dialogue and try to be inclusive. And in regards to Kurds I don't see none of it in Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Iran.