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So you don't think that Russia's neighbors should unite in defense against a potentially aggressive neighbor?
by DenisM 10y ago
So you don't think that Russia's neighbors should unite in defense against a potentially aggressive neighbor?
- jdimov10 10y agoI mean, of course, it's natural that they would. Except this has nothing to do with neighbours uniting. This is American aggression at its worse.
- DenisM 10y agoWhat is the difference between nations uniting together in defense and nations joining a defense club?
- asavinov 10y agoThe best way for neigbour countries (everywhere) is to switch to democracy and let their citizens decide themselves how to live similar to Brexit or referendum in Scotland.
- mb_72 10y agoYes, and what they have chosen - in Estonia for example - is to still claim to be 'Russian' but not actually live in Russia; this is because even such 'true patriots' realise their lives are better and freer not being inside the borders of the country they claim first allegiance to. This then leaves Estonia with a bunch of malcontents not properly learning the language, and then complaining when they are discriminated against when looking for jobs.