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Yes? they refer to them in ways that says there people, culture and history don't even exist. Thats way more dehumanising than referring them as monsters becau

• Guthur 3y ago
  Sorry, they say they don't exist as human beings? that would be the dehumanising equivalent. Nations, culture, history etc are ideas and perceptions that it's clear we don't all agree on.
  • _kbh_ 3y ago
    > Sorry, they say they don't exist as human beings? that would be the dehumanising equivalent. No it wouldn't, no one said the Russians don't exist. > Nations, culture, history etc are ideas and perceptions that it's clear we don't all agree on. Yeah and it's way more dehumanising to say they don't exist then to call someone a monster for being a monster. Do you think the Russian army should be invading Ukraine?.