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Those are very ethno-nationalist reasons, aren't they?

• dave4420 3y ago
  Sure. But people won’t abandon those reasons just because people like you say that they’re ethnonationalist.
• selfhoster11 3y ago
  In the Ukrainian case, not at all. You have a piece of land that has been "in the family" for generations, and you want it to stay this way. You just want a piece of land where you want to live your life in peace. And then a screaming horde shows up on the horizon, trying to take that away from you. I would see nothing wrong with standing up to fight, especially as you weren't the one throwing the first punch. I can see Poland, a country living literally next door, doing the same thing. Israel is a bit different, so I won't get into it on account of not being qualified enough to share my view.