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Yeah, well today's tribes/states also participates in what happened. So unless they condemn, stop doing what they're doing and separate it's all the same people
by CafeRacer 3y ago
Yeah, well today's tribes/states also participates in what happened. So unless they condemn, stop doing what they're doing and separate it's all the same people.
I get they may come from various backgrounds centuries ago, but today it makes no difference.
- mantas 3y agoIMO it still makes some difference. E.g. Belarus is practically just another Russian oblast nowadays. But the people ain't fully culturally incorporated yet. Over 200 years later if we start counting by Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth partitions. Another distinction that I want to make is that it's not Putin/Kremlin/Elite issue. The masses of the duchy of Moscow do support those policies.
- CafeRacer 3y agoOkay, so bottom line. I don't remember americans telling me that we deserve what's coming and I haven't seen them bullets shot in my apartment building. But there were very real ex-work-acquaintances of mine from russia told me that we deserve what's coming. There are a lot of people doing shit and calling themselves russians. What does west has to do w/ increased russophobia? It's somehow always someone else's fault.
- mantas 3y agoIDK. Personally I don’t like the term Russophobia. When I hear it, I think of a vatnik claiming it’s all irrational fear of the saint nth Rome. It is very rational to steer away from anything Russia-related. And prepare for the inevitable which comes sooner or later.