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Thank you. When people say "Russian" they have an expectation. What is the difference between these foreigners and there ethnic groups in your eyes? >They sur

by graphe 3y ago

Thank you. When people say "Russian" they have an expectation. What is the difference between these foreigners and there ethnic groups in your eyes? >They surely have Russian documents and were allowed to vote in Russia for their president. I'm not sure if you were trying to be funny but you are.

petre 3y ago
Between Tartarstan and Buryatia and Moscow and St. Petersburg? Quite a lot of difference. Ethnicity, religion, income, education etc. They are also throwing Central Asian migrants towards the frontline after a short trip to prison. You'll find largely the same ethnic groups in North-Western Kazahstan and Orenburg oblast.
Krasnol 3y ago
> When people say "Russian" they have an expectation. What is the difference between these foreigners and there ethnic groups in your eyes? Their nationality, obviously. Additionally, in this conflict, often the fact that the foreigners have a choice to join the war. > I'm not sure if you were trying to be funny but you are. I'm aware of the diplomatically said, "flawed democracy" which is the Russian political system, but the fact remains valid.