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Certain people in Ukraine valorize and whitewash that history. But "Ukraine" as a country does not. And none of this stupidity is any way relevant to the curr
by racional 2y ago
Certain people in Ukraine valorize and whitewash that history.
But "Ukraine" as a country does not. And none of this stupidity is any way relevant to the current (very much Nazi-like) invasion by Russia that you are continually apologizing for. Whose true causes you know perfectly well, and are continually attempting to distract attention away from with finger-pointing tactics such as these.
That is the cardinal error you are making here.
- protomolecule 2y ago"Certain people " See, you are at it again. These certain people include Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, as you could see in the comment you couldn't pass by but clearly hadn't bothered to read. Also the mayors of Ukrainian cities who approve naming streets after "heroes" of OUN. This includes Stepan Bandera Avenue in the center of the Ukrainian capital [0]. [0] https://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Вулиця_Степана_Бандери https://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Вулиця_Степана_Бандери
- racional 2y agoAlso the mayors of Ukrainian cities who approve naming streets after "heroes" of OUN. Then try writing letters to them, perhaps? I'm sure they'll be happy to hear from you.
- protomolecule 2y agoAnd even more fudging -- ignoring the point about Ukrainian Foreign Ministry aggressively defending glorification of Nazi collaborators and making an attempt to joke instead of addressing the fact that many Ukrainian mayors, both local and in the capital, support (or cannot resist when facing more powerful force) renaming streets after Nazi collaborators. It's comical to see how your russophobia doesn't allow you to acknowledge objective reality.
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