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> Did you even know the difference between Ukraine and Russia four years ago? Yes, ~7 years into the current war, I think a lot of people did. > Much less 30
by dragonwriter 2y ago
> Did you even know the difference between Ukraine and Russia four years ago?
Yes, ~7 years into the current war, I think a lot of people did.
> Much less 30 years ago.
Yes, I knew the difference, then -- when the breakup of the USSR was relatively recent and the issues in and between post-Soviet states were frequent news items. Again, I think a lot of people did.
Heck, I knew the difference when I was in grade school and both were part of the USSR. There's probably a fair number of people outside the US who have some understanding of the differences between Texas and California, too.
> They were considered basically the same country.
Were considered...by whom?
- kelipso 2y ago[flagged]
- dmos62 2y agoYou called defending against an invasion with maximalist, genocidal goals nonsense.
- kelipso 2y ago[flagged]
- Larrikin 2y agoWho is this average American that can't look at a map?
- kelipso 2y agoBecause we don't care to anymore. We don't want to be world policeman anymore. Take care of your problems yourself.