I assume the Russians with whom I have talked to and don't think that forceful annexation was a good thing don't count under your "NONE" description. Perhaps i

I assume the Russians with whom I have talked to and don't think that forceful annexation was a good thing don't count under your "NONE" description. Perhaps it's because they are few of them (fair enough mine is just personal experience, not a poll) Or perhaps it's because you consider everybody who believes that Crimea is now populated mostly by Russians (and thinks that giving it back now will create more trouble than solve) as people who CHEERED the annexation. I don't think it logically follows. But I understand your feeling since there are so many people (even outside of Russia) that literally cheer for Russia getting their empire back. Unfortunate their noise surpasses any ability to have a nuanced conversation about this. I wished humanity headed towards a peaceful resolution of conflicts where people can seek self determination and autonomy (basque, Catalan, Kurds, Palestinians, ...) instead of resolving such issues with invasion and pandering to imperialistic visions