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I've known several people from Croatia, Latvia, Georgia and now Ukraine. They all look down upon Russians and are easily offended when people refer to them as s
by at-fates-hands 11y ago
I've known several people from Croatia, Latvia, Georgia and now Ukraine. They all look down upon Russians and are easily offended when people refer to them as such.
Definitely no love loss for Putin or Russia among them.
- felipepiresx 11y agoone more symptom of the anti-russian and fascist tendencies of the same you mention.
- goerge1980 11y agoI am sure a lot of North Osetians in Georgia are offended when they remember Georgia invading them and killing helpless people because the prime minister of Georgia back then was a US puppet.
- felipepiresx 11y agotrue.
- Muromec 11y ago> They all look down upon Russians and are easily offended when people refer to them as such. It is more complicated. Being ethnic Russian is not same thing as speaking Russian language. Speaking Russian language or being ethnic Russian is not same as being pro-Russia politically. Yet, Russian propaganda implies this things are same and Russian govt represents interests of all people who speak this language. As result (some) people abandon language, distance themselves from Russia or don't consider themselves Russian anymore.