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by gdy 3y ago
By "waited" you surely meant "were busy fighting Nazis". And let me quote the wiki article I linked to: "The Soviet entry into the war and the defeat of the Kwantung Army was a significant factor in the Japanese gov
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by gdy 3y ago
"This time Russia’s only ally is Iran." This time Russia has nukes and the means to deliver them to any address on this planet.
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by gdy 3y ago
"At a fairly critical time in the war." Not really. They mostly started coming after the USSR stopped the Nazis in 1942. "complicated history of the USSR and the Nazis" Too bad your school forgets to mention the Munich a
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by gdy 3y ago
Not really. The USSR crushed over 600 thousand strong Quanqtung army in less than a month in Machurian strategic offensive operation. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_invasion_of_Manchuria
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by gdy 3y ago
Unfortunately, the independent Ukraine has been busy destroying monuments to the Ukrainians that fought againsts Nazis and naming dozens of streets after Nazi collaborants.
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by gdy 3y ago
The USSR won the WW2 in case you haven't learn that in school.
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by gdy 3y ago
6 is all wrong.
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by gdy 3y ago
"it's outright malignant" Reminds me of 'when you're accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.'
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by gdy 3y ago
It's buggy though
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by gdy 3y ago
Civil wars split families, yes.
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by gdy 3y ago
So you are saying that the US bullies Cuba because of something that happened 60 years ago?
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by gdy 3y ago
You are right about national policy of the early Soviet Union which was promoting national identities of people of former Russian Empire [0] but you are definitely wrong about Georgia [1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by gdy 3y ago
"Forced ethnic mixing" Yeah, I've heard you prefer not to mix. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Holocaust_in_Estonia#Eston... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Holocaust_in_Latvia#A
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by gdy 3y ago
Cuba comes first to my mind. Here is a good list involving dozens of countries: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in...
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by gdy 3y ago
That's just sovietophobic fiction. I remember the slogan "Family is the unit of society" and childless people had to pay a special tax. Also infidelity in marriage was frowned upon and could negatively affect the career.
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by gdy 3y ago
Civil war any time soon?
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by gdy 3y ago
It wasn't drained and the gain wasn't short term -- the water from the rivers that used to flow to the Aral See is used for irrigation.
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by gdy 3y ago
You mean 'stole'.
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by gdy 3y ago
High glycemic index
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by gdy 3y ago
Classic victim blaming.
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by gdy 3y ago
"That Russian and his family voted for Putin. " Just like half of the US citizens supported invasion of Iraq in 2003 and later they reelected George W. Bush. Is it the agency of your average citizen or just the effect of propagand
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by gdy 4y ago
Why don't you support your statements with sources? "the average plant built by Japan" Japan stopped building reactors after Fukushima disaster. If you cut corners, build a reactor in five years and later it blows up, that&#x
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by gdy 4y ago
You'd first get administrative charges and a fine. Sometimes you can even fight off the fine in the court -- I personally know someone who did. After that you either shut up or leave the country, which of course is very bad.
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by gdy 4y ago
Yes, lots of the reactors are built by China which takes 5-6 years to do the job. All other countries take more time. "community input, ... environmental reviews" It all happens before the start of construction, doesn't it? [
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by gdy 4y ago
Firstly, it's meaningless -- the construction time depends on who is building, not where. Secondly, it doesn't matter -- reactors in Russia are built by Rosatom just a little slower and still on par with South Korea. I have zero i
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by gdy 4y ago
Just like UAE isn't South Korea but the reactors there are designed and built by a South Korean company. What's your point? Sorry to break it to you, but the USSR dissolved over 30 years ago.
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by gdy 4y ago
Rosatom builds faster than South Korea, which takes 9 years to build a reactor [0]. For example, the reactor in Belarus was built in 8 years[1]. The first reactor at the Akkuyu site in Turkey is going to be built in 6 years [2]. [0] https:
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by gdy 4y ago
Funny article. It talks about time to build nuclear reactors but never mentions Russia.
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by gdy 4y ago
I don't see how giving a link to an article in the English language Wikipedia and suggesting you read it can be classified as gaslighting.
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by gdy 4y ago
"Pointing out random events 9 years ago somehow justifies mass murder" You are confused. You claimed that the sole reason of the war in 2014 was Russian meddling and I suggested you read how the events really unfolded. It's s

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