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06-11-2019 11:12 AM |
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Originally Posted by celandina
(Post 22483354)
You missed my point entirely. It is the recent history which influences the future not a long distant past. The 3 rd WW will probably start over a slice of land now claimed by Ukraine which in the not so distant past was Russia. :2 cents:
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I believe you're dramatizing the situation. WW3 won't start over this little piece of land mostly consisting of used up coal mines. I think people who actually live there need to decide what they want, not someone from outside - be it Kyiv or Moscow.
On general premises, I think any large enough group of people living in a certain territory should have the right to whatever it is they want - whether it is to separate and form their own country, or become part of another country, may it even be Zimbabwe for all I care. They will also need to face the consequences of their choices. But that's my personal take on all this. I realize the world doesn't work that way, and it's way more complicated. This is the same with pretty much all other separatist situations worldwide. Globalization will eventually bring everyone together anyway, so why bother having wars and killing each other over this stuff?
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Originally Posted by klinton
(Post 22483425)
what are you talking about ? where are these "ukr neo nazis" ? Mostly in current Russian propaganda
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Idiotic: coming to May 9th V-day celebration shouting their slogans against the fact that all these people's grandparents died to fight off the nazis
Dangerous: torch marches
Terroristic: setting buildings on fire (that I admit, last I heard was several years ago).
I'm just trying to stick to objective reality here.
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