@Just_Here_4Food@antifawokesoros@AP Opposing the dictator of Brazil, aka the supreme court's bossmang. That's the real crime, everything else is just fluff and excuses to give the whole thing a (thin) veneer of legitimacy and legality.
Aww, poor little commie retard couldn't handle being called out for their absolutely insane lies and ran away crying.
I accept your surrender. Not that I had any doubt who'd come out on top, considering you're an imbecile defending the indefensible.
@tankiesuperman@FreeMindsNoTeam Oh, sure, there was industrialization, I've never denied that. It wasn't a GOOD thing, considering it came at the expense of millions of lives, but industrialization was a thing.
As for education... Their maths and sciences were okay, but in everything else it was subpar 1/?
@tankiesuperman@FreeMindsNoTeam Oh, sure, there was industrialization, I've never denied that. It wasn't a GOOD thing, considering it came at the expense of millions of lives, but industrialization was a thing.
As for education... Their maths and sciences were okay, but in everything else it was subpar 1/?
@tankiesuperman@FreeMindsNoTeam Well, given that absolutely no such thing happened under the Soviet rule, I don't think you made much of an argument there.
Also, I actually agree with most of your second point. You need those - which is also why the commies were occupying colonists, not "liberators".
@KettuLauri@Cj01J@dStroemsborg Finns are related to Estonians by linguistic and cultural ties - and while those ties are deep and thorough, they're also very, very old.
Latvians and Estonians, in comparison, have walked more or less the same path in everything for many centuries now, in good and in ill.
@rd_whitley@Clint_Davey1 Yes. Obviously. Because the only two positions available are "White people always bad, non-whites always good" and "White pride, worldwide!"
Go grow up, then come back when you've learned that sometimes, things have nuance.
@KettuLauri@Cj01J@dStroemsborg Sort of - but there's also a lot that separates the two. In a fair few ways, Latvia and Estonia are closer to each other than they are to Lithuania and Finland, respectively.
@dmitryshchipkov Right. Taking NATO cities, in countries with significant NATO armed forces presence, is "considerably easier" than taking cities from a country that didn't have an army at the start of the war.
Maybe in 2020 or something, but that ship has sailed and gone by now.
@omghesbosnian@MacrobeatL@WarMonitor3 Yeah, nah. While it's hard to gauge how delusional Liliputin is, right now he wants distractions. If he pretends like he actually intends to negotiate something, he hopes it'll distract the West from his army's miserable failure in Ukraine.
@tankiesuperman@FreeMindsNoTeam Ahh yes. Independence. In retarded commie speak, if you have a country before, and then an imperialist power conquers it so you no longer have a country, that's called "giving independence".
Also, if the Soviets gave them civilization, why did they leave none for themselves?