Russia gets even more territory

[Leto]

It is the other way around.

Not entirely correct.

[LightHouse89]

It is the other way around.

Finland was happy under Russia before [yes with exception of Communists I am glad finland defended itself against that judaism!]

[Leto]

Russia needs to be wiped off the face of the earth and balkanized into smaller states like old Novgorod, Tver, Moscow and Kiev.

It's not your business, dude. I'm not dividing Canada or Australia. I'm actually fine with the US in its current borders if their global influence gets weaker.

[silentkiller]

It could do it by itself.

Wet dreams are so wet... So I'll just sit back, relax and watch Russia is being wiped off by itself

[Gaston]

It's not really like that. Russia has a lot of arable land.

I meant proportionally to its size, it's not the best configuration. Its current population isn't very high so I guess there is still a quite important margin.

[Äijä]

Finland was happy under Russia before [yes with exception of Communists I am glad finland defended itself against that judaism!]

Bulshit, your own ancestor left Finland, you should read about russification attempts.

[Leto]

Wet dreams are so wet... So I'll just sit back, relax and watch Russia is being wiped off by itself

You know, I'm not an imperialists myself, I personally think this country is too large, but I hate when foreigners and self-proclaimed enemies talk about possible division of Russia.

[Äijä]

Not entirely correct.

More than what he said, btw, do you have any Finnic ancestors or relatives?

[Äijä]

You know, I'm not an imperialists myself, I personally think this country is too large, but I hate when foreigners and self-proclaimed enemies talk about a possible division of Russia.

I dont have any evil intentions for the people of Russia, Novgorod would be wealthy and a good potential ally for Nordic and Baltic countries, still a great power in Europe.

[Leto]

More than what he said, btw, do you have any Finnic ancestors or relatives?

No, I don't. At least all of my grandparents didn't identify themselves as such.