Fast Course of Denazification in Ukraine

[Jankec]

Of course the people still speak Russian to each other, but the educational process itself has to be in Ukrainian.

University isn't part of the education system?

[Incal]

If I want to speak Italian I'll go to Italy, if I want to speak chinese I'll go to China. If somebody wants to speak russian then they should go to Russia. As simple as that.

[Russki]

If I want to speak Italian I'll go to Italy, if I want to speak chinese I'll go to China. If somebody wants to speak russian then they should go to Russia.

If I want to hear opinion of a 160 cm tall brown indio from Peru, I go to TA.

[Alenka]

University isn't part of the education system?

All lessons are in Ukrainian. To teach lessons in Russian they would first need textbooks in Russian.
In Ukraine all books in Russian language are banned.

Look it up, it's a well documented fact.

[frankhammer]

If I want to speak Italian I'll go to Italy, if I want to speak chinese I'll go to China. If somebody wants to speak russian then they should go to Russia. As simple as that.

No. Many functioning democracies promote their regional languages. However, one language is usually the language of business and national governance.

I'm not sure what happened in Ukraine. Maybe a Ukrainian could explain the situation rather than a Slovakian, Hungarian, German or British citizen.

[gixajo]

Yes, I believe that.

Do you believe also that this forum should be denazified?

[Gesaevtr]

Every country has some swastika-wearing feisty boys. Who cares? It's totally besides the point.
Not sure if Russia has more than Ukraine, but in any case, it doesn't matter much.

True, every country has its fair amount of neo-nazis, especially in the military, but only one starts a war for it. I'm kidding, no country invades another for denazification purposes.

The reality is that after the overthrowing of Yanukovich, the Kiev regime banned Russian language from schools, courts, and other government institutions.

Despite the fact that Russian language is the mother tongue for a massive chunk of Ukraine's citizens.
So it's an example of institutionalised nazism.

And yet there are millions of Russian monolinguals in Ukraine. They must be very lost
Saying that Ukraine bans the Russian language is like saying Germany bans the Turkish language. Every country has its own autochthonous language and countless immigrants who brought their own languages from their homeland.
Ukraine = Ukrainian, Russia = Russian. It's easy.

Meanwhile in Russia, ethnic minorities have the right of education in their mother tongues.
When it comes to tolerance, Russia has moral authority, obviously.

Deal with it!

Lies. Minority languages in Russia are an optional subject, which means that 90-100% of classes are in Russian.
Besides, ethnic minorities in Russia are native while Russians in Ukraine and in the ethnic Republics are not.

[frankhammer]

Every country has some swastika-wearing feisty boys. Who cares? It's totally besides the point.
Not sure if Russia has more than Ukraine, but in any case, it doesn't matter much.

The reality is that after the overthrowing of Yanukovich, the Kiev regime banned Russian language from schools, courts, and other government institutions.

Despite the fact that Russian language is the mother tongue for a massive chunk of Ukraine's citizens.
So it's an example of institutionalised nazism.

Meanwhile in Russia, ethnic minorities have the right of education in their mother tongues.
When it comes to tolerance, Russia has moral authority, obviously.

Deal with it!

Russia is the antithesis of moral authority.

[Russki]

Putin has also justified the war on Ukraine's increased closeness with the West and for purely nationalistic reasons: says the Ukrainian nation and people do not exist but are Russians in denial.

Do you know why Putin never said Belarusians are Russians?

Because it's not full of nationalistic shitheads who want to join NATO and put their military bases next to us.

[Gesaevtr]

Of course the people still speak Russian to each other, but the educational process itself has to be in Ukrainian.

Just like in Russia it has to be in Russian and this is the language in which the millions of Cossack descendants living in Russia are educated.
What's the logic behind your reasoning? Russia must be 100% in Russian but Russians can move anywhere in the world and expect to be handled everything in their language?