Fast Course of Denazification in Ukraine

[Jankec]

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.

I doubt that you know it better than person who lived there and experienced that. And it doesn't seem logic: there are Russian language parts of Ukraine where teachers (and pupils too) don't speak Ukrainian language.

[gixajo]

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.

Did you studied in Czech or in Slovak?

[Incal]

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.

It's a waste of time. Even more when those "minorities" were introduced by force and not returned when the country was free. That's probably the biggest risk of uncontrolled migration and why it's so nefastous to any country. Next time Russia wants to invade other country, it'll use the same excuse: «Kazakhstan don't want to speak russian, let's invade Kazakhstan.»

[frankhammer]

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.

I'd be more concerned with the giant napping near your nearly undefended rear-end. She is resource greedy and still has unresolved claims to "Russian" territory. Claims she will never let go. Her other neighbours are learning this today.

Russia has lost the cultural influence it once had in the west thanks ( I guess) to the internet. The people don't want what she offers. And Putin made that plain for all to see.

[Moranku]

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.

Wait, didn't Putin want Russia in NATO but got angry when he was told his country would not have a VIP treatment?

[Russki]

Wait, didn't Putin want Russia in NATO

Yes.

I think he still wouldn't mind if Russia was invited to NATO before Ukraine.

[gixajo]

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.

But Belarusia is full of nationalistic shitleads, the only difference is that unlike Ukraine, they are nationalist shitheads remotely controlled by Moscow.

Just like Ukraine was before they came out to cut the dependence on Moscow. Ukraine became a problem when it did that, and Russia began to accuse them of being Nazis etc...and all this shit started.

[Loki]

Do you believe also that this forum should be denazified?

No.

[gixajo]

No.

Do you like democracy?

[Russki]

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For your interest, Gesaevtr, whom you joined so happily, is that Catalan guy who hates your Moorish ass.


I tried to explain him that our analogue of Catalonia would be Estonia, not Ukraine, but he turned out too low IQ to grasp it.