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Politics : Military Strategy Board
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To: TigerPaw who wrote (17313)4/29/2024 2:30:00 PM
From: Joe NYC3 Recommendations   of 20401
 
Arestvych here doubts that language (forcing Ukrainian language, language discrimination of almost half the population) was a sustainable pretext for the 2nd (the post-Maidan UkroNazi) republic.

If language discrimination was not enough to mobilize enough men to defend Ukraine, he ponders the values the 3rd republic (potentially rising from the ashes of the defeat of the current regime) should adhere to, values that more people would be willing to go fight to defend (more than the number willing to die in trenches for language discrimination).

BTW, Arestovych is a Russian speaker in Ukraine, and the language discrimination laws before and after the war were aimed at him too.

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