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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1340468)

1/31/2022 3:49:07 PM

From: Brumar89

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Spoken like a true Neo-Soviet toady.

"Yes, that means letting Russia have Ukraine, or parts of it. I didn't give a s--t about Crimea, and I don't give a s--t about the rest of Ukraine. AFAIK, they're all ethnic Russians anyway, so whether they want to call themselves Russian or Ukrainian is their business, not ours."

Tenchu quote.
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I don't know anyone that lives in Ukraine, but I do know they've been trying to follow the democratic route since the Orange Revolution. I wish them well. They're not ethnic Russians, they have their own language, closely related to Russian though..
I also remember working with a couple of Kazakhs over a decade back. They spoke Russian just like many Ukrainians so I guess you could claim they were Russians, just like you deemed the Ukrainians to be Russians, despite that they looked like Mongolians.