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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 03:16:33 pm »
Well, I'd like to echo the refrain I make every time gogis manages to fill up a page - I have no fucking clue what he is saying, ever. He doesn't even seem to agree with himself about anything, or understand the arguments he's making or the end to which they are made, so how am I supposed to figure it out.
His command of the English language isn't particularly good, apparently.

Comrade Gogi, I'm afraid you should work on your English language skills. The ability to convey your thoughts clearly is crucial if you are engaged in a political shitstorm with foreigners.

I think my english skills is just enough to be understood, so I am going to abstain, you know?. It's mostly my hobby, so whatever.

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 03:12:23 pm »
I am sad you drawing parallels. I believe we all came from Kievean Rus. Number of people called me idiot on that sentence, but whatever. I dont think it's language. It's mentality. On the other hand, you hate Russia. I am okay with that.

Gogis, correct me if I'm wrong but are you not a Mordvin? I don't think your ancestors came from Kievan Rus, rather... they were conquered. I mean, forgive me, you probably do have a lot of ancestors that came from it but there's more layers to this, surely.

I am literally Udmurt. I was born there. But my parents from Chelyabinsk, so I am not sure. As I understood, you are Scot? Well okay. You try and die trying to be a scot? Or what? I am russian. Fuck it. Bigger is better.

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 03:08:50 pm »
I am fiercely against nationalism. Not like anybody believe me anyways.

And what's so bad about nationalism itself? You know, I always thought about it like it is a snake's venom. In very small doses it is a treatment, and a nice one it is, but once you got more than dose, even a slightest bit, it kills you in a horrible way or cripples.
I mean, nothing's wrong with having a position that includes racial compound, but, you know, your own freedom stops where the other man's freedom begins.

Is there any actual *thing* happening that we can talk about? Did we talk about Russia banning S.T.A.L.K.E.R yet?
Hu? Really? Well, Pirate Bay to the rescue, I guess. Never played it anyway.

@UR: Oh, Maidan poetry. Pretty.

First of all, don't trivialize shit bro. A large section of a country just got annexed by what is essentially Third Reich 2.0 minus the blatant killing.

This might be the largest qualifier I've ever seen in a statement.  Once you've removed the murder and war from the Nazis, what exactly are you trying to invoke?  Autobahns?

Also I'm pretty sure that a second Third Reich should be called the Fourth Reich.
In fact, if you remove ethnic cleansings from Third Reich as well as WWII you get a decent state.

I think that nationalism bordering fascism. In any froms. Not like it means something, it's just in lines.

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 03:06:45 pm »
http://www.pravda.com.ua/news/2014/03/25/7020294/

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Russian military after two hours of resistance stormed minesweeper "Odessa" in Lake Donuzlav.
The assault began with persecution at 18:13 , reported "Ukrainian Truth" senior artillery miner mines and torpedoes warhead senior sailor of the ship "Odessa" Alexander Gutnyk.
"Institute proceedings minesweeper" Odessa "two speedboats Russian Federation", - he said.
"So far, the minesweeper" Odessa "evades the attackers, maneuvering," - he added.
As of 18:50 stormed Cherkas with two Mi-35, three speedboats
"Personnel within zadrayanyy" - added Gutnyk.
As the head of the Ukrainian Pravda Media Center Ministry of Defense of Ukraine in Crimea Vladislav Seleznev, the "Cherkassy" going tug "Kovel". According to some information, heard explosions and gunshots.
At 19:14 Alex Tamrazov povdiomlyaye that heard a lot of shooting.
As of 19:18 lasting delight. "We drove and hitched explosive aboard," - said Gutnyk.
"We put smoke bombs that they have not caught up. But they caught us and made explosives. Nobody knows what this stuff. Zadrayani We. This is very dangerous because it can explode at any time" - said Gutnyk.
At 19:40 the ship went down the main control position the wheel "- said Gutnyk.
When asked whether this was because of the explosion, he said: "Yes."
"Ship" Odessa "switched to emergency management post the wheel," - he added.
As of 19:48 Russian invaders have landed on the ship and break the internal bulkhead to get to the room where the crew zabarykaduvalasya "Odessa", - said Vladislav Seleznev.
As of 20:00 heard gunshots and explosions, according to an eyewitness, located on the banks of Donuzlav.
At 20:17 the assault lasted more than two hours.
At 20:30 , according Selezneva citing eyewitness, who was on the shore Donuzlava, tug "Kovel" pulls mosrkyy trawler "Odessa" toward the 5 military town. Above the lake there is the smell of "dymovuhy."
Phone Gutnyk, contacted "Ukrainian Truth" is not responding.
"Odessa" - the only ship that remained in the Crimea with Ukrainian flag.

Do people think that if Ukraine was acting, militarily, like a normal country (instead of being absolutely terrified and basically completely acquiescing) that there wouldn't be a bunch of killing? Because I would imagine that had they resisted there would have been a lot of killing. The question is how long they can appease Russia's military and still stand as an independent country. Hopefully, indefinitely.

I bet you think they shouldnt? Same country, bet you.

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 03:01:59 pm »
I have no fucking clue what he is saying, ever.

You lack reading comprehension. I know you think that I am retarded, but no.

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 03:00:18 pm »
Gogis, same mentality you say? Nope, we have very different mentalities. . Read that:

You think so. But I think different. Same country.

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 02:56:54 pm »
Is there any actual *thing* happening that we can talk about? Did we talk about Russia banning S.T.A.L.K.E.R yet?

To be frank, I am proud for stalker games. I'ts made in Russia! (they think not)

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 02:50:24 pm »
I am fiercely against nationalism. Not like anybody belive me anyways.

I..buh..wha...

I...just...

Wat?

We clap when airbus landed.

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 02:47:58 pm »
I can tolerate many things in this thread even Russians Soviets, but, please, no quote pyramids

Soviets - russians whatever. I stand to my point (literally my point, no devil advocates here). Russia + Ukraine + Belarus  = same people, same country. (quotes being a lazy)
People are different, there just was a common power that united them. And it always turned out to be fine, until some men up above though that it's time to have more power in a smaller territory and played it out as a "raise of national self-consciousness".

EDIT: Though in Ukraine they always had plenty of latter, so they didn't even need to raise a thing there.

I am fiercely against nationalism. Not like anybody believe me anyways.

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 02:46:46 pm »
Russia + Ukraine + Belarus  = same people, same country.
And after that he claims that he doesn't want Kiev :D

PS, I suggest you to add Bulgaria to that same people list, Bulgarian language is much more closer to Russian than Ukrainian and similarities in Language is usually your main argument  in that "same people" nonsense

I am sad you drawing parallels. I believe we all came from Kievean Rus. Number of people called me idiot on that sentence, but whatever. I dont think it's language. It's mentality. On the other hand, you hate Russia. I am okay with that.

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 02:39:30 pm »
I can tolerate many things in this thread even Russians Soviets, but, please, no quote pyramids

Soviets - russians whatever. I stand to my point (literally my point, no devil advocates here). Russia + Ukraine + Belarus  = same people, same country. (quotes being a lazy)

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 02:35:23 pm »
First of all, don't trivialize shit bro. A large section of a country ...

Stopped reading right there. Keep your numbers straight. Numbers dont lie.

Keep my numbers straight? Dude, look at the percentage of land that it occupied in the Ukraine. FURTHERMORE, look at its location in the Black Sea, that is a huge strategic advantage for Russia to now  control Crimea.

Exactly. But Crimea is big for Russia, for Ukraine in terms of GDP is like 3% iirc

Doesn't matter, it was a huge bargaining chip for Ukraine, they got to lease the Svestapol port at their terms. It's also big for everyone, you think that what happens in Crimea applies only to Ukraine and Russia? This is literally how it starts, next it's Kiev, then who knows how far Putin will go?

EDIT: @Comrade, I meant the percentage of landmass which it had in comparison to the rest of the country!

You should never judge size of landmass to it's real value. And no, Kiev is not next, we dont need it.

... You didn't need Crimea.

Obviously we did. We paid huge amount amount of money for stationed fleet. It's politics.

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 02:24:29 pm »
Anyway, you can't say that Crimea wasn't important to Ukraine. I mean, the naval base there pretty much saved Ukraine's economy on it's own, as it's lease was a key part of the agreement that netted Ukraine it's 30% gas discount, without which both government and economy will pretty much collapse.

I agree

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 02:22:20 pm »
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http://vk.com/photo-67972801_324175755
Oh common. Do you want me to find similar photos from Sudetenland 1938?
What the hell you want to prove with it? That some Crimeans great Russian Soldiers as liberators. OK. I know that. That doesn't change the fact that they are invaders

PS. German Soldiers never hid their faces or denied that they are soldiers of the Reich

I said you it's "propaganda". I see that in vkontakte, chuckle and move on. It's obviously propaganda crap. But you also keep posting links like that. Remember you posted links for Peter's child hospital? It's same shitty value. We all know that Peter have some of the oldest and unkempt buildings in whole russia. Whats the point? It's propaganda! No, most russia is not like Peter, I know that. I am citizen of 3 cities atleast.

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General Discussion / Re: UR's Post-USSR politics megathread
« on: March 25, 2014, 02:18:22 pm »
First of all, don't trivialize shit bro. A large section of a country ...

Stopped reading right there. Keep your numbers straight. Numbers dont lie.

Keep my numbers straight? Dude, look at the percentage of land that it occupied in the Ukraine. FURTHERMORE, look at its location in the Black Sea, that is a huge strategic advantage for Russia to now  control Crimea.

Exactly. But Crimea is big for Russia, for Ukraine in terms of GDP is like 3% iirc

Doesn't matter, it was a huge bargaining chip for Ukraine, they got to lease the Svestapol port at their terms. It's also big for everyone, you think that what happens in Crimea applies only to Ukraine and Russia? This is literally how it starts, next it's Kiev, then who knows how far Putin will go?

EDIT: @Comrade, I meant the percentage of landmass which it had in comparison to the rest of the country!

You should never judge size of landmass to it's real value. And no, Kiev is not next, we dont need it.

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