Should Russia liberate the millions Russians under oppression in the Baltic States and the Ukraine?

Question

25 million Russians live in the former states of the USSR, excluding the Russian Federation.

Their minority ( majority in the Crimea) rights are not being upheld.

Isn't it time Russia rolled in the tanks into Riga and Talin to show that it means business and how stupid the Balts are to think that they come under the Western aegis?

NATO cannot do anything, as the Georgia war shows.

Answer 1

Hey, leluuu is right, i mean Georgians are too low but they are everything for world, soon you'll understand it, but now, i can tell that Georgians will never give up, so Russia can't do anything, they can't even shoot, cause Georgian soilders dies during the bombing, and nobody died from shooting, they can't even know how to fight, terrible, Georgians just destroyed elit part of russian army

Answer 2

(Cossak, you are disgrace to genuine Russian nationalists) Simple answer to your question is NO. Russians living outside of Russia should return to Mother Russia if their rights are not being upheld to their satisfaction in location they have chosen to live.

Answer 3

First of - what do you know about violating right of Russians in Ukraine and Baltic republics?

With this point of view Russia first of all has to liberate Russians in USA, since not recognizing Russian language as official state language has became a violations of rights of local Russians living in former soviet republic, you can easily apply the same statement to USA, Germany  and the other countries where Russians live as minorities.

Answer 4

Unless one agrees with you, you will only choose the answer that suits your point of view. As you have done with your other "questions".

As for oppression of millions of Russians?  I'm pretty sure they are free to leave at any time.  I haven't seen any razor wire fences or gun towers at the borders.  Especially since I have seen the borders personally which I suspect you have not.

I also suspect "cossack" is also you.. since his answers are always your "askers pick".

Answer 5

First ask your country which is controlled by the multinational companies to stop massacring innocent people in Iraq, Afghanistan, and all over the world, also to respect the rights of "coloured" people (The Ku Knux Klan is still under protection there), in addition to stop destroying the planet with its persistence to ignore all international decisions for the environment, and then get interested in what Russia is doing.

  

Answer 6

If it does, how then does russia propose to liberate the millions of russians under oppression in russia.

The rest of the world eagerly anticipates the suicide of the entire murderous russian government.

It would be a nice bonus for this to happen in the days leading up to Christmas -- a festive time anyway.

Answer 7

haha Pastor

see how Russians react at ur question, its not simple to post a question or answer in topic RUSSIA , but they havent fully revealed their aggression yet.

i will tell u one thing, Russia has always "good reasons enough" to oppress little nations. Russian want the power back over the world and control the Caucasus and europe, but Georgia is the country that ruins all russians plans but its no longer the Soviet Times and the west can put even more pressure,, so it makes them mad.

Answer 8

In eSStonia two villages declored independence from wild,nazie and burjua republic of Estonia,country name is Soviet Estonian Socialistic Republic,they told Russia to recognize them,they already have their parlament which consists from their communists and communists from Leningrad...

Answer 9

Few in Iraq and Afghanistan were liberated?

Even in war want to play?

Answer 10

It does sound really good, except all this so called "liberation's" help always finished up with massive crimes and atrocities.

Do you really want that?

Answer 11

I'm for Russia taking over Central Asia, espicially Kazakhstan. Ukraine should join Russia if they want to merge, but rigth now the Ukrainians are still bitter at Russians so that likely won't happen until a generation or 2. If I was Russia I would be respecting Ukraine as much as possible so peoples opinions there will change about them, making the merger sooner.

As for the Baltic states, it won't happen as they belong to the EU now which means if one EU state is attacked, then all are required to defend the attacked state