For a Ukrainian, a person of another nationality is a guest, an exotic encounter, a curiosity, an opportunity to talk and learn more; for a russian, they are a mobilization resource, one that can, overall, also be xenophobically shamed

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1. The guy in the photo above is not something interesting but an enemy, so, of course, the first part of the text, logically, does not apply to him.

2. well he got the bleeding to stop

3. Meaningless drama, so is the case for most nations. Let alone you ARE the same nation. You share the same dishes, the same cultural norms, the same religion (although mysteriously some people trying to belong to Catholic Europe), you laugh for the same jokes, you speak a very similar language (the most similar among all Slavic languages) well guess why? Because you’re the same people and collectively you were called as the Rus sometime ago. So don’t act as you’re very different. Stop putting hatred among the folk, blame your government for blindly and foolishly following the guidance of the US and drive your people into bloodshed. And for what??

4. The NK soldiers look surprisingly well-fed

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