So what that it targets every russian citizen? When you have a county where 85% support annexations and invasions of your neighbour, this is a reasonable approach.

With this topic as well there is some great research with preference falsification testing which is damning for the russians. So don't bring up the old canard about "they are all afraid!!!!"

That's a cop out on your part. Russophobia as parroted by russians is more of a propaganda polemic. When you have a society defined by genocidal imperialism, it is reasonable to take a sober attitude towards them.

[+] mathemachristian@lemm.ee -9 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) (7 children)

Okay so we went from "how do you know it targets random civilians?" to "So what if it targets random civilians?" well at least you're being honest about your disregard for them I suppose... Really feeling the sober attitude.

I would love to see that statistic where 85% of Russians in Lithuania support annexation or invasions of Lithuania, it's gonna be a wild read I'm sure

[–] Skiluros@sh.itjust.works 8 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) (5 children)

You can look up polling of russian language users in the Baltics regarding the full scale invasion of Ukraine. It is easy to find. Not a very good result for your argument.

Whether you poll russians in russia or russian in other countries, the results are damning. This also applies to other research methodologies (both quantitative and qualitative).

It's a fucking stupid attitude to actively enable those who wish you harm.

Btw, your not doing the russians any favour by spreading their victimhood narratives.

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