Comments by "Alexey 9" (@Fillipok) on "Should We Prepare For (the Next) Break-up of Russia?" video.

  1. Мде, надеюсь, что такие настроения не являются подавляющими в Дагестане. Не хочется верить, что дагестанцы хотят русским боли, смертей и страданий.
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  2.  @schultzpwnz  Да нет к вам никаких вопросов. Диалога никакого уже быть не может.
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  3. There are definitely such risks, but we will fight for a single state. And in fact, I hardly understand how the disintegration should occur if, in fact, national minorities in Russia occupy a smaller part of the country. More than 80% of Russians consider themselves Russians. Ukraine in this case is a more multinational country... Back in the 90s, the Bolsheviks separated other nations from Russia and part of the Russians from Russia. The prospects for separatism are rather doubtful.
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  4. This is what happens when you talk about something you don't understand at all. You argue as you think could happen in Russia. But the reality is far from the current one. There was no request in society for the restoration of the Russian Empire or the USSR. I will say more, any such sentiments in society were suppressed, because a nationalist-minded society can demolish the government, which is only interested in making money on oil and gas. There is no ideology in Russia. Putin is essentially a populist who adapts to Russian society and says that his speechwriters will write to him. Yesterday he is a liberal, today he is multinational, tomorrow he is Russian, after tomorrow he is a communist. Society was not prepared for the current war with Ukraine. There was no request for the liquidation of Ukraine. Just at one moment, the authorities decided to launch a military operation against Ukraine. On February 24, Russian society, for the most part, looked at these events with bewilderment. Nothing was explained to the Russian society. People later had to figure out why we need it. And even then the authorities are not going to finish the deal with Ukraine. Their goal was to pull off a military operation similar to the Georgian one, where they demand that Ukraine give up its claim to the Donbass and Crimea along with the neutral status of Ukraine. But Ukraine did not go for it, deciding to arrange a full-scale war with Russia. Now the noviopes in the Kremlin don't know what to do with Ukraine. They weren't going to do it. They were not going to return Ukraine to Russia, they do not need it, the future of Russia does not interest them. They want to trade with the west, travel west, and now it's all ruined. When they achieve their goals and agree with the West on the terms of peace with Ukraine, the Russian authorities will quickly suppress the pro-Russian people who will demand to complete the deal with Ukraine. They don't need it. There are no attempts to revive the Russian Empire or the USSR. This is just populism to motivate people to fight and get peace agreements out of Ukraine. If they were really going to return Ukraine to Russia, then it was necessary to turn out a military operation back in 2014, when Ukraine had a large part of the population on the side of Russia and was not ideologically indoctrinated, when NATO was not ready to fight for Ukraine, but no, they they didn't need it then, they don't need it now. The return of primordially Russian lands is just populism and nothing more, the authorities are not going to revive Russia.
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  5. Um, the Russian Empire was one of the largest states in the world. It is enough to look at how the Russian Empire expanded and expanded over the centuries. This does not fit into your theory that Russia has suffered defeat after defeat. The collapse of the Russian Empire occurred due to internal conflicts against the background of the First World War, in which Russia fought on the side of France and Great Britain. Your sources are very strange, as they contradict common sense ... Russia remains the largest state, even retaining only part of its lands after the decolonial policy of the USSR...
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  6.  @lukasgza9655  Why do you decide for the inhabitants of Chechnya and Dagestan that it will be better for them? Do you think you are gods? Divide your countries into parts, and do not meddle in the internal affairs of Russia. You behave exactly like your Western leadership. We ourselves will figure out how to live. Take better care of yourself.
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  7.  @moonasha  Listen, buddy, why do you decide who the Russians should support and who they shouldn't? We do not tell you how your country should live, who you need to support and who you do not need. Russians will figure out what is right and what is wrong without you. You seem to take over from your authorities the desire to interfere in the affairs of foreign countries. Better worry about what your American authorities are doing. Your American authorities are also doing a lot of bad things, but we do not pester you on the Internet with calls to overthrow your government and make you feel guilty. So you respect our right to choose our own future without the interference of your authorities.
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  8. YYour lies about China are still understandable, but your stories about Mongolia are completely absurd. 3 million people live there, how will they seize something from Russia. The biggest threat to Russia today is Turkey, which is trying to revive the Ottoman Empire. This is a really serious threat that Russia must respond to. In general, you correctly noted that threats come from different sides, not only from the West, but also from other countries. Everyone wants to share this piece of the pie, because they believe that Russia has such large territories undeservedly. I am glad that in this case, China in one form or another competes with the West and it is unprofitable for them to enter into a conflict with Russia, since then the balance of power will change not in their favor.
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