Comments by "Golag Is watching you" (@golagiswatchingyou2966) on "What’s Going on in Ukraine?" video.
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@CaptainGrimes1 well it's funny you would mention after ww2 because after ww2 you had a lot of ethnic cleansing of germans (on wikipedia they call it ''explusion of germans'' but it was clearly ethnic cleansing, about half a million people died)
Which in part helped prevent any sort of reunification of those lands to German, that's just how it works, same happened after the Greek - Turkish war, likewise Russia tried to do the same to much of the USSR, esspecially in Ukraine, that's why you see about 90% of russian people/culture in cremea and about 40-60% cultural ties to Russia in eastern Ukraine.
as for Ukraine today, many people do seem willing to fight, I believe Caspian report did a good report on the amount of people that would be willing to fight and how much Russian troops would be needed to hold them down it's quite a lot.
the thing with insurgencies is you don't really need many of them to cause a lot of trouble and damage for the oppressing forces, just minor things can hurt for a very long time, again with Afghanistan you can see how even after 20 years occupation, from the USA, Billions spend it all fell apart in a few weeks after they left, now the conditions aren't the same for sure, the people aren't the same for sure but there a lot of people who live there, Russia is not that powerfull, it's surounded by other more powerfull nations willing to help Ukraine or give supplies to the insurgencies if it came to that, so in many ways the odds are more in their favour than the Taliban was in Afghanistan.
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16:23 no offense but you make this argument quite often and you never seem to adress the issue of any one nation simply producing more nukes or gaining them by some other means, China has been upgrading their stockpilles of nukes in the last few years and going up as well as nations like Iran and North Korea trying hard to build or upgrade their nukes, not to mention nations that could very easily get nukes if they wanted to but simply follow the USA's policies for protection which could very easily be replaced with nukes of their own if they really wanted to, like Germany but also Poland, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Japan, Australia, Indonessia, South Africa, Turkey, Ukraine used to have nukes as well, the technology is about a century old now so it´s not like they can´t make em, it´s just very expensive and puts a potential target on your head as well as motivates other nations to get them as well, Israel has Nuclear weapons which is one of the reasons why Iran wants nuclear weapons.
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