Comments by "Alexey 9" (@Fillipok) on "Is Russia's collapse in the interest of the Russians?" video.

Russians in different parts of the country feel themselves as a part of one country. Dividing them into different countries would be a crime against the people of Russia. It's funny how you don't take Russians into account when you try to divide them. And you still present it as a blessing. Better divide your America into parts or the European Union.
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Are you kidding?) Turning Russia into small colonies of the West, from which all sorts of resources will then be pumped out, is in the interests of russians? You will also try to organize a bunch of civil wars like the Chechen one. Yeah, this is definitely in the interests of Russia. It is better to divide the United States into a bunch of small countries, small decolonizations. Russia has already paid a big price for the collapse of the USSR, and now you want to finish us off completely. The main thing is that you do not hide your goals to destroy Russia and the Russian people. And it gives us the motivation to fight to the end. Otherwise, we will get Syria or Libya on a large scale, in which you built democracy in exactly the same way. You have intervened in a large number of countries under the pretext of building democracy and you want to do exactly the same scenario with Russia. You are only interested in Russian natural resources, and you don't give a damn about our people.
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@ZamraHh-y3t And who should I trust? I would rather trust my authorities, even if they are imperfect, than the NATO countries, which are ready to bomb anyone for their own interests. Over the past 30 years, I have seen enough of how you build democracy. I don't want you to make a second Syria out of us and then just siphon all the resources out of us. You unleashed a civil war in Syria, supporting the opposition with weapons, launched terrorists there, divided the country into parts, then placed your military bases near oil fields and are now pumping out all the resources from there. That's what your vaunted democracy is worth. I would like you to feel for yourself what your democracy is worth. It's a pity that this is not possible today.
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@ZamraHh-y3t Assad cannot produce oil in his own country, which he controls. This is just hilarious. Why do you decide for the Syrians who has the right to rule their land? You are the damn occupiers. I don't like their ruler, so we're occupying the land. We, NATO, are a defensive alliance, but if we do not like some ruler, then we will bomb their land and occupy it. Why is Russia afraid? We're just protecting ourselves. The dictator in Syria threatened the US. Better take an interest in the Syrian opposition, which you armed and who killed a huge number of civilians. But no, these are "democratic forces". They can kill civilians. Completely forgot. You can go through all countries with dictatorial regimes in this way and destroy them into dust. It is much more pleasant to live in a bombed-out country with millions of killed inhabitants than under dictatorships. I think the Syrians are grateful to you for the civil war, the divided country and the millions of lives lost. By the way, terrorists appeared in Syria after you unleashed a civil war there, supporting the opposition with weapons. You yourself brought Syria to the state where it was filled with terrorists. Well done. Thank you! We also want the same in Russia. We just dream about it. Your hypocrisy knows no bounds. If my Russia is gone, I will do my best to get into one of your countries and harm you. Just a little hint. If it seems to you that in some country there is not enough democracy, then you do not need to interfere in the affairs of this country. The residents themselves must change their government, the residents themselves must decide the fate, and not you, giving the oppositionists money and arming them to fight against their power. Your intervention in the affairs of a foreign country, on the contrary, is increasing confidence in their leader. We have some oppositionist Navalny there. You don't have to care what we do with him. We ourselves will decide what to do with it and how our authorities should act with it. I am not a fan of Putin, but despite how many years you have been trying to influence Russian politics, I have to support him. It would be better for Putin to rule than your oppositionists, whom you are preparing to replace him.
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