Comments by "Dylan Vogler" (@dylanvogler2165) on "" video.

When a Russian Z patriot says that the Baltic States are Russophobic, you should show them this video.
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@legouniverse8976 don't play the victim card btw. As you did in the first sentence. Hopefully the Russians for once at some point will finally take responsibility for the actions of their leaders and do something about it.
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@aranos6269 I am aware about 1968. I have Czech roots and I have studied history. But you could tell me what it meant fot you though. As a historian it always interests me. I speak Russian, I know what their motto is and means. I just have also good Russians as friends. Those that aren't orcs. Part of me likes to hope they can be changed like the Germans were. But I think it takes a catastrophic disaster like the Germans had, before they'll do so.
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@aranos6269 you account of what happend is truly interesting and I thank you for sharing it. Real history is found by speaking to those that lived through it, not by reading books. So I thank you for sharing this mate
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@aranos6269 I have been to the Czech Republic about 12 times in my live. Wonderfull people and beautiful country. Very kind people as well. And yeah my grandmother was Czech and she'd say the same about the Russians. She never liked that I spoke Russian as well. A thing she also said to me that what was even worse about the Russians compared to the Germans, was that the Russians would say they were the brothers of the Czechs (like now with the Ukrainians) and say that they came as liberators, whilst being occupiers like the Germans.
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@legouniverse8976 🤣🤣🤣. So would you consider a Ukrainian who now hates Russia because it's family got killed "Russophobic"? Russia makes the people around them hate them, and then complains about it
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@legouniverse8976 no I don't blame the regular people for it. But it is a normal reaction on the people. Do you have similar views in regards to the Germanphobia that persisted after the ww2 for a LOOONG time. I don't justify Russophobia, or Germanphobia, but it is a understandable reaction. It took decades for the anti German feelings to fade away, eventhough the generations living in the Federal Republic of Germany and German Democratic Republic had nothing to do with the war either. As had even most Germans in Nazi Germany. Yet they all paid a very heavy price for all that happend. Sad for the normal Russians ? Yeah it is. I have many Russian friends and they're great people (when they're not Z patriots) but it sadly is the result of the actions of their, successive, governments over a period of almost a century now.
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@emfab5163 I agree with you. )) I don't think you are Russophobic. I think the reaction of the Baltic states is normal. You wouldn't trust someone that tried to kill you when he said he changed. There was a Ukrainian drawing. In which you see Russians pointing at a Ukrainian and saying "you're Russophobic" whilst you see the house of the Ukrainian burning. If people are Russophobic, it is because the Russians made them so. But yeah it is an easy way for the Russians to invalidate your opinions. When you disagree with them, you're Russophobic and a Nazi.
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