Comments by "Dylan Vogler" (@dylanvogler2165) on "Finland's president reveals what Putin told him on phone call" video.

@stuartaminion511 I love how Finland was like "wait they say we can't join NATO? Well that changed everything, we are an independent country and make our own decisions". then proceeds to join. if the Russians had kept their mouths shut, there would have not happened anything.
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 @72marshflower15 so tell me the history of Ukraine, as I suspect your sources are either Russian or Trumpist ones. I am curious what you'll come up with.
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@giuseppe5397 why do you have a hard time understanding that countries can decide their own future? The survival of for example Czechia is just as important as Russia. Also what is hard to understand about that most NATO countries were trading alot with Russia, especially gas and oil and that the only danger to it's economic survival is it's own aggression? About China lol we trade so much with each other that your comment doesn't make any sense at all lol. They are economically tied to so many NATO countries, we are no danger to them economically, again the own danger to their economic survival would be their own aggression.
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@linardsabolins6923 no I think the Russian Federation should stay as it is, without Crimea, Donbass and maybe Kalingrad. Russia does contribute to stability in the Eurasian region and a fractured Russia might see a rise of terrorism in Central Asia and the North Caucasus regions. however I do support the decentralisation of the Russian Federation into a real Federation. because eventhough it's called the Russian Federation it's not a federation at all but instead a unitary state with almost all power concentrated in the central government in Moscow.
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@linardsabolins6923 yeah I agree on that. Let's hope that their will be good politicians on both sites after this is all over. However I do think we should not go the ww1 Germany route with Russia. It would only create more chaos and resentment. Better to make them your friends like we did with the Japanese and Germans after ww2, it's a more sustainable path to peace.
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@dragonlord1225 your comparison is stupid btw as the population of Alaska and Hawaii were never forcefully relocated and then the region recognized by Americans. Hawaii was annexed by the US yes but it's population not relocated and Alaska was not forcefully annexed like Kalingrad was but instead peacefully gained. So your comparison kinda stops at the "territories not directly connected to the rest" as Alaska and Hawaii are also not actively used to threaten neighbours.
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 svetozar milosevic "servant of the people". don't twist words Kremlin bot.
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@dragonlord1225 on the simple fact that the USSR did the same thing to Germany, Finland, Romania and many other countries. Annexing the territories and then displacing the natives and colonizing it with Russians. Also if Russia would lose the war, it would lose territory. Not that hard to understand. Considering it's been using Köningsburg as a threat to Europe for countless times, that would obviously be the target. I doubt most Russians there would mind becoming part of Europe. As many already have alot of connections with Poland and Lithuania.
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@72marshflower15 your lack of understanding of the Ukrainian history is appalling. I am not going to try to explain it to you as you are so deep in conspiracy theories and Putin's ass, that it seems pointless to try to show you the real history of Ukraine instead of this twisted Russian propaganda version of it. Let me guess, you voted for Trump in the last elections right? The stuff about nazism is the biggest bs ever. There are nazi's everywhere, in every country including your beloved Russia and also within the US. But saying that Ukraine is Nazi is like saying the US is communist. It's based on nothing and shows you have never even been in the country yet feel like you are an expert on it. Signed someone who actually has been to Ukraine, lived there for a while and who has numerous friends there. Including my best friend. Guess what, the country and it's people wasn't nazi... Before you come with some dumb counter argument about me not knowing what nazism is, great grandfather was a resistance fighter who also fought in the Battle for Arnhem for example. Trust me I would have lived in a country for a while, if it was nazi.
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@dragonlord1225 I am not American, Russian bot.
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@mirzamay yeah I think so too. the fact that Russia just said that Finland can't join NATO put them in a difficult position. If they would have gone along with it, it would have created a precedent of Russian meddling into Finland's foreign affairs and would have diminished Finland's sovereignty and independence. The president literally said, that Putin saying Finland couldn't join, changed everything. Had Russia kept it's mouth shut, Finland might not have joined.
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svetozar milosevic why the fuck do you write in French to me?
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@Taktik I love how the Russians can only reply now by nuclear threats as they know they have nothing else anymore lol. Also we are all kinda done with the nuclear blackmailing. at some point people start caring when they hear the same threats over and over again. especially as it would mean the end of Russia too, and although I think most of you guys are brainwashed af, I don't really think you're suicidal. to make it simple for you: using nuke = suicide.😊
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Let the flames takeover it's funny when facists like you, call others facists. the Z essentially is a swastika and by showing your support to it, you've shown yourself to be a facist yourself. I suppose I should congratulate you for being atleast honest enough to show this to the world.
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Let the flames takeover not to mention that minority of extreme right wing idiots is nothing compared to the amount of people who support Ukraine. there are always traitors among every population who rather support an aggressor than their own country and it's viewpoints. and yeah those guys that write the Z in Germany are facists too.
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