Comments by "Joey" (@Joey-ct8bm) on "Ukraine War divides village on Finland's border with Russia | DW News" video.

@nikokapanen82 The USSR collapsed because of themselves. If they treated people well there would be no collapse or a revolution in Ukraine. Imagine Finland getting attacked because they wanted to join the EU. I would be curious about Russians themselves joining the EU. I'm guessing it's about 40%.
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@hyhhy Russia backed Russian separists first by the way. Get your timeline straight. The Russians even shot a western plane full of civilians down with a BUK anti-air system and then drove it back to Russia. Don't forget who started this. Russia backed the seperatists and then the west supported Ukraine. Those Russian area's you're talking about are Ukrainian territory. It's always been Ukrainian territory.
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@buddyoo4942 All Putin does is threatening people. Even his own people. It's exactly why Ukrainians are fighting against Russia. They want to be free.
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@gosolvideos NATO has been bordering Russia since 2004. Latvia and Estonia border Russia for 18 years. Ukraine has independence since 1991. NATO was just a excuse for Putin to attack Russia because they lost their grip on Ukraine. They almost lost grip in Belarus too with their elections. In spite of massive protests, Lukashenko won with 90% of the votes. 90% LMAO. At least make it 51% if you decide to cheat. Putin backed Lukashenko. Belarus is a independent country since 1991 just like Ukraine. Independent countries can choose their allies, it's the definition of being independent. The west is the one who didn't intervene since 1991. So Russia has been the snake since 1991 and it's time we let Ukrainians, Georgians and Belarussians choose instead of Russia.
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@hyhhy Nobody recognized both area's as Russian. Only Russia did. Russia vs the rest of the world. Stop watching Russian state television.
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@hyhhy That's why people are so happy being liberated by Ukraine. Of course they banned them. Have you seen Kremlim news? They banned them after they banned ours. If there even was any. Nothing a VPN can't solve. I'm very curious on what map before Russia's annexation that Crimea or the Donbas was ever Russian territory?
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