Comments by "Kasumi Rina" (@KasumiRINA) on "Possible History" channel.

First map has UKRAINE and rUSSIA in the same school! That's like putting Israel and Nazi Germany together... ruskies can only share school with North Korea and Iran. Final map in the end is WORSE because it has Poland, and Baltics basically forced into neo-USSR. And China with Japan together, really?
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@NotAnEvilMastermind 3 factions worked for 1984, not sure how that works outside of a dystopia where the world is split between them in perpetual war.
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Ah yes, the most powerful across half of Europe meeting together in a Gulag in far East Asia, which was kinda reality before 1991 and BOTH maps somehow manage to keep. Imagine trying to restore russian empire in 2023.
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They LITERALLY celebrate Christmas every single year in Hogwarts.
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Original putting russia and Ukraine into same school was bad enough, but your "solution" is restoring soviet union and ADDING Eastern Bloc to it... that's WAY worse.
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Still better than the "fixed" neocolonial map where they arbitrarily had Yalta 2 and gave half of Europe to be enslaved by moscow, and either China or Japan puts the other into concentration camps. The original with russia in Ukraine together is horribly offensive (BTW, boycott Atomic Heart, all profits from it will bomb my house) but westerners thinking they can improve someone drawing lines on a map with a ruler by doing the same again is too realistic to be funny.
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Patil twins literally get sorted in one of the earliest chapters but let's pretend that India isn't in Asia or something. Also there are others and yeah, her representation for UK average sucks, but claiming it's all-white with one token Asian girl and one black guy is just incorrect.
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Still better than the "solution" of forcing kids from Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania and Poland to get deported to Siberia (tho original united russia and Ukraine, which is even more offensive), and making Japanese kids to enjoy the sights of Xinjiang concentration camps... Or Chinese reliving Unit 731. Your pick on which of the two it would be.
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