Comments by "Gabor Rajnai" (@gaborrajnai6213) on "PowerfulJRE" channel.

Maybe they could examine, why Russia didn't attack them for the same land for 30 years.
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The funny thing is Checkoslovakia was so successful, fine crafted country, that it doesn't even exists today, because there is Czech Republic and Slovakia. So Daladier was actually right when it said it shouldn't exist, just the partitioning wasn't the best choice.
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@mykolahlushakov1276 Which invasion of Crimea? The 1992 invasion conducted by Ukraine, or the 2014 invasion conducted by Russia? Your country did scream to be a federal state, and you wanted a national state, thatswhy you have problems. You can't just say to a bunch of russian ethnics to shut up and do whatever Kiev is ordering you, even if the Kiev governement is completely illegitimate, because it is elected by an angry mob, who doesn't even represent the majority in Kiev, let alone Ukraine.
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@Ben-ek1fz You should really listen the Nuland tape, then you will understand, that the US has high stakes in Ukraine, and fiddled very deeply with its internal politics.
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@gofastandwynn Because of? They held a referendum in 1991. So that means that because Kiev and Lvov voted to be Ukraine Crimea also must be Ukraine?
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@inopes3628 Yep thatswhy the czechs and the germans are protesting this barinwashed warmongering what their governements do. If you would look on the map, then you would realize, that Putin and Ukrainians are fighting this war as far from you East as Paris in the west.
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Shall you explain to me, that what was the problem with the Ukrainian democracy, when they had actually 2 anti russian presidents elected, both wer Tyimoshenko, and ousted by elections before the glorious revolution backed by US money, and looked kindof the same as the storming of the Senate last year?
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You mean the killer, who made no interventions for 30 years? I guess Russian intentions are crystal clear about Ukraine, They want Crimea, with the naval base, a land corridor and freshwater reserves to it, so either Ukrainians give access to it, as they did for 30 years, or they will take it. western intentions are more shady.
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If you don't like someone, then you have a general election in a democracy. Breaking into your parliament and make it burn is not freedom of thought, it is an armed coup.
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Guess you Ukrainians don't really consider wht the Crimeans and people of Donetsk want do you?
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@khrystynachorniuk4879 Your sense to be one country actually doesn't overwrite UN charters, what clearly describes, that any minority has the right to secede and join another country regardless of it's opressor's national sovereignity claims.
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@SaintNyx Maybe some so called ukraininans want to be russian? I know its a crazy thinking, but what if there is a genuine wish for the people, who fought for 8 years against the ukrainian military successfully.
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@Noah Maddox As far as I remember back in the day when you did invade Iraq and Afghanistan it was such a popular move, that Bush got reelected, and he wasn't ousted because of the invasion but because of a financial crisis. Maybe you feel ashamed 20 years later, and maybe the Russians will feel sorry 20 years from now, but when it did count you were on the side of the hawks.
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