Comments by "LancesArmorStriking" (@LancesArmorStriking) on "Lex Clips" channel.

  1. ​ @alexanderfabian8414  Japan wouldn't have invaded. They were afraid of the Soviets and what they had shown themselves capable of doing to the Japanese forces. Hence the treaty at Khalkin Gol.
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  2. ​ @ryanhodgson6229  Current status, not WWII. Stop living in the past. Britannia is over
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  3. ​ @2hotflavored666  Not necessarily. Chinese have the advantage of thousands of years of collective habits, self-conception, and civic life that can exist in pretty much any context. Even halfway across the world, a Chinese will stir-fry something. Start a business, and focus on education. If an American goes to India, how's he recreating PB&J or Mac & cheese? Or any fast food? Or a single-family home, without money? It all relies on being in America to achieve. If the US can't expand itself there directly, an American can't stay distinct for long. Think of how much work and logistics goes into recreating US life at Rammstein Base. Chinese do it with no money and without even trying. You can't beat 3,000 years of time.
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  4. I believe what he is referring to is the the 2019 set of laws, in particular: all workers in public sectors must first attempt to speak to clients or customers in Ukrainian. If the client then asks to switch to Russian, both parties can continue. The second one: a 2012 law stated that any municipalities with more than 10% registered native Russian speakers, will have the option of government services (notaries, courts, and most importantly schools). In 2018 this law was repealed, making Ukrainian the only language allowed in use for government services. Some have also complained about the ban on books printed in Russia, but this was after February 22, so more understandable. Lastly, a ban on Russian music unless the artist has publicly condemned the invasion. And the Security Services decide who is on the list. I don't know how easily enforced this is, but that's generally what pro-Russian people mean when they say *the Russian language is banned! "
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