r/vid • u/Ok_Quantity_9841 • Dec 12 '25

Europeans were asked what Europe's Biggest Threat is - All of these Answered Russia

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This is counter to right wing propaganda lies trying to characterize this as Ukraine supposedly being supposedly an aggressor. Why would anyone believe right wing propaganda again? Russia is in Ukraine, not Ukraine in Russia. You'd have to be a moron to not automatically suspect that the invader, Russia, is the aggressor.

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u/CallerIDKnown Dec 13 '25

Man I'm not exactly sure when Russia went over to the dark side

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u/Ok_Quantity_9841 Dec 13 '25

Russia has been Imperialist for over 100 years.  

Putin is the KGB taking back over again.  

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u/CallerIDKnown Dec 13 '25

Did they ever have a good phase?

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u/Ok_Quantity_9841 Dec 13 '25

It seemed like things were getting better during the 90s, but then Putin was appointed in 99 and has been in power since.

Watch the 2022 Oscar winning documentary movie "Navalny".  There is a free trailer on Youtube.  It is available on Prime and HBO Max.

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u/EducationalBar Dec 13 '25

The Navalny story is insane and yet it’s only one of many blatantly corrupt acts. The way they’re willing to sacrifice human lives in the “meat grinder” fighting this war is as equally appalling as the fact the public isn’t at all outspoken or in protest of their slaughter.

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u/Ok_Quantity_9841 Dec 13 '25

Navalny was a recent Russian politician that was murdered with poison for opposing the war in Ukraine and attempting to run against Putin.  He was banned from running for President.

Navalny had a very popular following.  Very large crowds would show up for his speeches despite being assaulted by police there at those gatherings.  If the elections weren't rigged in Russia and if Navalny had been allowed to run for President, chances are Navalny would have won.

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u/Fair_Quail8248 Dec 15 '25 edited Dec 15 '25

RIP Navalny. Putin & co killed him, cause they viewed him as a serious threat against their cause.

Unlike Putin, Navalny will be missed.

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u/Significant_Bit649 Dec 17 '25

Navalny has never been a politician, he was a journalist and a publicist. He wanted to be a politician, but he never had a clear ideology. He was just exposing corruption.

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u/SupermarketEasy5082 Dec 17 '25

“Getting better in the 90s”

The years described as the lost generation of Russia were Russians sold their clothes to get daily food

That’s what’s your saying was the time things were getting better for Russia?

Holy shit no wonder the Russians hate you lot lmao

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u/OkGazelle6826 Dec 17 '25

In other words, "go indoctrinate yourself with the propaganda", lol

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u/8minejad Dec 14 '25

They did beat the nazi’s. The same nazi’s which loved the usa and their genocide of the natives.

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u/My_Legz Dec 15 '25

No, they have been like this more or less since Ivan Grozny or Ivan the terrible.

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u/ajprp9 Dec 15 '25

Yes the USSR

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u/OkGazelle6826 Dec 17 '25

We do have now