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[gogis]

Man, you already proved that you have no idea how russians thinks and act. Just a test.
Tell me, what is going to happen when airbus full of your people happen to land?

lol, okay 'expert'

Hint: I take your posts as comedy

It's was a simple question. What you do?

[cerapa]

I don't wish to be rude or to insult anyone, but I really don't understand what gogis is saying.

I understand the words and everything, but I don't understand what he is trying to convey with them or what their relevance is.

[Mictlantecuhtli]

I'm just laughing, dude, you're a riot. Please keep posting. Show us what blind russian imperialism is.

[gogis]

I don't wish to be rude or to insult anyone, but I really don't understand what gogis is saying.

I understand the words and everything, but I don't understand what he is trying to convey with them or what their relevance is.

Devil advocate

It's not lame politicalforum I hope you all played CK or atleast EU, or wtf we do here?

[Urist McScoopbeard]

First of all, don't trivialize shit bro. A large section of a country ...

Stopped reading right there. Keep your numbers straight. Numbers dont lie.

Keep my numbers straight? Dude, look at the percentage of land that it occupied in the Ukraine. FURTHERMORE, look at its location in the Black Sea, that is a huge strategic advantage for Russia to now  control Crimea.

[Mictlantecuhtli]

Devil advocate

Playing the advocate without backing up what you say, while telling others they're wrong, is called trolling. Or you just don't know what you're saying, which is a very large possibility.

[gogis]

First of all, don't trivialize shit bro. A large section of a country ...

Stopped reading right there. Keep your numbers straight. Numbers dont lie.

Keep my numbers straight? Dude, look at the percentage of land that it occupied in the Ukraine. FURTHERMORE, look at its location in the Black Sea, that is a huge strategic advantage for Russia to now  control Crimea.

Exactly. But Crimea is big for Russia, for Ukraine in terms of GDP is like 3% iirc

[gogis]

Devil advocate

Playing the advocate without backing up what you say, while telling others they're wrong, is called trolling. Or you just don't know what you're saying, which is a very large possibility.

You still didnt answered on a very simple simple question which will undermine huge cultaral difference. Do me a favor, dig it and answer. And I will will answer back to you.

[Comrade P.]

First of all, don't trivialize shit bro. A large section of a country ...

Stopped reading right there. Keep your numbers straight. Numbers dont lie.

Keep my numbers straight? Dude, look at the percentage of land that it occupied in the Ukraine. FURTHERMORE, look at its location in the Black Sea, that is a huge strategic advantage for Russia to now  control Crimea.

Occupied? Wat? Did I slept when that happened or what?

[Urist McScoopbeard]

First of all, don't trivialize shit bro. A large section of a country ...

Stopped reading right there. Keep your numbers straight. Numbers dont lie.

Keep my numbers straight? Dude, look at the percentage of land that it occupied in the Ukraine. FURTHERMORE, look at its location in the Black Sea, that is a huge strategic advantage for Russia to now  control Crimea.

Exactly. But Crimea is big for Russia, for Ukraine in terms of GDP is like 3% iirc

Doesn't matter, it was a huge bargaining chip for Ukraine, they got to lease the Svestapol port at their terms. It's also big for everyone, you think that what happens in Crimea applies only to Ukraine and Russia? This is literally how it starts, next it's Kiev, then who knows how far Putin will go?

EDIT: @Comrade, I meant the percentage of landmass which it had in comparison to the rest of the country!

[Ukrainian Ranger]

http://vk.com/photo-67972801_324175755

Oh common. Do you want me to find similar photos from Sudetenland 1938?
What the hell you want to prove with it? That some Crimeans great Russian Soldiers as liberators. OK. I know that. That doesn't change the fact that they are invaders

PS. German Soldiers never hid their faces or denied that they are soldiers of the Reich

[gogis]

First of all, don't trivialize shit bro. A large section of a country ...

Stopped reading right there. Keep your numbers straight. Numbers dont lie.

Keep my numbers straight? Dude, look at the percentage of land that it occupied in the Ukraine. FURTHERMORE, look at its location in the Black Sea, that is a huge strategic advantage for Russia to now  control Crimea.

Exactly. But Crimea is big for Russia, for Ukraine in terms of GDP is like 3% iirc

Doesn't matter, it was a huge bargaining chip for Ukraine, they got to lease the Svestapol port at their terms. It's also big for everyone, you think that what happens in Crimea applies only to Ukraine and Russia? This is literally how it starts, next it's Kiev, then who knows how far Putin will go?

EDIT: @Comrade, I meant the percentage of landmass which it had in comparison to the rest of the country!

You should never judge size of landmass to it's real value. And no, Kiev is not next, we dont need it.

[gogis]

http://vk.com/photo-67972801_324175755

Oh common. Do you want me to find similar photos from Sudetenland 1938?
What the hell you want to prove with it? That some Crimeans great Russian Soldiers as liberators. OK. I know that. That doesn't change the fact that they are invaders

PS. German Soldiers never hid their faces or denied that they are soldiers of the Reich

I said you it's "propaganda". I see that in vkontakte, chuckle and move on. It's obviously propaganda crap. But you also keep posting links like that. Remember you posted links for Peter's child hospital? It's same shitty value. We all know that Peter have some of the oldest and unkempt buildings in whole russia. Whats the point? It's propaganda! No, most russia is not like Peter, I know that. I am citizen of 3 cities atleast.

[10ebbor10]

Anyway, you can't say that Crimea wasn't important to Ukraine. I mean, the naval base there pretty much saved Ukraine's economy on it's own, as it's lease was a key part of the agreement that netted Ukraine it's 30% gas discount, without which both government and economy will pretty much collapse.

[gogis]

Anyway, you can't say that Crimea wasn't important to Ukraine. I mean, the naval base there pretty much saved Ukraine's economy on it's own, as it's lease was a key part of the agreement that netted Ukraine it's 30% gas discount, without which both government and economy will pretty much collapse.

I agree