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Should Russia be kicked out of Europe?


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As you know, Europe and Asia are not literally physically separated like the other continents but Europe is a cultural term invented in the 700s when Christians were fighting Muslims. 

 

Now that Europeans are fighting Russia instead and Putin is telling Russians to look East, should Russia be removed from the continent?

Posted

No, most of russian people still leave in europe.

And second what kind of ****** up question is this, it's grography not an organization

Posted

Putin should be removed not Russia

Posted
3 minutes ago, Revolution said:

As you know, Europe and Asia are not literally physically separated like the other continents but Europe is a cultural term invented in the 700s when Christians were fighting Muslims. 

they‘re separated by the urals which made it hard to cross over from one land mass to the other.

also Christians and Muslims didn‘t exist when the terms asia and europe were used to divide the land masses meeting at the mediterranean.

Posted

Yes, ship them back

Posted (edited)

What are we supposed to do? Invent an ocean to separate Europe and Asia? 

 

And I mean ok, If we invented this new ocean, wouldn't that mean we would push everybody else more east? New Zealand would just fall over and disappear, no? Kinda like Lorde with Melodramatica, bless her heart :rip:

 

 

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Posted

yes dump russia in north america 

Posted

Russia already doesn’t consider themselves apart of Europe. There’s Europe, and then there’s Russia - and I don’t mean this as shade, this is literally how people there see the world.

Posted
13 minutes ago, ontherocks said:

What are we supposed to do? Invent an ocean to separate Europe and Asia? 

Came here to ask that..how and who would even have the ability to kick a country out of a continent? :deadbanana4:

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1 minute ago, tiagol88 said:

Came here to ask that..how and who would even have the ability to kick a country out of a continent? :deadbanana4:

I have tried to be a taD more scientific about it in the rest of my post. 

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9 minutes ago, Saddy said:

Putin should be removed not Russia

Putin is a feather compared to the oligarchs, they are the ones who hold the heavy weight on the Russian political landscape. Thats also why I think that sanctions should only be thrown at them, not the people, since Putin doesn't care much about public opinion. Kicking Russia out would harm the people, the European Union and European values (embedded in those countries surrounding the EU too) are made for the people first. Thats what Putin wants, to keep Europe on the line, so it can benefit the oligarchs enough to keep their business going, but not the people's freedoms. 

Posted (edited)
3 minutes ago, Severus Snape said:

Putin is a feather compared to the oligarchs, they are the ones who hold the heavy weight on the Russian political landscape. Thats also why I think that sanctions should only be thrown at them, not the people, since Putin doesn't care much about public opinion. Kicking Russia out would harm the people, the European Union and European values (embedded in those countries surrounding the EU too) are made for the people first. Thats what Putin wants, to keep Europe on the line, so it can benefit the oligarchs enough to keep their business going, but not the people's freedoms. 

Oligarchs aren't that powerful politically anymore in Russia. Most of them became ones by the goodwill of Putin. He has them in the palm of his hand.

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5 minutes ago, ZIVERT said:

Russia already doesn’t consider themselves apart of Europe. There’s Europe, and then there’s Russia - and I don’t mean this as shade, this is literally how people there see the world.

only after the second world war, thats propaganda that they want you to believe. In reality Russia is as connected to Europe as any other eastern state, if not more. Geographically it also holds most of its population in European peninsular soil. I think you are confusing politics with everything else that goes on in the real world. 

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2 minutes ago, ontherocks said:

Oligarchs aren't that powerful anymore in Russia. Most of them became ones by the goodwill of Putin. He has them in the Palm of his hand.

I wouldn't think so, but so far we haven't seen any divergence of interests between Putin and the Oligarchs so its hard to tell I guess. but the oligarchs represent the corporate Russia in a way, and in a globalised world thats how power works. 

Posted (edited)
1 minute ago, Severus Snape said:

I wouldn't think so, but so far we haven't seen any divergence of interests between Putin and the Oligarchs so its hard to tell I guess. but the oligarchs represent the corporate Russia in a way, and in a globalised world thats how power works. 

Abramovich says hi and the plethora of them who left the country towards UAE.

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Just now, Severus Snape said:

only after the second world war, thats propaganda that they want you to believe. In reality Russia is as connected to Europe as any other eastern state, if not more. Geographically it also holds most of its population in European peninsular soil. I think you are confusing politics with everything else that goes on in the real world. 

I have (unfortunately) lived in Russia, and this is what every Russian person always says. It’s apart of their victim mentality national identity, that Europe turns their back on Russia, but Russia is strong and doesn’t need Europe. And you can see it even if you visit Russia, St. Petersburg is their only “European”’ city, but even that’s a stretch. The mentality is not European, and neither are the vibes or aesthetic of their cities.
 

But the way you always simp for Russia and try to victimize them is so :skull: 

Posted

Combine Russia and China, problem solved 

Posted
4 minutes ago, ontherocks said:

Abramovich says hi and the plethora of them who left the country towards UAE.

but thats thanks to the sanctions that are taking place right now, so somehow it shows that its working, Putin seems very investable right now. It proves that the synergy between the two is real 

Posted

Geography doesn't work like that sis

Posted
Just now, Severus Snape said:

but thats thanks to the sanctions that are taking place right now, so somehow it shows that its working, Putin seems very investable right now. It proves that the synergy between the two is real 

But they can't do him any harm. Abramovich was very careful, still clear and they poisened him. To give him a little reminder, just in case he forgot with who he's dealing with. The Russian government has no issues to kill dozens of oligarchs, If that's what they have to do. 

Posted
1 minute ago, infrared said:

Combine Russia and China, problem solved 

If you want the world to end by 2030 then yes, 

 

2 minutes ago, ZIVERT said:

I have (unfortunately) lived in Russia, and this is what every Russian person always says. It’s apart of their victim mentality national identity, that Europe turns their back on Russia, but Russia is strong and doesn’t need Europe. And you can see it even if you visit Russia, St. Petersburg is their only “European”’ city, but even that’s a stretch. The mentality is not European, and neither are the vibes or aesthetic of their cities.
 

But the way you always simp for Russia and try to victimize them is so :skull: 

I'm not simping or victimising Russia, but if as an Ukrainian (I think you are?) you can see how beneficial opening towards the EU can be, then you should be able to want it too for Russia. Politically it is held back, but its geopolitical predisposition makes it more European than asian. Only the central asian and eastern territories of Russia could be seen as completely not European, but then again I feel like when most of us speak about Russia we are talking about the 90% of its located in the Moscow vicinity. 

Posted

They should be kicked out of the entire world

Posted

They kicked themselves from "declining ungodly Gayrope that is being Islamified" a long time ago, so it's little too late for that.

Posted

not possible, this is just geography and most of the people, political power and culture of russia comes from europan( russian for exmple is from the slavic family)

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10 minutes ago, Severus Snape said:

If you want the world to end by 2030 then yes, 

 

I'm not simping or victimising Russia, but if as an Ukrainian (I think you are?) you can see how beneficial opening towards the EU can be, then you should be able to want it too for Russia. Politically it is held back, but its geopolitical predisposition makes it more European than asian. Only the central asian and eastern territories of Russia could be seen as completely not European, but then again I feel like when most of us speak about Russia we are talking about the 90% of its located in the Moscow vicinity. 

You have been called out for spreading Russian propaganda on ATRL before, and here it’s no different. Geographically, Moscow and St. Petersburg are in Europe, but culturally Russians don’t identify as European. This geographical argument is a straw man. Saudi Arabia and China are both in Asia, but you can’t say that both have Asian culture. Or the same for Morocco and Liberia, both are African countries but don’t share “African culture.” Different mentalities, different cultures, different ways of seeing the world. Ask a Russian personally if they see themselves as European or as Russian, and see what they say.

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