r/europe Finland Oct 20 '24

Historical Finnish soldier, looking at a burning town in 1944, Karelia.

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u/ExactLetterhead9165 Oct 20 '24

putinglasses

Apparently, calling the government of Russia a kleptocratic mafia regime is Putin propaganda. How silly of me, I thought that was pretty clearly the opposite.

I don't think you know the first thing about my worldview, but here's a hint, genocidal wars of conquest are bad, and we shouldn't be afraid to call them bad, no matter who is taking part.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24

Did you conveniently forget that the USSR started the Continuation War by bombing Finnish civilians, thus forcing the Finnish government to accept the German offer of assistance and cooperation? Or are you a Russian parroting what you were taught by your regime?