Quote (Palasan @ Nov 22 2022 02:37am)

lol imagine importing books from a terrorist state that is attacking your sovereignty, funding terrorist separatist entities and annexing your territory under false-pretenses based on referendums held under the barrel of a gun.
Seriously how retarded are you? 60%+ of Pre-war Ukraine spoke Russian and prior to becoming president, Zelensky spoke primarily Russian.

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Seriously how retarded are you? 60%+ of Pre-war Ukraine spoke Russian and prior to becoming president, Zelensky spoke primarily Russian

Quote (Palasan @ Nov 22 2022 02:42am)

Russian fascists burning Ukrainian books publicly and he wants Ukraine to import Russian books and make them part of Ukrainian school curriculum.

LMAO
https://s.observers.france24.com/media/display/1c015aca-db71-11ec-a570-005056a97e36/livres%20brules%201.png

Quote (ownyaah @ Nov 21 2022 07:40pm)

Oh how surprising, is it possible some of them are also ethnic Russian? And some of them want to join Russia? Is it possible Donbass is actually pro-russian? As for suppressing Russian language, no need more than "children's books including coloring books".

"terrorist state" "sauron" "mordor" "orcs" LOL

Quote (Palasan @ Nov 22 2022 02:45am)

You are obviously out of touch with reality little bud. Look at Kherson where Russian fascist state held a referendum 243% of Khersonians voted to join Russia.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peVTNYXK3AY

Quote (ownyaah @ Nov 21 2022 07:45pm)

A city of 300k, video shows 1000-2000 people maximum. LOL

Also didn't russians kill and rape everyone? These were all hiding in Anne-franks kherson attic?

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More than 180 prisoners were tightly packed into 20 cells on the second floor of prison. On the cell walls, the Russian soldiers had scrawled in graffiti: 'Zelensky, we are coming'.

From there, the Russian soldiers would lead them down to the first floor where they would endure hours of torture. The prisoners would be electrocuted, waterbombed and maimed with knives.

Among them is Valerii, a local businessman who was tortured by Russian soldiers inside the prison in Kherson. He remembers the screams of his fellow inmates.

Valerii, his voice cracking with emotion, told Sky News: 'They were tortured severely. They were electrocuted. They were suffocating people in water. They cut people.

'They were doing things that I can't imagine how any human being could do. We were praying that Ukraine would return Kherson as soon as possible.'

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Criticism of Ukraine's language law justified: rights body
Ukraine’s neighbors have a right to criticize a new Ukrainian law banning schools from teaching in minority languages beyond primary school level, a leading European rights watchdog said on Friday.

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In April 2019, the Ukrainian parliament voted a new law, the law "On supporting the functioning of the Ukrainian language as the State language". The law made the use of Ukrainian compulsory (totally or within quotas) in more than 30 spheres of public life, including public administration, electoral process, education, science, culture, media, economic and social life, health and care institutions, and activities of political parties. The law did not regulate private communication. Some exemptions were provided for the official languages of the European Union and for minority languages, with the exclusion of Russian, Belarusian and Yiddish. The Venice Commission and Human Rights Watch expressed concern about the 2019 law's failure to protect the language rights of Ukrainian minorities.