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I mean you gotta have a passport for the place you live, no?
They're defacto annexed
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I mean you gotta have a passport for the place you live, no?
They're defacto annexed
they are not officially considered russian yet
Or Belarussians are unbothered, at the end of the day, they're under Moscow
Though i say Lukashenko is perfect for Belarus, he's loyal and wise enough that Belarus can still go it's own way and Moscow democrats don't have a single worry about that
depends on who you ask
When it's the people running their local governments and managing their legal systems that's about as objective of an authroity on the matter that there is
For that same reason there are many "soverign" places on this earth that are really just fictional flag plastered over a special economic zone of the actual state
they were also smart to remain friendly with russia
Either way it makes me leak over the fact they have barely no culture on it's own and just constantly eat potatoes while meatriding russia 24/7 and get to be their own country but we don't.
Consider where Ukraine is today, they're better off
It's unlikely they would've ever been allowed to enter the EU before the whole charade of post-soviet piece would've come crashing back down
The real question is, is their culture even really anything more than that?
Sometimes people value a difference in culture over the culture itself, can't they comfort themselves in knowing they have a close brotherly peoples as their neighbor that would consider the other's tragedy their own tragedy?
as far as I know many people are not inclinged to become russian residents, they feel overwhelmed by everything that happened to them and their country
I don't disagree, there are some people who don't even mind but many are literally broken by it and can't go back to a "real home" anymore
wait where are you from
I beleive all those who truly were inclined to not be part of it have already left once the evacuation orders came, especially those in donbas who have been facing that possibility for a decade by now
Quick answer: no
Belarus only exists just to show off how Russia would look like without all of the power it currently has. A weird mix of Lithuania and Poland which GPD per capita holds on potatoes.
Probably some oblast by the sounds of it
If he's from the caucasus there's a reason those places don't get to be their own countries, it's too risky for now
They sell lots of tractors and wood products for export
IIRC if you bought IKEA in Europe pre 2022, it's probably from Belarus
Ig you are right, it's still good to be under the shoe of a big country but with all of the sanctions and wage rape i just can't handle with dealing all of these unnecessary problems because of some slavshit slapfight i am not involved with.
This'll sound giga pretentious, but i'd blame the monopolar global market for even allowing such a situation happen in the firstplace
Multipolarity isn't even a matter of bogus about soverignty or "USA EVIL", it's basic market stability
If one option fails you for whatever reason, it's best to have a second option or a backup freely available or best of all a wealth of competeing choices in competition
This agressive and unchecked monopoliseation is teh root cause of enshittification, providing a superior product to sell more is no longer the more profitable option
And if something is not a more profitable option, you're loosing the race with it
And if you're loosing the race it may aswell already be over
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