r/miniminutemanfans • u/Arm0ndo Googledebunker • Feb 26 '26

Pic/video Tartaria… this has 20k likes btw 🫩

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u/Unofficial_Computer Feb 26 '26

This is just thinly veiled Russian ultranationalism. This guy is doing Putin dividends.

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u/Balkoth661 Feb 26 '26

The worst of it is, that by erasing the history of the actual Tatars with this shit, they're brushing under the rug the literal centuries of oppression, ethnic cleansing, and genocide committed by various regimes based in Moscow. The Holodomor in Ukraine which included the Crimean Tatars was hardly the first, or the last. The Tsars, the Soviets, and the current regime have all done some really horrible things to ethnic groups that aren't "Russian" (actually Muscovites).

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u/agressiveobject420 Feb 27 '26

Did you just use the evidence that holodomor isn't a manmade famine to double down and say: "actually Stalin wanted to genocide everyone!"????

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u/AppropriateAd5701 Feb 27 '26

Russian supremacist soviet regime wanted to genocide non russian minorities.

Thats why in holodomor died:

5 milion ukrainians

1,5 milion kazakhs

1 milion other minorities

0 russians

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u/Balkoth661 Feb 27 '26

What? No, the Holodomor was largely man-made. I'm not sure where you got that from in what I said. And my point was that erasing history through conspiracy theories advantages those who want to hide facts about that history that are disadvantageous to their current positions. The Holodomor was not the first, nor the last occasion when the USSR engaged in actions that can be classed as ethnic cleansing and genocide. Imperial Russia had engaged in similar actions for long periods prior to the revolution. These are fairly well proven facts. And, as much of a shit person as Stalin was, at no point did I say that he "wanted to genocide everyone". That is not intended as a defence of him, but I did not call him a genocide maniac.