The name "Russia" is not politically correct

[rupol2000]

The US is sometimes referred to as "America", but this is not the same as calling the RF "Russia", because "American" does not mean a specific nationality. Despite the strengthening of the feds, the Russian Federation is still a federation, moreover, it is a multinational federation, so it should be called the Russian Federation.

If you call it "Russia", you are playing along with those forces that want totalitarianism in the Russian Federation itself.

 

[Darkwind]

The US is sometimes referred to as "America", but this is not the same as calling the RF "Russia", because "American" does not mean a specific nationality. Despite the strengthening of the feds, the Russian Federation is still a federation, moreover, it is a multinational federation, so it should be called the Russian Federation.

If you call it "Russia", you are playing along with those forces that want totalitarianism in the Russian Federation itself.

The United States of America is often called, "America". It is not wrong to call it America, even though America is the accumulation of a number of countries.

The same thing applies to Russia. I have been calling Russia just that since the 1970s. Russian Federation or Russia, it is not a conspiracy to use either.

Hell, I used to refer to Russia as the Soviets, not the Soviet Union of Socialist Republics.

Lets not get too deep into the grass, eh?

 

[rupol2000]

The United States of America is often called, "America". It is not wrong to call it America, even though America is the accumulation of a number of countries.

The same thing applies to Russia. I have been calling Russia just that since the 1970s. Russian Federation or Russia, it is not a conspiracy to use either.

Hell, I used to refer to Russia as the Soviets, not the Soviet Union of Socialist Republics.

Lets not get too deep into the grass, eh?

If you do not understand the difference, then you are stupid. It's the same as calling the US "British colonies". BC sound good?

 

[Darkwind]

If you do not understand the difference, then you are stupid. It's the same as calling the US "British colonies"

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I now sense a pattern with you.

 

[rupol2000]

The Russians themselves in the 90s were called "Russians" by the feds, not "Russkie". Russkie are the stamp of totalitarians, and they are now taking over.
The word "Russkiy" means nationality, not nation

 

[rupol2000]

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I now sense a pattern with you.

I don't care about your "feelings" but I want you to call the Russian Federation as it is called by the constitution: the Russian Federation. In nature, there is no such name as "Russia".

 

[rupol2000]

The Russian Federation is a union of regions and nationalities, united around the historical leadership of Moscow. "Russia" is a kind of historical formation that has developed in the Baltic region, and roughly corresponds to the historical term "Lithuania".
These are different terms.

 

[Ringel05]

I don't care about your "feelings" but I want you to call the Russian Federation as it is called by the constitution: the Russian Federation. In nature, there is no such name as "Russia".

No one here cares about what you want or your claims except for their comedic value.

 

[Ringel05]

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I now sense a pattern with you.

It's either the village idiot or a troll.

 

[Darkwind]

It's either the village idiot or a troll.

Likely. My money is on him/her just being a closed mind.

 

[rupol2000]

No one here cares about what you want or your claims except for their comedic value.

Don't speak for everyone. Personally, I would not like the US to be called a British colony, as this would be a distortion of reality and a humiliation of the American. In the same way, the Russian people should not bear the humiliating names of belonging to the German people Rus. This also applies to Germany and France by the way. They bear derogatory names, a legacy of German slavery.

 

[Ringel05]

Don't speak for everyone. Personally, I would not like the US to be called a British colony, as this would be a distortion of reality and a humiliation of the American. In the same way, the Russian people should not bear the humiliating names of belonging to the German people Rus. This also applies to Germany and France by the way. They bear derogatory names, a legacy of German slavery.

We're no longer a British colony we're a bunch of ungrateful colonials..........

 

[rupol2000]

Approximately 95% of the territory of the Russian Federation was not included in the concept of "Russkie", did not call for Russia, and have nothing to do with it.

The Russian Empire was also a de facto Union, after the reforms of Alexander 2, there were local self-government bodies - zemstvos.

The concept of "Russia" in the historical sense does not refer to the Russian Federation at all, it was the Golden Horde.

This name manipulation is just dirty politics.

Even within the USSR there was no "Russia", it was the Russian Republic.

 

[rupol2000]

We're no longer a British colony we're a bunch of ungrateful colonials..........

First, the US was not a British colony. The British only colonized the East Coast.

Secondly, the Russian Federation has also not been a possession of Rus for a long time, and starting from Moscow to the southeast, it has never been part of these possessions.

 

[Cellblock2429]

The US is sometimes referred to as "America", but this is not the same as calling the RF "Russia", because "American" does not mean a specific nationality. Despite the strengthening of the feds, the Russian Federation is still a federation, moreover, it is a multinational federation, so it should be called the Russian Federation.

If you call it "Russia", you are playing along with those forces that want totalitarianism in the Russian Federation itself.

/———/ This is on the top of the list that no one gives a flying rat’s ass about.

 

[Ringel05]

Approximately 95% of the territory of the Russian Federation was not included in the concept of "Russkie", did not call for Russia, and have nothing to do with it.

The Russian Empire was also a de facto Union, after the reforms of Alexander 2, there were local self-government bodies - zemstvos.

The concept of "Russia" in the historical sense does not refer to the Russian Federation at all, it was the Golden Horde.

This name manipulation is just dirty politics.

Even within the USSR there was no "Russia", it was the Russian Republic.

I think you need to change your tampon.........

 

[rupol2000]

These clowns are just play fools. Living in a federation like the United States, it is impossible not to understand the difference between the Union and the Unitary State, for this one must be a complete degenerate.

 

[rupol2000]

I think you need to change your tampon.........

Think about your own ass. This time, the leftist bastard has gone too far, endangering the very existence of America. It is possible that now not only the left tops, but also their accomplices from below will have to lather their asses. A pro-British slut like you has a lot to worry about.

 

[Ringel05]

Think about your own ass. This time, the leftist bastard has gone too far, endangering the very existence of America. It is possible that now not only the left tops, but also their accomplices from below will have to lather their asses. A pro-British slut like you has a lot to worry about.

I'm predominantly Norwegian, Flemish and Native American......... Oops......

 

[rupol2000]

The Constitution of the Russian Federation

Read the name of the country for which the constitution of that country is written on the title page of the constitution itself.