GoranZ wrote:1. Who are you to tell others how to organize their country?
DoomYoshi wrote:1. Who would I need to be?
Don't act stupid... You are not Russian, so you should not tell them how they should organize their country. Its up to them, not up to you. Basic UN privilege.
GoranZ wrote:1. Does anyone else is telling you how Canada or US to be organized?
DoomYoshi wrote:1. Yes, all the time. I read policy briefs. That's what I do. There are tons of suggestions about how Canada or the US should be organized.
Do I tell you how Canada should be organized, or what it should do?
GoranZ wrote:1. Is it Democratic behavior you to tell others what they should or think?
DoomYoshi wrote:1. Democracy requires Freedom of Speech. If I (or a citizen of a country) am not allowed to say what I think then democracy can not flourish.
Are you citizen of Russia? Russia will allow you to speak as much as Canada is allowing Russians to speak about Canadian issues
DoomYoshi wrote:Here's another question for you. If a girl is forced into sex slavery by the age of 6 - and that's all she knows - and she is rescued into a shelter at 16 - and she wants to reward her rescuers by making a porno - is it a democratic choice for her to do this? Is this right? What we have now is the same situation.
This is not related to current situation in any way, you are wasting your time
DoomYoshi wrote:There hasn't really been a strong non-dictatorship in Russia since the 20s.
Current Russia government is one of the most democratic governments since the creation of Russian state over 1 millennia ago
DoomYoshi wrote:Nobody there even knows what freedom is, tangibly.
Are you trying to say that the Russians are stupid?
Let me update you Fascist brain... Every living creature in the world knows what freedom is, even those born in slavery
DoomYoshi wrote:In Czech they had a stable democracy for a while, and democracy has really rooted there as there were still many alive who remembered the time before the USSR invasion.
As far as I know USSR had parts that now are Canada's ally's... Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Georgia, Occupied Ukraine...
DoomYoshi wrote:It would be unChristian of somebody to abandon those in the world who choose evil. It is our responsibility to show the light. This has nothing to do with democracy. This is a question of charity. What I am saying may not be "democratic" but is charitable and if you donate to me, I will give you a tax receipt.
Go in Saudi Arabia(Canada's ally in the middle east) say the previous and try to live threw the next 5 minutes... I'm strongly convinced that you will become dog food the same day
mrswdk wrote:I guess this would also be a good point to send a LOLWUT GoranZ's way in response to his assertion that only the US killed civilians during its incursions into other people's countries
But you are talking about USSR(ruled by another political system), not for Russia alone. Regardless if you agree with me or not for the previous, you must agree that lately Russia is trying to avoid civilian casualties much more then US.