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Re: .su

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Post by 9dl » Sat, Sep 21, 2019, 2:36 AM UTC

shitgoose wrote: post #232

vasili111 wrote: post #178

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I am from Georgia, not Ukraine. First of all they are Nationalists, not Nazists. I am not supporting nationalist too but anyway that is very different terms even if they can sound similarly. Second I am pretty sure you can find hundreds of real nazist in any country. But even if we suppose that people on video are nazist making inference about country based on minority is very big mistake.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azov_Battalion their commander Biletskij is MP in Ukrainian parlament. they are still a legitimate force in Ukraine. wolfsangel on their flag - google it who doesn't know. nationalists, my ass. you cannot find that in "any" country.

>wolfsangel on their flag

nope

It is just abbreviation

And u can find people which like nazis in any country.

Btw when u find them in ur country check who in ruSSian federation curate them

Re: .su

#242

Post by nobodyshere » Mon, Sep 23, 2019, 1:08 PM UTC

vasili111 wrote: post #240

nobodyshere wrote: post #236

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Its reasons for today's existence can easily change. Luckily your hate won't win this battle.

USSR collapsed. I already won.

Nope. They've won as long as you still hate and remember them.

Re: .su

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Post by Apofis » Wed, Sep 25, 2019, 4:05 PM UTC

skissane wrote: post #44

wildylion wrote: post #16

For me .su is a kind of historical curiousity. Not sure if I like it or not, or if it should be phased out, but there are a bunch of Soviet Union related sites in there too and sometimes these are pretty amusing (how about a site of the CPSU?) Also there's sudo.su :) Source: am Russian.

> (how about a site of the CPSU?) You are talking about http://kpss.su ?

Предатели!

Re: .su

#244

Post by endtime » Fri, Sep 27, 2019, 12:15 AM UTC

vasili111 wrote: post #174

endtime wrote: post #147

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I agree with you about the horrors of the Soviet Union, but if you want people to know what happened, why remove a bunch of highly accessible primary sources?

>why remove a bunch of highly accessible primary sources I agree with you that we should not remove "a bunch of highly accessible primary sources" .su is not that kind of source. .su "was assigned as the country code top-level domain" and that country does not exists. It is not like picture, book or building. Why should we use it now?

In what sense is it not like a picture?