@Mergike
Well I am trying to be understanding about why the Baltics are choosing to discriminate against Russian speakers, even though it is against EU policy, modern policy in Europe and just common decency etc.

But you are just wanting to be a victim about the USSR times and talk about how terrible this was, and why this gives you special dispensation to treat Russian speakers in your country poorly.

Do you want me to say: Yes, the Soviet Union treated your country badly, so it's ok for you to mistreat all Russian speakers?

How does the behaviour of the USSR and the decisions of Stalin in the 1940s give the modern Baltic states a moral right to discriminate against Russian speakers today? The two events are not linked, and one does not justify the other.

An old lady who moved to Estonia to work in a factory in her teens is hardly responsible for anyones grandparents being deported in the 1940s. Or a child born to Russian parents in Latvia today.

All countries have historical grievances. Maybe the Jews have a moral right to go to Germany and kill 6 million Germans?
I mean - move on! Two wrongs do not make a right.

If you dislike Russians and the Russian language so much, then why are you at this forum?

If you just want to complain (probably rightly, but that's besides the point) about mistreatment of your countries during the USSR years, or how terrible the Russians are... then there are plenty of places for that which are better than this forum. This forum is for people who like Russian language, culture and people.