Thread: Языковая обстановка в Латвии и др.

Originally Posted by mergike

Hanna said:
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.


First of all, who said that Russians are treated poorly in Lithuania? Have you any proof so that you could make such a statement?????? Anyway, how fast everything changes. Now not only Latvia but ALL BALTIC COUNTRIES became the ones that discriminate Russians? ‘‘Really, poor the Russians who have ever crossed the border of these countries.‘‘

Everything in history is linked. Every cause has it‘s effect . By the way, no one is discriminating them.

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


Who said that I dislike Russian people or it‘s language? Did I say so???? The fact that I really do not adore Russia or don‘t feel any special passion for this language doesn‘t mean that I can't stand it. And I came here to improve my Russian language skills but not to make compliments about Russia. Is it forbiden to do that?

This forum is for people who like Russian language, culture and people.

So, if I don‘t adore this language and don‘t say that it‘s just great that Russia occupied my country and killed it‘s people, because I don‘t don‘t say how ''amazingly'' they behaved then I‘m not allowed to enter this forum? You know, I live in a democratic Republic and I have the right to express my oppinion, doesn‘t matter if Russians or someone else like it or not. By the way, what I said is truth and if you don‘t like it and think that this way I‘m already discriminating Russians then it‘s just your problems.
Furthermore, if you say that this forum is just for people who like Russian language, culture and people, then maybe you should also write a message to administrators or whoever take care of this site apearance so that he/she maybe should write at the top of Home page this sentence: ‘‘Persons who are from Baltic countries or whatever part of the world and do not adore, worship or idolize Russia, it‘s people or language SHOULD NOT ENTER THIS FORUM! IT IS FORBIDDEN TO YOU!‘‘
Then everyone would see how works Russian democrasy even there Don‘t you think so?

LOL

I'm not sure what she's gonna respond to that with, but anyway, I think it will be worth to see.

That's right mergike - покажи ем кузкину мать

Originally Posted by nulle

That's right mergike - покажи ем кузкину мать

Yeah, but don't forget to take off your boots first.

What does it mean ''кузкину мать''? You know, there is not so much Russians in Lithuania when compared to other ex SSRS countries so I actually don't know what is exact meaning of this expression...

Originally Posted by mergike

What does it mean ''кузкину мать''? You know, there is not so much Russians in Lithuania when compared to other ex SSRS countries so I actually don't know what is exact meaning of this expression...

Well, the whole expression basically means "we'll show you who's who". It became famous after Soviet leader Khrushchev while having an official conversation with Americans took off his boot, hit the table with it and shouted, "мы вам покажем кузькину мать!"