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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;IvaPan, post: 5239250, member: 78949&quot;]Any, it is true what you said but it is not the whole picture. They are not only misinformed but they have a distinct imperial way of thinking, it has been ingrained in their minds. It is evident even in dissidents like Brodsky and Solzhenitsin, and even in Navalny. It is evident also in my friends, they have shown it in many ways by small and mundane things, all of them telling me that I am inferior to them because I belong to an inferior nation. They are generally good people, clever and educated, so before the war I was just smiling and did not pay attention to it. Megalomania...But now I realize that it is extremely dangerous and a grave mistake not to pay attention to these small things as they are signs of much bigger things - which are now being manifested in Ukraine.</p><p>I am very fond of Russian culture and can say I know a lot about it, but their imperialism is getting unbearable for me under these circumstances.</p><p><br /></p><p>Also many of my Greek friends have this megalomania because of ancient Greece but they are harmless. I can get along with the megalomania of any person as long as it is manifested only in words. But Russian imperialsm is gravely dangerous, it leads to killing and destruction of Ukrainians and to potential serious consequences for the whole world. So it should be taken seriously and crushed at any price. Like Hilter&#039;s.</p><p><br /></p><p>And of course, there are also different Russians, like my young Moscow&nbsp; friend. And like Chulpan Hamatova and Maxim Galkin, and Anton Dolin, and Tinkov, and Hodorkovski, and Chichvarkin, and Ilya Yashin, and..... But they are too little in number and influence to have impact. And most of them left Russia.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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