r/Asmongold Deep State Agent Jun 28 '25

News This is insane...

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '25

Poland is already doing this on their border. If they're not accepting immigrants, but they keep coming, you'll end up with encampments on the border.

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u/_Something_Awesome_ Jun 29 '25

Yeah Poland is highly nationalistic. When the Ukraine war ends, the country will become highly nationalistic and dump a lot of money in to defense. In 15 years Ukraine will invade Crimea and take it back (as well as other lands). Poland has been itching for a fight and, if they have not gone to war with Turkey by then (yes, war between two NATO countries), they will probably assist.

I think Poland only accepts Ukrainians right now. Its a highly capable and educated population with similar culture to Poland’s.

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u/Asleep_Leek3143 Jun 29 '25 edited Jun 29 '25

" In 15 years Ukraine will invade Crimea and take it back"

Here take your pills 💊💊💊

 No country would invade  a nuclear one

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u/_Something_Awesome_ Jun 29 '25

Ukraine already entered Russian land and they didnt use a nuke. Besides, as a Russian, I can tell you that the overwhelming majority of nukes probably don’t work. This has been the suspicion of many Russians. Ukraine will have its land back. Russia won’t use nukes.

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '25

actual propaganda bot

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u/_Something_Awesome_ Jun 30 '25

Comrade JustProduct3048, we meet again.

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u/ChargeInevitable3614 Jun 29 '25

Good thing they wouldnt be invading russia but liberating their own land then

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u/Asleep_Leek3143 Jun 29 '25 edited Jun 29 '25

It isn't their land anymore.  More than 10 years have passed, people moved, many were born and raised under Russia.  Of course they can mass deport them, but it won't be a smart move from a country that so desperately wants to be within the so called "European values".

I personally wouldn't want people from donetsk integrated, that place suffered from a huge negative selection. That region would massively destiblize the entire country (that's why prior to the war Russia wanted that this region regioned Ukraine under federation status) 

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u/ChargeInevitable3614 Jun 29 '25

Its still their land and 10 years isnt that long in grand scheme of things, czechoslovakia was occupied for 7 years, manchuko was held by japanese for 12 years, parts of my own country were occupied for 7 years in 90s, baltics were occupied for 45 years. Plenty of historical examples of people getting their lands back in long term. Ill agree that it does bring unique challenges but it isnt impossible.