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  Russia invaded the white house in 2016....
context: You don't have to. You can walk away and they won't bother you. >
  
  Big difference when you started the war. >
  
  And Putin is the only man who can put an end to it! >
  
  That's not exactly true.  Any man or wan, around Putin, could end this war. >
  
  If they can get close enough without falling out a window. >
  
  There's no way Putin could have Hitler's luck, right? >
  
  Project Valkarie 2? >
  
  No one forced you to invade another country you piece of shit fascist. >
  
  Germany is on the correct side this time, without question.
  Patton would have loved to show the Soviets American tanks... >
  
  We should have let Patton do his thing. >
  
  Starting WW3 was not a good idea in 1945 >
  
  well, looks like starting ww3 in the 2000s is an even worse idea, so theres that. >
  
  There's no WW3, and I reject the idea of going to war in the present to avoid a future war. As we've seen throughout all of history, no war has ever been able to end wars >
  
  Yes Vlad you are.
  And you're super-duper main battle tank the T-14 is still in prototype/field test stage. That's the tank that you were supposed have 230 of by now. The one where the Russians stole the engine design from...the Germans. The one that sourced the transmissions from...the Germans.
  Just pull back to your side of the border and let's call this done. >
  
  I wish I could find that Polandball again where Germany is asking the EU if they're really asking him to invade Russia through Poland because it doesn't want any misunderstanding. >
  
  80 years on, and other nations of Europe are still facing or fearing Russian aggression.
  Russia invaded Ukraine and Hungary in 1919.
  Russia invaded Poland in 1920.
  Russia invaded Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Finland in 1939.
  I think the invasions towards the end of WWII, to defeat German Nazism, were ethically justified, but Russia dictated the politics of Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, and Romania for the next 45 years.
  Russia invaded Hungary in 1956, and Czechoslovakia in 1968, to enforce their rule.
  Russia invaded Georgia in 2008.
  Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014.