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You used poor sentence structure that doesn't make sense by itself. If you were trying to say "Russians are Nazis who fight" or "Russia is a Nazi country that fights", say that. Russia [singular noun] is [singular verb] fighting [adjective?] Nazis [plural noun] doesn't make sense because it equates a singular noun to a plural noun. You are the one who needs an English lesson, kid.
LOL and when were they in?? >

To show an example on why corruption is bad >

I think their depleted, impotent military that's being embarrassed by Ukraine is a better example of what happens when corrupt officials siphon off public money for private use. >

Golden toilets are not going to pay for themselves, you know. >

Was Ruzzia fighting for or against corruption? >

Neither. Russia is fighting nazis.
(note: fighting is an adjective in that sentence, not a verb) >

Do you mean adjective? >

Fuck. Ya, that one. Grade school was a long time ago.