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  Are they really "very" different? From my experience, the more west you go the more progressive they get, but it's only a gradual shift, even in America it feels like 50% are staunchly pro-russia
context: This moratorium on asylum decisions and deportation for Russian conscripts was extended by six months by the state secretary on Wednesday.
  The ministry said it still needed more reliable information about "to what extent conscripts in Russia were (forcefully) deployed in the war in Ukraine," the ministry wrote. Therefore, "it is not yet possible to carefully decide on the asylum applications of Russian conscripts from 18 to 27 years old."
  
  Worth pointing on. >
  
  guess xenophobia is okay now?
  The reality is that if i put an average, factory-working Volodymyr and Vladimir in front of you and asked them which Brad Pitt movie they most enjoy you'd not be able to tell me which one is Russian and which one is Ukrainian >
  
  Russian emigrants tend to maintain their nationalism, and are often a security threat. That is how they created the world's largest mafia network, with the world being completely blind to it, because they were too busy romanticizing russians.
  
  The reality is that if i put an average, factory-working Volodymyr and Vladimir in front of you and asked them which Brad Pitt movie they most enjoy you'd not be able to tell me which one is Russian and which one is Ukrainian
  
  A meaningless question would give no answers? That's crazy. Try asking something more serious- like whether they think Russia should give back the lands they took from Ukraine. If russians will do this to their slavic brothers at the behest of their government, don't assume they wouldn't do worse to you if they were actually told to. >
  
  What? You could not be more wrong, unless you are talking post USSR collapse ethnic/religious migrants. But a vast majority of Russian migrants in the past, let's say 10 years, are heavily anti Putin and are not at all nationalistic. >
  
  That is completely false, I can tell you that from vast personal experience. Stop being naive. >
  
  This is not false at all. Now I am sure you are just completely making everything up. Be ashamed. >
  
  Why is it that you're so sure of it? Because it doesn't match your rose-tinted view? I actually speak russian, and grew up surrounded by russian emigrants. You should be ashamed, because your naivete will undermine the entire world, and Eastern Europe will pay for it the most. >
  
  The Russian community of Brooklyn and the Russian community of Tallinn are very different politically, economically and ideologically.