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Topic: Why can't former Soviet states stay together as one country? 2 |
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| Milforum Hitman | GodofThunder got the point there. Especially the Baltik states, Ukraine and Central Asian countries would gain nothing from joining up Russia.
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| Primus Pilus | The former Soviet States cannot be joined together because of Political Polarity and in terms of economics, the Marginal Cost exceeds the Marginal Benefit, hence they see no need to re-unite.
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| Milforum Hitman | Quote:
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| Milites Gregarius | you`d have to be inhabitant of one of these former countries to understand that... IMO nothing good has ever come to Estonia from Russia.. or can someone name anything and in that union, where Russia undoubtly would be the leading country, you can`t talk about democracy.. and having a larger military.. again in my opinion it isn´t a way to measure the life standards in a country |
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| Optio | Post; Re: Why can't former Soviet states stay together as one counQuote:
Even Russian can't govern their own people well (remember they have good resouces). You still expect a further Union of the eastern Europe? | |
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| Nuclear Duck Hunter ![]() | If you were an independent country until Stalin, after which you became a number in a tax roll, would your now independent Government want to be a servant or served? Most of the countries which formed the USSR had longer histories as free states than Russia. And having your young people conscripted into every war the USSR decided was in it's interest does not make a strong military. It makes a fractionalized one at best.
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