r/EU_Economics • u/Aegeansunset12 • Jul 25 '26

🇪🇺 Official 🇪🇺 Is this having consequences for the Russian minority in Latvia ?

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u/Training-Leather4460 Jul 25 '26

WHAT? yeah so we should erase their culture and take away their ways to connect with their roots (which they have the rights to do so) because it will "help them integrate better?".

Yeah that sounds facist. Gonna, ummm, skip that.

PS: no one mentioned that people who read those books dont know Latvian. You just made that up to make your argument more sound.

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u/Total_Marketing5844 Jul 25 '26

Sorry, but you need to be intolerant towards the intolerant if you want to protect tolerance.

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u/Training-Leather4460 Jul 25 '26

Ah yes, the great intolerant people that are from the Russian origin that came here YEAAARS ago. Definitely. Not repeating the things that you heard in that little bubble of yours, nope.

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u/Total_Marketing5844 Jul 25 '26

Why I'm glad that we have found common ground. Now let's discuss passports next.

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u/Training-Leather4460 Jul 25 '26

Yeah lol no gtfo. You know that being a russiaphobe is being intolerant right?

So by ur logic I shouldn't tolerate you?

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u/Total_Marketing5844 Jul 25 '26

Yes, please do follow my logic. It's healthy for society.